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Volunteer group takes free wedding photos for disabled
A young, voluntary team of Vietnamese was founded with the aim of bringing happiness to disabled people by offering them free wedding photo shoots.
Vietnam milk prices stay stubbornly high, priciest in ASEAN
The prices of milk for Vietnamese children remain the highest in the Southeast Asian region despite the falling cost of raw milk, which gives a leading local milk producer room to expand and boost supply.
WSP Finland honored for creative bridge design in Vietnam
WSP Finland, a consulting firm that provides sustainable services in engineering, consulting, surveys and design, has been recognized as the creative company of the year 2015 in Finland-Vietnam relations.
Police searching for Russian suspected of ‘illegally holding property
Vietnamese police are searching for a Russian woman who has disappeared after a bank staffer in the southern city of Vung Tau allegedly gave her US$11,575 more than the actual amount she possessed last year, local media reported.
Vietnamese-American held for allegedly buying sex from minor
Police have detained a Vietnamese-American man who purportedly bought sex from a 15-year-old girl in a city in southern Vietnam.
World Bank expert on adapting to climate change in Vietnam
Paula Caballero, a senior director at the Environment and Natural Resources Global Practice, World Bank, recently visited Hanoi to understand the current situation and challenges of the environment and climate change in Vietnam.
Vietnam coal exports grapple with El Nino year
China, Japan and other Asian buyers of Vietnamese coal can expect more uncertainty in the volume of shipments this year as scorching weather linked to the El Nino phenomenon raises domestic power consumption to a record, adding pressure on regional supply of the fuel.
Vietnam firm reconstructs sacred whale’s 10-ton skeleton
A company that manages a tourism site in southern Vietnam has successfully reconstructed a 10-metric-ton skeleton of a whale, which is believed to have weighed a whopping 100 metric tons.
Danang City to organize tours to watch endangered langurs
Authorities in the central Vietnamese city of Danang will organize sightseeing tours to Son Tra Peninsula, located around 10 kilometers from its heart, to discover the life of an endangered langur species next month.
Vietnam’s agro-exports need big revamp to regain shine
The integration into the global and regional economy, signaled by the free trade agreements that Vietnam has clinched or is going to finalize with foreign partners, will create an opportunity for a big revamp to the sector which is losing shine.