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Vietnam races towards 6G leadership following 5G achievements

After joining the ranks of the top five countries capable of producing 5G equipment, Vietnam is now setting its sights on leading the development of 6G technology.

Imexpharm sets new standards with EU-GMP certified production

Imexpharm, a leader in Vietnam’s pharmaceutical industry, is entering a new growth phase with a focus on the production of invented drugs, leveraging advanced technology to meet stringent international standards.

Sophisticated infant trafficking ring uncovered in 32 provinces across Vietnam

The network, which leveraged social media platforms to connect with vulnerable mothers, was recently dismantled by HCM City police, who revealed the sophisticated methods used to carry out these illegal activities.

Controversy erupts over alleged fake Champa artifacts at National Museum

The recently inaugurated exhibition "Champa Treasures: Marks of Time" at the National Museum of History has sparked a heated debate on social media, with some questioning the authenticity of the displayed artifacts.

Pagoda with little money raises 8 abandoned children

Inside the pagoda is a world of love given to abandoned children, nurtured by the head monk and the kind hearts of the pagoda's Buddhists.

Savor coffee among Sa Pa’s terraced fields and floating clouds

Nestled among the terraced rice fields of Sa Pa, a unique coffee shop has captured the attention of social media users with its stunning views of floating clouds and rustic wooden huts.

Vietnam News Headlines August 29/2024

Digital transformation helps improve education quality: insiders

HCM City’s largest interchange project to ease eastern traffic congestion

The An Phu interchange project in Thu Duc City, a major infrastructure development with an investment of over 3,400 billion VND ($141 million), is nearing completion after 20 months of construction.

Russian star goalkeeper Matvei Safonov to play in Vietnam

Matvei Safonov, the star goalkeeper of the Russian national team, is set to visit Vietnam in September for a friendly match at My Dinh Stadium.

RMIT Vietnam suspends Hanoi campus enrollment for October 2024 intake

The recent announcement of RMIT Vietnam temporarily halting new admissions at its Hanoi campus for the October 2024 intake has sparked concerns among parents and students.

Vietnam Business News August 29/2024

Long-term deposit interest rates reach 7.4 per cent

4,500 guests from Indian billionaire’s company enjoy Vietnam’s cultural riches

A group of 4,500 guests from Indian billionaire Dilip Shanghvi’s company, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, recently visited Vietnam, exploring Hanoi’s cultural landmarks and the scenic Trang An area in Ninh Binh.

Hanoi FC signs Dutch talent as HCM City FC welcomes Vietnamese-diaspora player

Hanoi FC has made a significant move in the transfer market by signing Dutch midfielder Keziah Veendorp, a former teammate of Donny van de Beek, as they aim to reclaim the V-League title in the 2024/25 season.

Students prefer dorms as room rents soar in Hanoi

Dorms have become a new choice for students and migrant workers in Hanoi as dorm rents are just one-third to one-fourth of rent of separate rooms.

Can Vietnam tackle emissions from nearly 6.5 million cars?

Vietnam is grappling with the challenge of reducing emissions from nearly 6.5 million cars, each acting as a mobile emission station, contributing significantly to the country’s air pollution.

Education Ministry unveils plan to elevate English as a key language in schools

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has outlined an ambitious plan for the 2024-2025 academic year, aiming to introduce English as the second language in Vietnam’s schools.

96-year-old loves gymnastics, becomes famous on social media

Nguyen Thi Huynh, or Tu, from Nam Quang hamlet, Thach Trung commune, in Ha Tinh City, practices physical exercise, walks, does gymnastics, and swims every day, which keeps her body flexible and her mind sound.

‘Gold treasure’ buried in mud because of farmers’ bad habits

Vietnamese farmers mostly bury straw after harvesting, a habit that not only leads to loss of revenue but an increase in CO2 emissions.

Hanoi’s Presidential Palace glows with new nighttime illumination

As Hanoi prepares to celebrate the 79th anniversary of National Day, the Presidential Palace has been transformed into a luminous landmark, thanks to a newly installed lighting system.

MOH replies to complaint about after-hours treatment of critically ill patients

Hanoi voters have complained that first-level hospitals are overloaded, with seriously ill patients having to be treated during late working hours.