MoNRE to strengthen management over wildlife trade to prevent coronavirus Nearly 70 per cent of infectious diseases are transmitted from animals to humans, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) has stated in its latest document asking for tightened management over illegal wildlife, trafficking and trading in response to the pneumonia caused by COVID-19.

Nearly 40,000 train tickets returned due to Covid-19 Vietnam Railways (VR) said that its revenue dropped by nearly VNĐ65 billion (US$2.8 million) in the past 19 days compared to the same period last year due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

YOLA pioneers in offering online classes to help students ensure academic progress in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic

Seventeen years after the SARS pandemic, the world is now facing a potential new pandemic caused by a new strain of coronavirus. The number of infections is increasing not only in China but in many countries around the world. How will this affect the Vietnamese market? Facing such a complication, what measures do we need to take to respond to the outbreak to curb any drastic changes made in our everyday life?

UK Royal Navy ship visits Hải Phòng The UK Royal Navy’s survey vessel HMS Enterprise arrived at Tân Vũ Port in the northern city of Hải Phòng on Wednesday, beginning a week-long visit to Việt Nam.

99 years in prison granted to black credit gang The People's Court in Thanh Hóa Province has handed down a total jail sentence of 99 years to 21 people involved in a loan shark gang.

Gutsy Atletico given hope after surprise win over Liverpool Liverpool were the victims of an old-fashioned Atletico Madrid masterclass on Tuesday as Diego Simeone's side ground out a 1-0 win in Madrid to give themselves hope of reaching the Champions League quarter-finals.

Libya's UN-backed government suspends participation in Geneva talks Libya's unity government announced late Tuesday it would halt its participation in UN talks aimed at brokering a lasting ceasefire in the war-torn country where a fragile truce has been repeatedly violated.

Tây Ninh to renovate historic sites for tourism The southern province of Tây Ninh plans to renovate 22 historic relic sites at a total cost of more than VNĐ440 billion (nearly US$19 million) this year in an aim to attract more tourists.

Real estate businesses ask Government to remove difficulties

A conference on real estate market development aimed to discuss businesses’ difficulties in terms of the State's policies on the real estate market, as well as solutions to aid the market’s stable and sustainable development.

FDI in Việt Nam expected to surge after the epidemic As a major foreign investment hub, China is hit hard by the new strain of coronavirus, now known as Covid-19, but this also provides an opportunity for other countries to accelerate efforts to attract new foreign investment, especially investments in China which may seek other destinations.