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Son Tung M-TP to rock Viral Fest Asia 2017
Four Vietnamese stars, including hitmaker Son Tung M-TP, will join a host of Asia’s top artists at Viral Fest Asia 2017 (VFA 2017) to take place in Thailand next month.
Unregistered boats rampant on Ha Long Bay
Fishing boats are turning themselves into unregistered tourist craft, willing to take holidaymakers around the famed Ha Long Bay in northern Vietnam despite failing to meet any of the safety or basic operational standards.
Japanese NGO assists Vietnamese farmers in producing safe greens
Environmentally conscious farmers in the Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre are eagerly adopting a Japanese-sponsored model of producing safe greens to ensure a sustainable livelihood for locals.
Start-up of Vietnam's Nghi Son oil refinery delayed to 2018
The commercial start-up of Vietnam's new US$7.5 billion Nghi Son oil refinery will be delayed to 2018, from an initial expected start-up in the third quarter of this year, according to a notice on a government website.
Private firm discovered building 104 unapproved apartments in central Vietnam
The notorious Muong Thanh Group has been found building over 100 apartments that defy approved designs in the central Vietnamese city of Da Nang.
Weekly street art show debuts in downtown Ho Chi Minh City
A new program featuring street performances were opened on Nguyen Hue Pedestrian Street in Ho Chi Minh City on May 13.
Thousands join 10,000-step walk to promote healthy lifestyle in HCM City
More than 5,000 students, office workers and city officials gathered in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City early Sunday morning for a 10,000-step walk aimed at launching an exercise movement to improve public health.
WannaCry to hit droves of computers in Vietnam next week: experts
Vietnam is among the 99 countries that are under attack by a global ransomware program, while a local cyber security firm has warned that the virus could start being spread in the Southeast Asian country at the beginning of next week.
Mother’s Day in Vietnam: But for our mums, we wouldn’t be here
It’s Mother’s Day again on the 14th of May – Sunday – and time to give thanks to that most remarkable person in our lives – our mums.
Vietnam Cable Television sues local channels, websites for Champions League piracy
Vietnam Cable Television, or VTVcab, is pressing charges against more than ten TV channels and websites it claims have violated its exclusive broadcasting rights for Champions League games in Vietnam.