Hà Nội yearns for shady days

It’s official: The imported maple trees along Hà Nội’s Nguyễn Chí Thanh Boulevard are to be removed. Five years after they were planted in the hope of providing local people with some red and yellow hues during the capital’s beautiful autumn, which has long inspired musicians and poets, the trees simply could not survive the weather.

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Distorted information on South China Sea doesn't change facts: spokesperson

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' spokesperson has condemned content falsely portraying the South China Sea issue.

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Avonisys AG wins patent litigation case against Synova SA Avonisys AG wins patent litigation case against Synova SA

Limited resources slowing Việt Nam's power supply goals: official According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT), all communes across Việt Nam had access to electricity by the end of 2020. The country has set a target to give all rural households access to electricity by 2025.

Việt Nam voices concern over escalating violence in Myanmar

The diplomat called for dialogue, reconciliation, co-operation and trust-building to seek solutions to the Myanmar situation.

Solar energy: light at the end of the tunnel for off-grid communities in Việt Nam In recent years, Việt Nam has experienced a renewable energy boom but off-grid communities are still too far to benefit from this.

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Stock market expected to maintain growth path in 2021 Việt Nam's stock market is expected to maintain its growth momentum of last year at 15-20 per cent based on positive supporting factors, experts have said.