Nagasaki begins manpower drive in central Việt Nam Nagasaki Prefecture in Japan will begin recruiting first year students from central Việt Nam to work and study in healthcare services from 2021

Van Don International Airport named as the Asia's Leading Regional Airport 2020 Van Don International Airport surpassed four strong competitors in the region to win the “Asia's Leading Regional Airport 2020” award category

Two Vietnamese missing in Typhoon Haishen

Two Vietnamese interns have gone missing after Super Typhoon Haishen swept through Kyushu Island, southwest of Japan early yesterday, the Vietnamese Consulate General in Fukuoka prefecture confirmed.

Intermittent fasting and intense exercise

When people try any fasting routine usually they want to lose weight. A few days later they may notice that they are not only loosing weight but also muscle mass.

Human resource training deals on hi-tech farming projects The central city-based Đông Á College and Thadi Agriculture Farming Processing and Distribution Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of THACO Group, have inked a co-operation deal in supplying human resources for hi-tech agriculture.

Nội Bài Int’l Airport among the world’s top 100 for five years running Nội Bài International Airport in Hà Nội has made it into the world’s top 100 airport listing for the fifth consecutive year in 2020, the Airports Corporation of Việt Nam (ACV) said on May 12.

Tokyo confirms daily record of nearly 200 coronavirus cases A total of 197 new coronavirus cases were confirmed in Tokyo on Saturday, a record daily increase for the fourth straight day, the metropolitan government said.

Olympic sports fret over lost Games income The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics and the shutdown of the sporting calendar because of the coronavirus pandemic are going to hit international sports federations hard financially.

International student exchange begins in Đà Nẵng A group of 10 students from two colleges – Eastern Institute of Technology and Otago Polytechnic - New Zealand – have joined a 40-day experience programme at the city-based Đông Á from January 9 to February 17.

Việt Nam and Japan agree to boost tourism co-operation Việt Nam has called for stronger investment from Japan, including in medium- and small-sized enterprises in tourism, education and trade as the country eyes growth in the ‘green’ industry.