Việt Nam, together with 40 other countries, had aligned itself to a voluntary global pledge “For every child, every right”, to ensure no one is left behind and to help every child reach their full potential, Ambassador Đặng Đình Quý, head of Việt Nam’s permanent mission to the UN, said on Wednesday.
Residents and authorities in the central province of Quảng Ngãi are still at loggerheads over whether a waste treatment plant should re-open, more than a year after its debut.
We cannot ignore it: Climate Strike, initiated by 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg, has spread across the globe, and its impact has been immense.
Two of them have been deported back to Việt Nam while seven others remain in South Korea.
Waste-to-energy technology is a feasible solution for the solid waste crisis in Việt Nam's major cities, local authorities have said.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc yesterday asked the Việt Nam General Confederation of Labour (VGCL) to boost co-ordination with the Government to better ensure the legal and legitimate rights and interests of workers.
And be – a Vietnamese ride hailing service which has recently joined the market, in what appears to be a frantic effort, has kindly offered online advice called “two minutes of safety with be” in which female customers are recommended to “put on an extra jacket, wear a skirt long enough to cover your legs or consider booking a beCar (instead of beBike) for your privacy and comfort.”
Projects for the eastern section of the North-South Expressway are being re-examined to take into account global and regional disputes and national security concerns, as well as the empowerment of domestic enterprises.
“We are now entering the Knowledge Revolution 5.0 era,” Chang Dae-whan, Founder of World Knowledge Forum, has said, highlighting the significance of knowledge in decision-making amidst rapid changes of the human life.
