SOUTH KOREA AND UNITED STATES – While both the United States and South Korea stand as beacons of democratic governance with popularly elected presidents at their helm, the specific powers, responsibilities, and constraints governing these high offices reveal a fascinating study in comparative constitutional design.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Lee Jae-Myung (이재명), a prominent figure in South Korean politics and the candidate for the liberal Democratic Party, is at the forefront of the upcoming presidential election, driven by recent political upheaval and ongoing controversies. His political journey from humble beginnings to the cusp of the presidency has drawn significant international attention […]
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – OpenAI, the pioneering force behind ChatGPT, has officially established a legal entity in South Korea and is actively preparing to open its first office in Seoul. This move represents a significant strategic step in its global expansion, signaling a deeper commitment to one of Asia’s most technologically advanced and AI-enthusiastic markets.
NATIONWIDE – A recent remark by presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung (이재명) concerning the cost of coffee beans, stating the raw material cost was a mere ₩120 (South Korean Won), or roughly $0.09 USD, inadvertently ignited a broader national conversation about rising prices in South Korea, a nation increasingly grappling with the pressures of global inflation. This […]
