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Hurdles for digital university: lack of money, desire to change

To build digital schools, Vietnam’s universities face problems such as weak financial resources, insufficient technology and people’s reluctance to change.

How much do ‘big bosses’ earn?

Many large corporations’ owners have accepted no salary during a difficult period, but other CEOs have received tens of billions of dong a year.

Sales agents, telco officers activate simcards online, in violation of rules

Ignoring the latest decision by the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) on suspending new online registrations and standardizing information, telcos are still blatantly selling simcards to develop new subscribers.

The man who spreads the art of to he beyond village

With devotion to preserving the traditional craft of his homeland, artisan Dang Van Hau is popularizing traditional toys known as to he beyond village boundaries.

Souvenirs foster cultural exchange and drive tourism revenue

For any tourist, a souvenir is an important part of their travel experience because it serves as a tangible reminder of their trip, and they bring home souvenirs to share with their friends and loved ones.

Hanoi photography course attracts male learners

Practical photography courses using smartphones have become popular among those who enjoy travelling, exploring, and experiencing new things.

Ethnic minority YouTuber spreads love and help to people in need

Ms. Chao Mui Coi’s YouTube channel, Coi Lalin, attracts viewers thanks to the simple yet inspiring stories of many difficult lives in her hometown - Bat Xat District, Lao Cai Province.

Copyright infringement, plagiarism and pirating rampant in VN

Copyright infringement has become serious, causing concerns in society and discontent among art activists. Experts have warned that copyright infringement poses danger to the vulnerable cultural industry.

Electricity pricing and the opportunities for development

Resolution 55 on the energy development strategy clearly stipulates that Vietnam needs to remove all barriers to be sure that power pricing is transparent and determined by the market.

Young woman teaches Vietnamese language courses at US university

In August 2022, the PM signed Decision 930, approving the "Day to Honor Vietnamese Language among Overseas Vietnamese 2023-2030". September 8 was chosen the Day to Honor Vietnamese Language.

Moving from ‘agricultural production’ to an ‘agricultural economy’

Vietnam has changed its mindset from ‘agricultural production’ to an ‘agricultural economy’ with an aim to create a highly competitive merchandise-producing agriculture, National Assembly deputies said at the ongoing National Assembly session.

New laws needed to thaw frozen real estate market

Amendments to laws or a well-designed resolution that would motivate executive bodies and officers to "dare to think and dare to do", and protect them from imprisonment will help defrost the real estate market.

Bamboo village strives to recover traditional handicraft

Bao La Village in the central province of Thừa Thiên Huê is striving hard to protect and preserve the traditional handicraft of bamboo weaving.

SOS: children face cyberbullying, but parents don’t know what to do

While cyber bullying is becoming more common at schools, students are finding it difficult to seek support from teachers or their parents.

Billionaires from East Europe operating in major business fields in Vietnam

Most Vietnamese businesspeople who started businesses in East European countries after finishing studies there returned to Vietnam to do business in their fields.

Five major firms in oil and gas industry make huge profits

Five big oil and gas firms have reported huge profits which have exceeded the yearly targets.

Quang Phu Cau: where tradition meets fragrance in Hanoi

Quang Phu Cau incense village in Ung Hia District, renowned for its incense sticks and incense production, has become a beacon for those seeking an olfactory journey into Vietnam’s cultural heritage.

VN’s rice price climbs to historic peak, but exporters report drop in profits

Vietnam’s five percent broken rice export price has soared to $653 per ton, but despite the big volume of exports and price increases, large exporters have seen profits decrease.

Localities want more waste-to-electricity projects

The total waste-to-electricity capacity planned by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) is small compared with the demand and capability of Vietnam.

From the Party Chief’s directions about Vietnamese businesspeople

The Politburo’s Resolution 41 on building and promoting the role of Vietnamese businesses in the new era, issued October 10, 2023, shows timely directions and orientations for the development of businesses.