Việt Nam determined to curb COVID-19 as number surpasses 40,000 mark

With the number of COVID-19 cases continuing to sharply increase and the national caseload surpassing the 40,000 mark, Việt Nam is under pressure to do all it can to control the pandemic.

Pandemic spreads, but Việt Nam now more sophisticated

With three more provinces recording community COVID-19 infections last week, the pandemic continued to spread.

Singer Thanh Duy leaves problems behind with music Việt Nam Idol 2007’s second-place finisher second Thanh Duy is one of the veteran participants of the music reality TV show The Heroes this year. For the past two years, Duy struggled with his mental health and could not make any music. Online newspaper VnExpress reporter Tâm Giao chats with Duy about his return to music.

Publishers promote summer reading for kids

Vietnamese publishing houses are promoting new programmes and books this summer to encourage children to read.

5G to accelerate Việt Nam’s digital transformation

Manzi to present audio installation ‘Liberation Radio’ A special art installation will be presented to the public from May 28 at Manzi Exhibition Space, 2 Hàng Bún Alley, Ba Đình District.

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Gender equality in climate action amid COVID-19

The Vietnamese Government integrated gender equality and social inclusion in its updated Nationally Determined Contribution, which was submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in September 2020.

Firms lack awareness of responsible business practices: study Less than half of small domestic enterprises have a full understanding of RBP whereas 81 per cent of State-owned enterprises (SOE) understand the concept and its implications fully, the study found.

Distorted information on South China Sea doesn't change facts: spokesperson

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' spokesperson has condemned content falsely portraying the South China Sea issue.