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Businesses face difficulties in declaring goods eligible for VAT cut

Businesses have been facing many difficulties in claiming goods eligible for the government’s two per cent tax cut, said Đậu Anh Tuấn, deputy secretary-general of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and head of its legal department.

Airfares fall, but passengers have to depart at night, return at dawn

Instead of booking tickets for morning departure and afternoon return to fit check-in/out hours at hotels, many passengers have to leave "at the first gleam of daylight" and return at night to be able to enjoy low airfares.

VTV leaves open the possibility of broadcasting EURO 2024

Vietnam Television (VTV) continues to work diligently with partners to secure the broadcasting rights for EURO 2024, aiming to serve its nationwide audience.

Vietnam's first data center achieves level 4 information security standards

CMC Data Center Tan Thuan has become the first data center in Vietnam to achieve Level 4 Information Security Standards, marking a significant milestone in the country's technological advancements.

Vietnam lacks a national flower, national costume

Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung says the national flower and national costume of Vietnam have not been determined because his ministry’s proposals have not been approved.

More than 60 domestic, foreign films to compete at DANAFF II Festival

As many as 63 Vietnamese and international films will compete at the second Da Nang Asian Film Festival (DANAFF II), which is scheduled to take place from July 2 to 7 in the central city of Da Nang.

Real estate market picking up

The real estate sector has been bustling with a series of positive signs, as some resort projects are reactivated, industrial ones implemented, and new housing supply entering the market.

Vietnamese designers, models attend ASEAN International Fashion Week

Four designers and eight models represented Vietnam at the ASEAN International Fashion Week held at ArtScience Museum in Singapore from June 7-9.

Award-winning composer and pianist debuts in Vietnam

World-renowned Canadian composer and pianist Steve Barakatt will perform at the Royal Garden of the Imperial City in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue on June 10-11.

Coach Kim believes in Vietnam’s ability to beat Iraq

Coach Kim Sang-sik believes his players can overcome powerful Iraq in the last Group F match of the 2026 World Cup qualification on June 12.

Rooftop solar power to reduce costs: Ministry

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has been consistent in its view that the major goal of rooftop solar power is self-sufficiency for users, not sales for profit.

VTV's coverage of Thich Minh Tue raises public interest and controversy

VTV1's recent features on Thich Minh Tue, aired on June 8 and 9, have stirred significant public interest, sparking discussions regarding the portrayal of the interviewee.

Thaco Agri reports profits, billionaire owner maintains fortune

Thaco Agri’s reported profits have surprised shareholders and investors.

Assembly cars lose ground in VN, await registration fee incentives

Vietnam witnesses a surge in imported cars, surpassing domestically assembled vehicles in recent months, prompting both consumers and manufacturers to anticipate forthcoming incentives.

Vietnamese engineers in Africa receive UN Peacekeeping Medal

The Vietnamese peacekeeping force at the UNISFA Mission in the Abyei region has been awarded the UN Peacekeeping Medal for its outstanding contributions.

Experts propose tax on gold trading

To address current market instabilities, experts suggest considering a tax on gold transactions as a regulatory measure.

Fire hits Vietnamese market in Prague

A fire occurred at the Sapa shopping centre of Vietnamese in Prague in the early morning of June 10, destroying six stalls worth about 2 million CZK ( over 87,200 USD).

Unprecedented flood strikes Ha Giang, worst in 30 years

Ha Giang province grapples with the aftermath of an unprecedented flood, labeled the most severe in three decades, as heavy rains, landslides, and flooding wreak havoc on June 9-10.

Quang Tri earns money from carbon credits: dream turns into reality

Hot and dry westerly winds and burning were once big fears of QuangTri province residents, but now they have been turned into great advantages that will enable green growth.

Dong Thap revives mat night market to attract tourists

The Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap has revived and developed the night market of the Dinh Yen sedge mat weaving village, also known as the “ghost” market, as a unique tourism product to lure tourists.