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Try these irresistible, flavorful gelatos in Seoul - Vimarsana News

Try these irresistible, flavorful gelatos in Seoul

The dense, rich taste of Italian gelato offers a slightly different kind of frozen dessert experience than regular ice cream. Gelato, the Italian word for "frozen," has a higher proportion of milk and lower proportions of cream and eggs than regular ice cream. Some kinds do not include eggs at all. Although it shares a similar custard base to ice cream, gelato is normally churned at a much slower rate, inco...

2023 Korea Young Architect Award given to four rising architects - Vimarsana News

2023 Korea Young Architect Award given to four rising architects

The Korea Young Architect Award aims to recognize young architects who strive to design better spaces for people based on their own philosophy. This year, four emerging architects from three architecture firms have been recognized for their efforts with the award. Among the 46 architects or collectives that were considered for the award, three architectural studios were chosen -- More Less Architects, Kimnam and Agit...

Women to Begin Serving on South Korean Submarines in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Women to Begin Serving on South Korean Submarines in 2024

The South Korean Navy announced on Monday that women will begin deploying as crew aboard its submarines in 2024.

Women to Begin Serving on South Korean Submarines in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Women to Begin Serving on South Korean Submarines in 2024

The South Korean Navy announced on Monday that women will begin deploying as crew aboard its submarines in 2024.

Women to serve on Korean submarines from 2024 - Vimarsana News

Women to serve on Korean submarines from 2024

South Korea's Navy will deploy women officers aboard 3,000-ton submarines for the first time starting next year, breaking the longstanding glass ceiling within the country's military after 31 years since the Navy commissioned its first-ever Jang Bogo submarine in 1993. Seven non-commissioned female officers were selected earlier this month out of a pool of 22 applicants to serve on submarines, the Navy anno...