Allianz Risk Barometer 2021: Covid-19 trio tops global and Asia Pacific business risks Allianz Risk Barometer 2021: Covid-19 trio tops global and Asia Pacific business risks

Credit still increases more than 10 per cent: SBV Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) Đào Minh Tú has said despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the bank has operated local monetary policy effectively and flexibly this year.

Lawmakers raise concerns over quality of controversial textbooks, demanded accountability Many National Assembly (NA) deputies raised concerns over the quality of the first-grade textbook set and demanded accountability for the issue in the plenary session on socio-economic issues on Wednesday in Hà Nội.

Experts simultaneously called for the cancellation of the Formula 1 race in Hanoi

National Assembly delegates Le Thanh Van, Economists Tran Dinh Thien and Dinh Trong Thinh warned about the negative impact of Vietnam's economy if Vietnam did not bravely withdraw from the Formula 1 calendar.

Lawmakers concerned over forest losses in light of central floods Forest protection issues were in the spotlight on Tuesday in the National Assembly, amid public concern that the loss of forests has contributed to the devastation from floods and landslides in the central region in recent weeks.

Lessons from natural disasters in central region October left devastation for millions of people in central Việt Nam.

Central localities work to recover from storm

Localities in storm and flood-hit areas have started working to repair the damage wrought by storm Molave, focusing on house repairs and sanitation to help citizens get back on their feet.

16 dead, dozens missing after landslides in central Việt Nam

Sixteen people have died and dozens are still missing after two separate landslides in central Việt Nam.

VN, India share communication experience amid COVID-19

Experts from Việt Nam and India shared experience and initiatives in journalism and communication products amid COVID-19 at a workshop held in Hà Nội on Thursday.

Wildlife crime could be a source of future pandemics; tackling it must be embedded into international criminal law Wildlife crime could be a source of future pandemics; tackling it must be embedded into international criminal law