Virus deaths soar in US, Europe as Trump sees light at end of tunnel The United States saw nearly 2,000 coronavirus deaths for a second day running as the toll soared again in Europe, despite US President Donald Trump's insistence that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

TV dramas amuse audiences at home Television dramatic plays are entertaining audiences at home while theatres remain closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

Monster Pacific cyclone Harold batters Fiji A deadly Pacific storm slammed into Fiji on Wednesday, tearing off roofs and flooding towns, after leaving a trail of destruction in the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.

Trump threatens to cut WHO funding, China lifts Wuhan travel ban President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to cut US funding to the World Health Organisation, accusing it of bias toward China, where the authorities lifted a two-and-a-half month travel ban on Wuhan, the city that spawned the global coronavirus pandemic.

Winners of Việt Nam's Oscars to be announced online

The awards were originally set to take place in mid-March at the Opera House in Ha Noi.

MoIT proposes to resume rice exports The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has asked the Government to resume rice exports. However, the export volume would be limited at 800,000 tonnes for April and May.

Rare primate returned to nature in Tuyên Quang

A rare primate was released in Phiêng Bung Natural Reserve in Năng Khả Commune, Na Hang District of the northern mountainous province of Tuyên Quang today.

NextTech invests in chatbot platform NextTech Group on Monday announced it will invest US$500,000 into Chatbot Việt Nam Technology Joint Stock Company, which runs Bot Bán Hàng – a chatbot platform for sellers and advertisers in Việt Nam.

Proposal for publishing notice of invitation Proposal for publishing notice of invitation for prequalification for selecting investors to implement investment projects using land

Hà Tĩnh churches host masses despite regulations on COVID-19 Several parishes in Hà Tĩnh Province held public masses last weekend despite the Government’s ban on large gatherings and travel restrictions to contain COVID-19.