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Vietnam’s trade surplus increases to $2.8 billion

 Viet Nam’s trade surplus rose to US$2.8 billion in the first eight months of this year, the General Statistics Office (GSO) reported yesterday.

The Olympic Vietnam team awarded nearly $190,000 in total

The U23+3 football team have been awarded nearly $190,000 in total after being qualified for the men’s semi-final of the Asian Games.  

Ongoing rains pose risks of flooding and landslides in the north

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ongoing heavy rain since early this week has caused damage in northern provinces.

Railway sector strives for better service

 VietNamNet Bridge – Train travel is falling behind other forms of transport, as passengers are choosing air and roads ahead of the tracks.

Facebook Watch video service launches worldwide

 Facebook's Watch video-streaming service is rolling out worldwide, just over a year after its US launch.

Autistic kids need more gov’t support policies: experts

 VietNamNet Bridge – Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face a lack of qualified facilities and government support policies, while parents lack sufficient knowledge about the disorder, 

Great British Bake Off: What the critics thought

 t's back. The tent swathed in golden sunshine, a chocolate meltdown as a result of aforementioned sun, one contestant's broken biscuit dreams and the ice-cold glare of Paul Hollywood.

VN coffee industry feeling the heat from lower prices

VietNamNet Bridge - Since Vietnam mostly exports raw coffee instead of processed products, the sharp coffee price fall in the world market has had immediate impact on its exporters and growers.


Parents scramble as Lang Lang comes to town

 VietNamNet Bridge – "Lang Lang is coming to town. How can I get tickets to his concert?" a mother of two musically inclined children begs friends on her Facebook account.

Miss University 2018 contest opens

 The Miss University Vietnam 2018 contest was launched in Hanoi on August 29 for students aged 18-24 nationwide.

350kg bomb destroyed successfully in Yen Bai

 Authorities of Yen Bai province on August 29 successfully deactivated a bomb weighing 350 kilogrammes.

Vietnam makes biotechnology progress

 An international workshop organised by HCM City Open University discusses challenges facing the field of agricultural biotechnology. (Photo courtesy of the Open University)

Da Nang – most popular summer destination for RoK tourists

 Da Nang city in central Vietnam is the most popular summer vacation destination of tourists from the Republic of Korea (RoK) this year, a shift from last year’s preference for Japanese cities.

Government News 30/8

Vietnam, NZ agriculture ministers talk farm produce improvements, Da Nang boosts co-operation with Finnish cities, HCM City backs strengthened cooperation with Japan locality, An Giang, Cambodia’s Takeo province forge cooperation

Japan ICT Day 2018 opens in Hanoi to promote VN-Japan cooperation

 The Japan ICT Day 2018 was opened in Hanoi on August 29, themed “Vietnam-Japan IT Cooperation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.”

Judge rules Utah woman legally married to deceased partner

 A Utah state judge has declared a 74-year-old woman and her long-term lesbian partner legally married, three months after her wife died.

President’s visits to Ethiopia, Egypt create momentum for bilateral ties

 President Tran Dai Quang’s state visits to Ethiopia and Egypt from August 23-28 have created new momentum for bilateral relations between Vietnam and the two countries, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Vu Hong Nam has said. 

Over 200 organisations, individuals pay tribute to US senator

 More than 200 organisation representatives and individuals came to the US Embassy in Hanoi to extend their sympathies over the passing of US Senator John McCain from August 27-29, according to the embassy.

FDI disbursement up 9.2 percent in eight months

 The disbursement of foreign direct investment (FDI) projects was estimated at 11.25 billion USD as of August 20, a year-on-year rise of 9.2 percent.

Why a village in New Zealand is trying to ban all cats

 A small village on the southern coast of New Zealand is planning to implement a radical plan to protect its native wildlife: ban all domestic cats.