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Angelina Jolie 'upset' over backlash to Cambodia film casting process

Angelina Jolie responded to growing backlash over the casting process for her latest film, saying she was "upset" that an improvised scene during auditions had been misconstrued as taking real money away ...

Ministry urges Thach Khe Iron Mine termination

 The Ministry of Planning and Investment has warned about severe environmental risks and has urged the government to immediately scrap the Thach Khe Iron Mine Project in Ha Tinh Province.

Japan provides further support in fight against human trafficking in Vietnam

The Japan International Cooperation Agency and Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs have signed a Record of Discussion for a project aiming to support the victims of trafficking in Vietnam.

Thousands unable to reach Noi Bai Airport due to heavy rain

 Many flights were delayed or unable to land at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi due to heavy rain on July 31.

70% of tourists do not return to Vietnam

Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and firms discuss ways to improve local tourism as 70% of tourists do not return to Vietnam because of theft, congestion, food hygiene and pollution.

Shell plans 400 job cuts at Dutch projects and technology department

 Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to cut more than 400 jobs in the Netherlands, mainly at its major projects and energy technology operations, as the oil giant shifts its business model in response to lower oil prices,

Peaceful coffee shops in HCM City

Having green space and a unique design, the following coffee shops help you feel relaxed after a busy day.

First Safari Park opens in Hanoi

Hanoians, especially children, will have an opportunity to enjoy the world of animals by rowing boats along the river in ‘Jungle Splash’, the first Safari in Bao Son Paradise Park, Hanoi.

Bitcoin technology faces split, may create clone virtual currency

 Bitcoin's underlying software code could be split on Tuesday to create a clone called "Bitcoin Cash," potentially providing a windfall for holders of the digital currency.

Lax adherence to fire safety in factories in Hanoi

The July 29 bakery fire that claimed the lives of eight workers, mostly teens, once again highlights the lax fire safety practices in factories and warehouses in the capital city.

Hi-tech agriculture: a solution and a challenge

Vietnam has become known for its remarkable feat in becoming an agricultural powerhouse, but it seems that the benefits accrued to farmers are not commensurate with the country’s comparative advantages and efforts.

Thriving online lending carries potential risks

 Along with the development of digital technology, online lending is getting more popular by inducing numerous benefits for both borrowers and lenders. However, it also contains some possible risks that all should be wary of.

Vietnam books get on foreign bookshelf

 China National Publications Import and Export (Group) Corporation has announced its decision to import books from Vietnam under the brand name Chibooks.

Kremlin orders Washington to slash embassy staff in Russia

The Kremlin has ordered the United States to cut about 60 percent of its diplomatic staff in Russia but many of those let go will be Russian citizens, softening the impact of a measure adopted in retaliation for new U.S. sanctions.

Thang calls 24 players for RoK training camp

 VietNamNet Bridge – Twenty-four players left for South Korea yesterday to attend a 10-day training session to prepare for the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Malaysia.

Nam goes through second round in Thailand Futures

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam’s Ly Hoang Nam advanced to the second round in the Thailand F4 Futures tennis tournament in Nonthaburi Province yesterday.

Khoi wins standard category at national chess event

 Fifteen-year-old chess player Nguyen Anh Khoi won the men’s standard category title at the National Chess Team Championship in HCM City.

Ha Noi to take action to prevent dengue fever

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Health on Monday asked hospitals in the city to work all weekends for timely discovery and treatment of dengue fever patients.

Vung Tau: Three women die after house awning collapses

 VietNamNet Bridge – The awning of a charity house in the southern city of Vung Tau suddenly collapsed on July 30 afternoon, killing three women and injuring a three-year-old boy.

PM calls on Chinese investors to heed technology, environment

 Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has called on Chinese businesses to increase their investment in important sectors in Vietnam, with attention paid to technological and environmental issues.