Three Zodiac Signs Expected to Strike it Rich This Weekend
As the weekend approaches, three zodiac signs are predicted to experience a significant financial boost. With opportunities arising, individuals born under these signs can expect positive changes in their careers and finances.
Europe Invests Heavily in Russian Gas Amid Import Ban
European Union countries have significantly increased their imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia's Yamal project in the first half of this year, despite an upcoming import ban. This surge indicates Europe's ongoing reliance on Russian energy resources.
Tax Authority Issues Ultimatum to Dormant Businesses
Vietnam's Tax Authority has issued an ultimatum to nearly 300,000 businesses that have ceased operations but have not completed the process to terminate their tax codes. The deadline for compliance is set for July 15, 2026.
Young Man Uses Electric Bike Battery to Rescue Driver from Wreck
An 18-year-old in China used his electric bike's battery to break the window of an overturned car, successfully rescuing the trapped driver. The incident occurred in Shantou, Guangdong province, and has garnered widespread attention.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Expresses Frustration Over EU's Efforts Against Russia
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has voiced dissatisfaction with the European Union's inability to effectively counter Russia's actions. He believes that the EU's efforts to 'squeeze' Russia have not yielded the desired results.
Why Electric Cars Accelerate Like Supercars but Have Speed Limits
Many electric cars can achieve impressive acceleration, yet manufacturers intentionally limit their top speeds. This article explores the reasons behind these speed restrictions and their implications for performance.
Arrest of Notorious Drug Trafficker in Hanoi
Authorities in Hanoi have apprehended a dangerous fugitive wanted for drug trafficking. The arrest occurred during a routine residency check in Xuân Mai.
Parking Violations: Areas Where Stopping is Prohibited
Many drivers mistakenly believe they can park anywhere as long as there are no signs prohibiting it. However, various locations are legally designated as no-parking zones, and violations can result in fines.
Vietnam's Humanitarian Mission to Earthquake-Stricken Venezuela
A special flight returned 124 Vietnamese soldiers after their humanitarian mission in Venezuela, which was recently hit by devastating earthquakes. Their efforts have sparked national pride and highlighted Vietnam's commitment to international aid.
Roads in Nam Trung Yen Urban Area Converted into Parking Lots
Residents of the Nam Trung Yen urban area in Hanoi are expressing frustration as many internal roads have been turned into parking lots for various vehicles. This situation is causing significant traffic congestion and impacting daily life.
High School Student's Exam Score Sparks Controversy
A student from Luong Tai High School in Bac Ninh achieved a remarkable score of 9.5 in the official graduation math exam after scoring only 2.7 in a practice test, raising suspicions of exam irregularities. The school has conducted a thorough review of the situation.
Former CEO Accused of Selling 5.8 Million Tons of Ore at a Loss
The former Chairman of the Vietnam Steel Corporation has been implicated in a scandal involving the sale of nearly 5.8 million tons of ore, resulting in significant financial losses. Investigations reveal that he caused damages exceeding 234 billion VND, while the former CEO of a mining company
