Korean street food rules, and hotteok, sweek Korean pancakes, are among the many reasons why. Cinnamon and brown sugar never tasted so good.

the United Nations selected Qatar to host the COP 18 Summit next year in Doha. Considering Qatar’s moves on the sustainability front, the decision is the right one.

A visit to a RFID trade show in Korea gave a lesson on how RFID can play a role in reducing waste and encouraging more sustainable business practices. SK Group is leading the way here.

Ggori gom-tang, a Korean version of oxtail soup that makes for the perfect lunch or dinner on a crisp fall day, is the perfect escape at Seoul’s Namdaemun Market.

A hub of technology, fashion, design, architecture and entertainment, Seoul is taking steps towards sustainability that will benefit everyone.

Sipping a cup of tea with a little snack on the side is a great way to refresh for 30 minutes before conquering Seoul’s crowded streets yet again.

Last week’s Korea Smart Grid Week plenty of eye candy for everyone, and offered a break from the dog and pony shows that make any trade show exhausting.

One of SK’s futuristic buildings in north Seoul, the T Tower, hosts T.um, or “Ubiquitous Museum.” The tour is part Avatar, part futuristic living room and also provides a view of how our transportation options are going to change.

SK Telecom’s T.um “ubiquitous museum” is a showcase of virtual technology that will transform the way we live in ways in which right now we cannot even imagine. I start with fashion.

Gwanghwamun, like the country it gloriously anchors, is now free of past indignities and is a proud symbol of the incredible transformation that has made Korea a late 20th miracle and 21st century pacesetter.