A foreign national living in Hà Nội’s Định Công Ward has been accused of repeatedly stopping women travelling alone on motorbikes and behaving aggressively when they refused to engage with him.
Five defendants have been prosecuted for allegedly organising for Vietnamese nationals to travel to South Korea and the Republic of the Congo as tourists before illegally remaining in the countries to work.
Việt Nam is seeking to close the gap between overseas expertise and domestic demand through stronger networks, clearer policies and project-based collaboration.
The verification showed that at around midday last Friday, the girl and a group of tourists came to the site to visit. While she was sitting close to the tracks using her phone, a train passed and a collision occurred.
Nguyễn Văn Tùng, Member of the Members’ Council of the Việt Nam Education Publishing House said that he hoped the Vietnamese Embassy in Germany would continue to support the publishing house in building partnerships with Germany, a leading global publishing and digital publishing powerhouse.
The university has received both the Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) for its campus in Hà Nội and the Foreign Branch Campus (FBC) licence for its campus in HCM City.
In the journey to overcome to care for and assist victims of Agent Orange (AO)/Dioxin, the Party and the State have always said this is an issue of profound political, social and humanitarian significance.
Localities will review and propose appropriate mechanisms, policies and solutions to preserve, inherit, promote and develop Vietnamese traditional medicine and safeguard national cultural identity.
Việt Nam is expanding support for Agent Orange victims and their families, shifting from short-term assistance to better housing, healthcare, livelihoods and long-term care, alongside international efforts to remediate dioxin contamination.
Việt Nam aims to have up to five elite universities in the next decade, which will focus on cutting-edge research, international competitiveness and core innovation.
A husband and wife in Tây Ninh Province have been prosecuted for allegedly arranging accommodation for three Bangladeshi nationals who had overstayed their visas and were working illegally at their recycling facility.
The project will be developed in Hoàng Mai Ward, on a total area of approximately 9.26 hectares. It comprises three component projects, using different sources of funding and investment methods.
Through lessons, educational programmes and poems she has written about the scholar, Nguyễn Thị Phương, a literature teacher at Lê Quý Đôn Primary and Secondary School in Hưng Yên Province, has inspired a love of literature among her students, nurtured the local tradition of learning and helped pass on valuable cultural values to successive generations.
Vietnamese prosecutors have accused the chairman of Capel Group and several associates of running a fictitious investment scheme that raised more than VNĐ702 billion (US$26.6 million) from 4,837 investors, with more than VNĐ420 billion allegedly misappropriated.
Unlike conventional monitoring devices that require patients to remain still, this smart medical wristband allows them to move freely while continuously transmitting vital signs to doctors. Developed by researchers from HUST and Chiba University, the wearable is designed to be customisable and affordable, bringing healthcare one step closer to patients.
The Hồ Chí Minh Mausoleum will suspend public visits for two months while annual maintenance work is carried out, with access resuming in November.
Four men were arrested in Cần Thơ after fleeing a night patrol, shooting a police officer in the chest and abandoning a sack of stolen dogs – all four were in custody within 19 hours.
Hà used to have bright eyes, but an accident when she was six years old completely changed her life. One eye was permanently damaged, while the other has vision measured at around a four out of 10.