TCC Group donates US$1 million to Việt Nam’s COVID-19 Vaccine Fund Thailand’s TCC Group, in coordination with the Sirivadhanabhakdi Foundation, has contributed US$1 million (VNĐ23 billion) to help the Government of Việt Nam in promoting COVID-19 vaccination for the community and labour force.

Việt Nam must produce COVID-19 vaccines no later than June 2022, says PM

Việt Nam must be able to produce COVID-19 vaccines no later than June 2022, according to Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính.

An island getaway in the heart of the capital

Imagine, if you can, an island getaway in the heart of Hà Nội, with lush vegetation and peace away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Lan to put best foot forward at first Olympics

Quách Thị Lan has promised to give her best performance at the coming Olympics after she was confirmed as the only Vietnamese track-and-field set to compete in Japan.

Phú Quốc hopes to welcome foreign tourists in autumn

Foreign tourists could be set to return to Viet Nam this autumn if a vaccine passport scheme is approved.

KRX trading system to run officially at the end of this year The stock trading system from the Republic of Korea, known as KRX, will be officially put into operation at the end of this year after six months of trial run.

The Ascott Vietnam donates VNĐ500m to COVID-19 vaccine fund

VCCI proposes working group to tackle container shortage, stabilise logistics fees The Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has proposed an inter-ministerial working group be founded to tackle the container shortage and stabilise logistics fees which have skyrocketed recently.

Việt Nam's COVID-19 success not luck: foreign ministry The foreign ministry spokesperson Lê Thị Thu Hằng said reducing Việt Nam's achievements in the containment of COVID-19 pandemic to mere luck is "entirely unobjective," in response to queries for reaction to an article by the New York Times published earlier this month about COVID-19 in Việt Nam.

Việt Nam does not arrest people solely for stating their viewpoints: foreign ministry Việt Nam does not arrest or prosecute people solely for expressing their viewpoints or protecting human rights, but abuses of freedoms must be handled by the law, spokesperson for the foreign ministry Lê Thị Thu Hằng said on Thursday.