Morning coverage focused on police raids of South Korean President Yoon's office, marking unprecedented escalation from previous days' investigations into martial law considerations. The former Defense Minister's attempted suicide following arrest added gravity to the situation.
Midday attention shifted to domestic policy developments, with ruling parties agreeing to raise the income threshold from 103,000 to 178,000 yen - a significant shift in tax policy. The government's new energy policy draft emerged, notably removing language about reducing nuclear power dependence.
Evening reports returned to developments in Seoul as prosecution officials suggested the possibility of President Yoon's arrest, while the Presidential office refused further police searches. Coverage maintained critical distance from both administration and opposition claims regarding the investigation's legitimacy.