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Vietnam lose to China in U19 football friendly event

Vietnam's women's U19 football team lost to China by a score of 0-4 in an international friendly tournament in China on Monday.

Ministry's proposed change to working schedule stirs controversy

For Hanoi, the regulation of working hours must be considered and evaluated in many aspects because the capital houses many state administrative bodies, with a big population of state servants.

VN police keep cracking down on college entrance exam frauds

The high ranking police officers who deliberately influence to falsified exam results were breaking the law and must be strictly punished.

Vietnam to revise contribution rate of major cities to state budget beyond 2020

Following the Prime Minister’s instruction, the current contribution rate has been decreased to 14 – 16%, allowing provinces and cities to increase expenditure for investment and carry out wage reform.

Japanese encephalitis enters its peak season in Vietnam

In Vietnam, year-round Japanese encephalitis is usually prevalent in summer season and peaks between June and July.

Exhibition of children’s book illustrations opens in Hanoi

Drawing Words, an exhibition of children’s book illustrations commissioned by the British Council and curated by illustrator Lauren Child from Children’s Laureate Foundation, is on at the French Institute in Hanoi.

 

Local banks raise certificates of deposit rates to over 9%

Local banks have continued raising the interest rates for certificates of deposit (CD) to attract customers, with some even raising rates beyond the record high of 9% per annum, according to a report on the Nguoi Lao Dong Online website.

 

Taxing cross-border services proves difficult

Tax authorities are still struggling to find ways to tax cross-border trading services, said Nguyen Nam Binh, deputy head of the HCMC Tax Department, at a workshop on May 6.

 

Vietnam seeks to have 50,000 more tech firms by 2030

There are 50,000 technology firms currently active in Vietnam, but the country is set to double the number by 2030, said To Thi Thu Huong, deputy director of Information Technology at the Ministry of Information and Communications.

 

Da Nang students learn how to protect themselves from abuse

Sunday might be a day off for most kids, but one classroom in Nguyen Hue Secondary School in the central city of Da Nang is full of students on the day of rest every week.

Fahasa sets up dedicated Korean area in HCM City store

Fahasa Nguyen Hue Book Store in HCM City’s District 1 on Friday unveiled a dedicated area for selling books, stationery and souvenirs imported from South Korea together with Korea-based Kyobo Book Centre Co Ltd.

Private schools to take more important role in education development

The Government recognises the importance of private schools to development of the national education system, the National Assembly’s Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children has said.

Should artificial islands be built on Cua Dai sea?

At Cua Dai, concrete embankments have been built to mitigate the impact of sea waves, but erosion is still occuring.

Vietnam’s banks strive to meet Basel II standards

Vietnam’s banks are having difficulties meeting Basel II standards, including the quality of database, the qualifications of staff, technology infrastructure, training, and budget for consultants.

Vietnam's Hoang Thuy poised to compete for Miss Universe 2019 crown

Hoang Thuy, the first runner-up of Miss Universe Vietnam 2017, has been officially chosen to represent Vietnam at the upcoming Miss Universe 2019 beauty pageant.

Private schools mushrooming in HCMC to meet parents’ demand

Within five recent years, many parents have been choosing private school education and the trend of sending children to private schools is escalating in Ho Chi Minh City.

 

Ride-hailing rule concerns persist

Heated debate is continuing around the proposal to regulate ride-hailing firms as taxi companies, due to concerns that it will dampen Vietnam’s Industry 4.0 efforts.

 

Special Consumption Tax exemption for localisation

Proposals on the special consumption tax exemption for locally-manufactured parts will be a key driver for automobile manufacturing and supporting industries to take flight with the help of the private sector.

Hanoi-based Goethe Institut to hold ‘Woyzeck’ theater performance

The Goethe Institut in Hanoi will hold a theater performance of “Woyzeck”, an excerpt from a play by German doctor and poet Georg Buchner.