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Vocational schools should be restructured: official Lê Quân, Vice Minister of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs talks to VietNamNet on his ministry’s efforts to raise job training quality

Japan's Hayabusa2 leaves asteroid to return to Earth at end of 2020 Japan's space agency said on Wednesday its Hayabusa2 space probe has departed from an asteroid which it landed on to collect samples and will make its return to Earth in November or December next year.

Chile leader Pinera says will not resign over protests Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said Tuesday he will not resign in the face of deadly protests over inequality and poor social conditions that have entered their third week.

All is being done to help enterprises grow strong PhD Doctor Bùi Đức Thụ, a member of the National Assembly’s Committee for Financial and Budgetary Affairs (the 13th legislature), talks to Lao động (Labour) newspaper on how to facilitate the development of Vietnamese enterprises.

NA debates granting State Audit access to businesses and organisations' electronic data Auditor General Hồ Đức Phớc told National Assembly (NA) deputies “not to worry not too much” about leakages when electronic data of the audited organisations and individuals become readily accessible by the State Audit of Việt Nam.

No hope for popular train street’s cafés to resume

In recent days, tourists who have tried to take photos of the popular ‘train street’ at the Điện Biên Phủ-Phùng Hưng area in downtown Hà Nội have been turned away by officials.

Govt wants construction of Long Thành airport to begin in early 2021

The construction of Long Thành International Airport must be started by early 2021, Deputy Prime Minister Trịnh Đình Dũng said during a visit to its site on Wednesday (16 October).

Waste treatment projects needed in central region

Delayed development of waste treatment projects and poor household rubbish classification has left central provinces facing a serious challenge that could continue for years to come if nothing is done.

Sudan declares 'permanent ceasefire' as peace talks hit snag Sudan announced Wednesday a "permanent ceasefire" in the country's war zones even as a key rebel group threatened to pull out of peace talks, accusing government forces of bombing its territory.