Best-selling author releases book worldwide

Best-selling author Nguyễn Nhật Ánh will sign autographs for readers on Sunday at Hà Nội Library at the launch of his latest book Cảm Ơn Người Lớn (Thank You, Adults).

CO2 emissions up 2.7%, world ’off course’ to curb warming: study

Global emissions of carbon dioxide mainly from fossil fuel burning will rise 2.7 per cent in 2018, scientists said on Wednesday, signalling a world "completely off course" in the fight against climate change.

"Diary of A Cricket” musical at Opera House

The musical "Diary of A Cricket” will be staged at 8 pm on December 29 at the HCM City Opera House at 7 Lam Sơn Square in District 1.

HCMC opera house hosts The Nutcracker

Swiss conductor Emmanuel Siffert will conduct the classical ballet The Nutcracker on December 7, 8 and 9 at the HCM City Opera House.

 

First insight into the ecology of an elusive and threatened rabbit

A new study carried out by the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) in collaboration with WWF-Vietnam, WWF-Laos and the Central Institute for Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences (CRES) of the Việt Nam National University provides the first detailed information about the Annamite striped rabbit (Nesolagus timminsi) – a little-known lagomorph not discovered until 1995.

Việt Nam’s start-up ambitions and where policies flounder

Banking on solid economic growth, a young population and strong internet coverage, Việt Nam has been making efforts to become a start-up nation.

Invaluable role of housing managers spelled out in landmark study Invaluable role of housing managers spelled out in landmark study

The Global Group, Partnered with the South African Consulate General in Hong Kong, Unveil “The Heritage Collection”, a Charity Exhibition by Documentary Photographer Matthew Willman The Global Group, Partnered with the South African Consulate General in Hong Kong, Unveil “The Heritage Collection”, a Charity Exhibition by Documentary Photographer Matthew Willman

Screen time and your child’s wellbeing

We already knew that spending more time looking at screens results in poor health, obesity, poor vision and poor physical fitness. But we didn’t realise how badly it affects our children’s mental health and psychological well being. Well, now we know.

Special author sows seeds of kindness

Over the past two years, My has typed up her thoughts about life and interviews with inspirational figures, using only one finger.