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Save the date for Vietnam Internet's expected return to normal speed
It may not be as early as we hoped, but the date for the snail-paced Internet speed in Vietnam to be fixed has been set, finally.
Pulitzer-winning photographer captures heart-wrenching moments of Vietnam War
Kyoichi Sawada, a Japanese photographer with United Press International, received the 1966 Pulitzer Prize for Photography for his pictures of the Vietnam War.
Person quest behind photo of embracing enemies in Vietnam war
Chu Chi Thanh still has one of his most treasured photos, in which two Vietnamese soldiers from enemy armies shared a pose, solemnly hung in his room as his search to identify those in the rare picture remains unfinished.
Vietnamese exporters should limit antibiotic residues in seafood
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) has asked local seafood exporters to keep the antibiotic residues in their exports within limits, and try to find new markets for their products to offset the losses in traditional markets.
Thousands of tons of export rice to China stuck at border gate
Around 30,000 tons of Vietnamese rice exports to China have been stuck at border gates amid efforts by Chinese authorities to tighten checks along the border.
Integration puts Vietnamese producers at risk of losing home market
As Vietnam is integrating more deeply into the regional economy and the world economy, it has reached – or is finalizing – many trade pacts with several international trade partners, which in return makes both foreign-made goods imported into Vietnam and Vietnamese-made products exported to other countries cheaper.
Martial art Vovinam to be featured in Hollywood film
Vietnamese martial art Vovinam will be featured in an action film to be shot by this year-end under the cooperation of a Cambodian royal official and a Hollywood film director and actor.
Newly discovered grotto-a promising tourist attraction
With access to a newly discovered grotto within the UNESCO-recognized Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark being restricted to facilitate further study, the resplendent cave promises to become a touristy spot.
‘The right to die’ should be included in Civil Code
The Civil Code should include “the right to die” to be applied to hopeless patients who wish to die gently to end their sufferings, a lawmaker has suggested.
Vietnam to inspect major firms after Metro tax case
Many major companies operating in Vietnam will soon come under tax inspections on suspicions of transfer pricing, an official from the inspectorate of the General Department of Taxation said on April 22.