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Dak Nong police arrest five for poisoning pine trees

The Investigation Police Agency of Dak Song District in Central Highlands Dak Nong Province have detained five people for alleged deforestation.

Minister denies reports about 14 Vietnamese identified among 39 deaths in UK

Minister of Public Security To Lam has denied media reports that 14 out of 39 people found dead in a refrigerated truck trailer in Essex, southeastern England, last week were from the north-central province of Nghe An.

Experts quash rumours of deadly virus

Medical experts have denied the existence of a deadly virus which causes myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscles.

Vietnam's top Muay Thai fighter will compete in ONE Championship in Singapore

Vietnam's top Muay Thai fighter, Nguyen Tran Duy Nhat, will face Japanese fighter Yuta Watanabe in the ONE: Edge of Greatness event to be held in Singapore Indoor Stadium on November 22.

Vietnam Cinema Department head fired over Chinese map claim

The Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has dismissed the head of the Cinema Department, Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, following the approval of Abominable at local cinemas.

Joining Marrakesh Treaty will help the blind: experts

The lack of documents in Braille and audio books, as well as few sign language speakers limits blind people's development, according to Pham Viet Thu, President of Việt Nam Blind Association.

F1 construction work causes congestion in Hanoi

The construction of the F1 race track is causing traffic chaos along Le Quang Dao Street in Hanoi.

Vietnam's forex rate forecast to remain stable till year-end

The VND was expected to remain broadly stable against the USD over the remainder of 2019 and to be slightly weaker on average over 2020, buoyed by robust FDI inflows, dollar purchases by businesses, and a healthy foreign reserve position.

 

Vietnam's import-export turnover exceeds $400 billion

In the first half of this month, total import and export value of Vietnam reached nearly $21 billion.

Indian naval ship visits Da Nang city

Indian naval ship INS Sahyadri, under the leadership of captain Ashwin Arvind, docked at Tien Sa Port in Da Nang on October 29, beginning its four-day visit to the central city.

Draft revisions to law on foreigners’ exit, entry discussed at National Assembly

A draft law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Entry, Exit, Transit and Residence of Foreigners in Vietnam was among several bills tabled for discussion at the NA on October 29.

Vietnamese Deputy FM makes phone call to British official over lorry deaths

Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dung has thanked the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and relevant agencies of the UK for their active support and sharing of information related to lorry deaths in Essex with Vietnam.

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Dak Lak police bust major wildlife trafficking ring

Waste and wastewater problems in Da Nang, the 'livable city'

With rapid urbanization, pollution caused by waste has become a threat to the sustainable development of Da Nang, considered the most livable city in Vietnam.

Vietnam beverage industry potential appeals to foreign players

Listed among leading Asian consumers of alcoholic drinks, Vietnam remains potential for foreign investors.

German DJ Roman Flügel to perform in Hanoi

German DJ Roman Flügel will perform at Savage Club in Hanoi on November 10 as part of a series of events featuring German DJs at the club.

BusMap expected to be widely popular in Vietnam

Buses are positively encouraged in large metropolitan areas thanks to its safe and environmentally friendly features.

Vietnamese football expected to dominate at AFF Awards Night 2019

After its constant success over the past two years, Vietnamese football is expected to run away with a glut of awards at the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Awards Night 2019, to be hosted in Hanoi on November 8.

Foreigners still struggle to own property in Vietnam

Experts have called for loosened legislation to facilitate foreign ownership of property in the country.