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WWF report names 99 new species in Vietnam
As many as 99 new species have been found in Vietnam, according to a World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report.
Vietnam attends int’l atomic forum in Russia
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Le Duong Quang is leading a Vietnamese delegation to join the sixth international forum AtomExpo held in Moscow, Russia, from June 9-11.
More Chinese warships encroach on Vietnam’s waters
China on June 9 continued perverting international law by sending two more military ships to the area around rig Haiyang Shiyou-981 that is illegally placed in Vietnam’s waters.
ARF meeting spotlights East Sea issue
The Senior Officials’ Meeting of the ASEAN Regional Forum (SOM ARF) opened on June 9 in Yangon, Myanmar, spending much time on the East Sea issue.
Former ACB official sentenced to 30 years' imprisonment
The Hanoi People’s Court on June 9 sentenced Nguyen Duc Kien, former vice chairman of the founding council of the Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), to 30 years’ imprisonment.
Government to release additional bandwidth
The government has approved a list of bandwidths that will be auctioned in a bid to help mobile service providers expand their service coverage.
Lao women’s union delegation visits Danang
A delegation from the Lao Women’s Union led by its President Sysay Leudedmuonsone is visiting the central city of Danang from June 7-9.
Hanoi: Vacationers prefer domestic tours this summer
Hanoi-based travel agencies report that local holiday-makers have shifted their attention to domestic destinations this summer instead of choosing out-bound tours like in previous years, which is a positive sign for the tourism sector.
OVs join efforts to protect homeland’s sea and islands
Vietnamese throughout the world have organised a series of activities to show their love towards the country and oppose China ’s illegal placement of its oil rig in Vietnam’s waters.
Ancient Da Nang tree receives cultural recognition
An 800-year old banyan tree in the central city of Da Nang has been recognised as the city’s first heritage tree.