Back to bronze

The making of bronze products in one village of Thanh Hóa Province goes back a long way. It was possibly introduced there in the 11th century. Bronze products were always popular but then cheaper aluminium and stainless steel products came along. Now, people are once again making and buying bronze products.

Photo book honours President Hồ’s testament

The first ever bilingual photo book of featuring President Hồ Chí Minh’s testament has been published by the Hà Nội-based Vietnam News Agency Publishing House in conjunction with the Hồ Chí Minh and Party Leaders Institute and the Hồ Chí Minh Museum.

Pepper sector urged to renew growth model The world’s pepper output is forecast to increase, causing prices to keep falling.

Australian PM visits F1 circuit in Hà Nội

Staff are working around the clock to have the track and grandstands ready for the big race in April next year.

Viet Nam's best developers honoured in awards programme

The 5th Property Guru Việt Nam Property Awards honoured 52 of Việt Nam’s most prestigious and respected property developers yesterday at the InterContinetal Saigon Hotel in HCM City.

Pre-order Numbers for Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ Hit Record High Pre-order Numbers for Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ Hit Record High

Disabled teenager creates robots that help disabled patients

Suffering from polio that led to paralysis and scoliosis as a child, Trần Phan Thanh Hải, 18, was admitted to the HCM City University of Science without having to take the national high school exam. 

Everest Education receives $4 million from foreign funds Everest said the company will use this capital to develop its training centres. The firm currently has seven training centres in HCM City.

Bringing back Tô Lịch River from the dead requires a comprehensive solution Authorities in Hà Nội are considering a proposal to recover Tô Lịch River, which was once one of the capital city’s most beautiful rivers but has been ruined by serious pollution and the discharge of thousands of cubic metres of untreated wastewater.

When a good policy turns into bad debts Five years after the Government issued Decree 67, which aimed at supporting fishermen to build bigger and more modern steel-hulled boats able to resist bad weather and venture further into the sea, the decree has hardly been a panacea for the country’s fishermen.