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Vietnam firms struggle to expand in Russia
Two-way trade between Vietnam and Russia hit US$2.6 billion last year. However, it accounted for less than 1% of Vietnam's total import-export activity with the world, which was US$298.2 billion.
Nam wins gold in India
Ly Hoang Nam of Viet Nam won a gold medal at the ITF Asian Closed Junior Championships on April 17 in India.
Vietnam attends cyberspace conference
An information and communications ministry delegation, led by Deputy Minister Nguyen Minh Hong, attended the Global Conference on Cyberspace, held from April 14 to 17 in the Netherlands.
Haiphong reports first A/H1N1 case of 2015
The Haiphong health department on April 16 reported a serious case of avian influenza A/H1N1 at the Viet Tiep General Hospital.
National Assembly House design wins Grand Prize
The National Assembly House design by German company gmp International GmbH has just won the Grand Prize 2014 of the Vietnam Architects' Association.
Nam closes in on title
Ly Hoang Nam (Vietnam) and Alberto Lim (the Philippines) advanced to the final match of the Asian Closed Junior Championships' boys' doubles event on April 16 in India.
Minorities hold development forum
To celebrate the annual cultural day of Vietnam's ethnic groups, representatives of their communities met in Hanoi to launch of a seminar and exhibition titled I Believe I Can – Changes from the Community.
Norwegian PM praises progress in Vietnam
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg spoke to the Vietnamese press in Hanoi on April 16 during a three-day official visit to Vietnam at the invitation of Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
IMF projects Vietnam growth at 6%
Vietnam was expected to maintain the second fastest growing economy in ASEAN-5 in 2015, according to the International Monetary Fund's latest World Economic Outlook.
Disabled face up-hill battle for jobs
Around one third of the 7 million people living with disabilities in Vietnam needed vocational training and employment, but faced obstacles such as transportation and inadequate support from employers, social welfare officials have said.