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Image: Government Inspectorate Reforms Discussed by Top Leaders

Government Inspectorate Reforms Discussed by Top Leaders

Vietnam's General Secretary and President Tô Lâm has called for comprehensive reforms in the Government Inspectorate during a recent meeting with its leadership. The reforms aim to enhance the effectiveness of inspections and address systemic issues within the agency.

Image: 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Japan, Causing Major Damage

7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Japan, Causing Major Damage

A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, causing significant destruction, including collapsed buildings and damaged infrastructure. Emergency services are responding to reports of casualties and missing persons.

Image: Lam Dong Revokes Durian Farm Code Linked to Shooting Incident

Lam Dong Revokes Durian Farm Code Linked to Shooting Incident

Authorities in Lam Dong have revoked the cultivation code for a durian farm associated with a recent shooting incident in Dak Lak province. This decision comes amid ongoing investigations into the violent event.

Image: Casualties Reported After 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan

Casualties Reported After 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan

A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, causing potential fatalities and injuries at the Aeon Mall. Rescue efforts are underway as many remain trapped inside the collapsed structure.

Image: Vozinha Faces Name Change After World Cup Success

Vozinha Faces Name Change After World Cup Success

The goalkeeper Vozinha, who gained fame during the 2026 World Cup, may have to change his name upon joining Colo-Colo in Chile. Regulations require players to use their official names on jerseys, potentially sidelining his popular nickname.

Image: Deputy Minister Hoang Trung Expelled from Party

Deputy Minister Hoang Trung Expelled from Party

Hoang Trung, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment, has been expelled from the Communist Party due to serious violations. This decision was made during a meeting of the Party Central Committee on July 28.

Image: Deputy Minister Hoang Trung Arrested for Corruption

Deputy Minister Hoang Trung Arrested for Corruption

Hoang Trung, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment in Vietnam, has been arrested on corruption charges. He allegedly accepted bribes and issued permits that benefited certain groups, resulting in significant financial gains from durian exports.

Image: Vozinha to Change Name to Josimar for Chilean League

Vozinha to Change Name to Josimar for Chilean League

Vozinha, a 40-year-old football player from Cape Verde, will change his name to Josimar to comply with regulations in the Chilean league. This decision comes as he prepares to join the league after participating in the 2026 World Cup.

Image: Vozinha's Million-Dollar Salary Revealed

Vozinha's Million-Dollar Salary Revealed

Vozinha, the Cape Verdean goalkeeper, has signed a lucrative contract with Colo-Colo after his impressive performance in the 2026 World Cup. His new deal guarantees him a monthly salary of 47 million Chilean pesos, approximately 44,000 euros, making him one of the highest earners in the league.

Image: MC Tuấn Tú Discusses Unwanted Scene in New Film

MC Tuấn Tú Discusses Unwanted Scene in New Film

MC Tuấn Tú recently opened up about a challenging scene in the popular series 'Under the Bright Window'. He revealed that no actor was eager to take on this particular role, highlighting the complexities of the film industry.

Image: Gulf Countries Support Iran's Proposal for Voluntary Fees in Hormuz

Gulf Countries Support Iran's Proposal for Voluntary Fees in Hormuz

Gulf nations have expressed support for Iran's plan to implement voluntary fees for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative aims to enhance maritime security and facilitate oil transportation amidst ongoing regional tensions.

Image: Diamond and Gold Shops in Ho Chi Minh City Face Closure

Diamond and Gold Shops in Ho Chi Minh City Face Closure

The trend of closing diamond and gold shops in Ho Chi Minh City continues, with many locations now shuttered and quiet. Despite a recent drop in gold prices, customer traffic remains unusually low.