Almost everybody has a traumatic experience but won't talk about it out of fear their visa will be denied.

Koreans are the masters at non-verbal communication! But beware, many use it for evil!

A contingent of the real conservative housewives of Seoul apparently have real rage against incoming President Yoon Seok-yeol's wife.

Imagine if your family had a 'parachute' grandfather every 5 years who had 100% control of your money. How soon would your assets disappear? That's sort of how Korea's public institutions are run. Time to reform?

How to Save Money on Netflix in S. Korea... But You Have to Do This First!

Last year, an employee in his 40s ended it all because he had been incessantly bullied at Korea's #1 search engine: Naver. Can you shake out a generalized acceptance of bullying from the mindset of your workforce?

Instead of Cheong Wa Dae, which is famous for its blue-tiled roofs signifying royal Korea, Yoon's administration will most likely share offices with the Ministry of Defense. Will it truly create a less corrupt executive branch? Or will the palace politics just move to wherever he goes?

Perhaps young men aren’t used to being bullied around by women. But that doesn’t mean you try to strip the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family just because you can’t take down a mean girl. Man up!

Korean politicians are usually super paranoid about their image. But they’re all okay with this.

Don't get your hopes up with new South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol when it comes to domestic policy. But he may find success on the international stage.

Park Chung-hee was offed by his own KCIA director at a dinner party in 1979. Let's just say he was tired of the way things were going under a dictator for life.

Nobody in their right mind would allow Russia to eventually supply 80% of Europe's energy. Germany had been warned, but it seems former Chancellor Gerhard Shroeder had fallen into Putin's pocket long ago.

Well, it finally happened. Ahn Cheol-soo has officially dropped out of the 2022 South Korean presidential race and has merged his candidacy with rival Yoon Seok-yeol of the conservative People's Power Party.

Check out the video to hear my thoughts on the speech and how South Korean principles of psychological warfare may also be applied to the current Ukraine-Russia crisis, particularly if we want to target that slow-moving 40-mile Russian convoy that's coming to invade Kyiv

If you've wondered how your beautiful liberal western democracy would devolve under the spreading threat of authoritarianism brought about by dictators like Putin, look to South Korea's civil society.

Collectively, the three nations would add almost $400 billion to Russia's approximately $1.6 trillion GDP. That would make the math just right to get to $2 trillion.

Ever wanted a real simple explanation of the difference between the way Seoul and Busan people speak? The secret is in the verb placement in the sentence.

The third debate for South Korea's 2022 presidential election showed the candidates a bit worn, but a bit more honest. They tried to focus on the economy, but they really spent most of their time on the attack.

What is going on in Putin's mind? And in the minds of Russians and Ukrainians? To understand this mindset in a context that doesn't take any current political sides, let's travel back in time to 1842.

The New York MTA's yearly budget of $17.5 billion dollars is approximately THE SAME as North Korea's annual GDP. Yeah, it's North Korea, but the way that the NYC subway is looking, I'd say it's a fair comparison. Just sayin'.