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Experts deny worries over trade deficit towards ROK

Some experts have raised concerns over the Republic of Korea surpassing China in trade deficit, to become Vietnam’s biggest import market. 

Rising dengue fever cases leave 17 dead

 Vietnam has reported a total 58,246 dengue fever cases so far this year, up 9.7% on-year, including 17 deaths.

Vietnamese hospitality wins big

 Locals being granted permission to gamble at domestic casinos has given Viet Nam’s growing hospitality industry an added boost, according to JLL experts.

What do real estate billionaires contribute to the economy?

VietNamNet Bridge - The role of real estate billionaires and their contribution to the national economy remains a controversial matter.

Vietnam gets US$145 billion from 30 years of oil export

 Vietnam has since 1987 exported 355 million tons of crude oil worth a total of US$145 billion, said Nguyen Sinh Khang, deputy general director of the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PVN).

Landslides in HCM City remain complicated

 Heavy rains and climate change in recent times have made landslides difficult to control, said the HCMC government.

Vietnam backs two-state solution for Israel-Palestine conflict

 Vietnam welcomes continued efforts of the League of Arab States to re-launch serious peace negotiations based on a two-state solution, said Ambassador Nguyen Phuong Nga, Permanent Representative of Vietnam to the UN.

Vietnam, Laos step up defence cooperation

 Leaders of the Vietnamese Ministry of Defence always create favourable conditions for cooperation between the general technical departments of Vietnamese and Lao people’s armies, a senior officer has said.

Mekong Delta authorities warn about excessive rice stock

 Authorities in the Mekong Delta said farmers might face losses from excessive supply due to overproduction of Japanese rice varieties.

PM criticises 13 ministries, localities for slow disbursement of public investment

Minister and Chairman of the Government Office Mai Tien Dung conveyed the Prime Minister's criticism of ministers and chairmen from People's Committees of 13 ministries and provinces in relation to the slow disbursement of public investment in 2017. 

National swim team falls short at world championships

Hoang Quy Phuoc, a gold medallist in the 100m freestyle at Stockholm Swimming Open 2017 earlier this year, narrowly missed the individual men’s final yesterday, July 24, in Budapest, Hungary. 

Hundreds register to run Hoi An International Marathon 2017

 Hundreds of people, mostly foreign visitors have registered to run Hoi An International Marathon 2017 scheduled for September 17.

Some 6,700 dengue cases reported in Hanoi so far this year

 About 6,700 dengue cases have been recorded in Hanoi since the beginning of 2017, causing three deaths, according to the municipal Health Department.

Experts discuss VN’s financial security

 Ensuring financial security is vital to promote economic growth amid rapid globalisation and economic-financial liberalisation, experts said at a forum organised by the Institute for Brand and Competitiveness Strategy in Ha Noi yesterday.

S Korean banks to expand in VN

In addition to the wave of investments in the banking and finance sector from financial institutions in Japan, UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and the US, there will be a marked presence of South Korean banks in Vietnam in the near future.

Gov’t to punish recalcitrant SOEs

 Leaders of qualified State-owned enterprises (SOEs) will face demotions, salary cuts, fines and even criminal charges if they fail or delay listing on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM).

Vietnam win first gold in world championships

 Vietnam won a gold medal at the ongoing World Shuttlecock Championships in Hong Kong.

Cyclists to pedal for Asanzo Cup

 More than 220 amateur cyclists will race in the Da Nang Cycling Open-Asanzo Cup along the coast this Sunday to raise funds for victims of Agent Orange (AO) in Da Nang.

4G race: network operators struggle for subscribers

VietNamNet Bridge - The 4G competition has begun heating up, with service providers affirming they don’t intend to compete on prices but on service quality and added content.

Top-tier schools criticized for ‘playing unfair’

Many top-tier universities have been denounced for ‘playing unfair’ and scrambling for students as they accept registrations from students who got only a 15.5 score on 3 exam subjects, equal to the floor mark set by MOET.