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NA passes amended health insurance law
Lawmakers examined and passed amendments and supplements to the Law on Health Insurance at a plenary session of the National Assembly in the afternoon of June 13.
Original documents prove Vietnam’s sea sovereignty
Seven royal ordinances and certificates recently found in central Binh Thuan province are original documents that affirm Vietnam’s sovereignty over its waters.
Vietnam beat Singapore to reach final four
Vietnam's U-14 girls' football team beat a dogged Singapore 3-0 in their last Group A match of the Asian Football Confederation Cup U-14 Girls' Regional Championship on June 12.
Disabled people raised awareness of disaster risk mitigation
The central province of Quang Nam, one of the most disaster-prone areas in Vietnam, is looking towards the expansion of a project helping people with disabilities join the community in disaster risk mitigation.
Vietnamese shops celebrate World Cup fever
In celebration of World Cup 2014, the consumption market in Vietnam has become hotter in recent days, thanks to a series of attractive promotions offered by supermarkets and shops.
Vietnam backs Cambodian sappers
The Ministry of National Defence has provided US$154,000 for the Sapper Command of Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to build infrastructure for the Decho sapper school.
Vietnam seeks to foster exports to FTA markets
Opportunities and challenges for Vietnam’s exporters in accessing international markets, especially now that the country has entered into free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations, were analysed at a workshop held in the northern province of Ha Nam on June 12.
Quang Ninh: border trade with China still normal
Business activities and trade in the border gates of Mong Cai, Bac Phong Sinh and Hoanh Mo-Dong Van in the northern province of Quang Ninh are operating as normal despite ongoing tensions at sea between Vietnam and China, according to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade.
China continues using tricks to slander Vietnam
Chinese ships on June 12 continued to encircle and cut off Vietnamese Fisheries Surveillance vessels and then retreat in order to photograph and film misleading footage aimed to make it look like they were being rammed by Vietnamese ships.
Auto sales stay strong in May
Sales by members of the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) continued rising high last month with nearly 10,000 automobiles sold, the Saigon Times Daily reported.