Phía bên kia thành phố Episode 16 Preview: Khue Wants Tuyet Lan Out
In the latest preview of 'Phía bên kia thành phố', Khue demands Tuyet Lan leave their study group after uncovering a family secret. This decision sparks tension among the group, as Tuyet Lan is not directly responsible for Khue's past trauma.
Vietnam's Film Department Urges Diversity Amid Horror Film Surge
Vietnam's Film Department has issued an urgent notice encouraging filmmakers to diversify content due to the overwhelming number of horror films recently. The department highlights concerns over the excessive focus on violence and gore in these productions.
Ninh Binh FC Parts Ways with Coach Bae Ji-won
Ninh Binh FC has officially parted ways with coach Bae Ji-won following the conclusion of the 2025-2026 season. Bae, who joined the team mid-season, made a significant impact during his short tenure.
Huỳnh Hồng Loan Shines in 'Nợ Đời Vay Trả' Episode 35
Huỳnh Hồng Loan has garnered attention for her performance in the ongoing drama 'Nợ Đời Vay Trả'. The show, which follows the life of a determined young woman, has received positive reviews from viewers.
UK moves to weaken link between electricity prices and gas costs in bid to cut bills
The UK government has unveiled fresh plans to weaken the connection between electricity prices and volatile gas costs, in a move aimed at bringing down energy bills for households and businesses. Reuters reported on 21 April that ministers want older renewable energy generators to move onto
SNP vows to cap basic food prices in Scotland as election battle sharpens
Scotland’s governing SNP has unveiled a headline-grabbing pledge to cap the price of essential supermarket goods if it wins re-election, putting the cost of living back at the centre of the Holyrood campaign. Current reporting says the proposal would apply to 20 to 50 staple items sold by large
BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs as broadcaster launches major cost-saving drive
The BBC is preparing to cut up to 2,000 roles over the next two years in what is being described as its biggest downsizing in around 15 years. Reports say the move forms part of a wider plan to reduce costs by roughly 10%, as the broadcaster faces pressure from rising production expenses, weaker
St Patrick’s Day 2026: History, Traditions and Parade Safety After the Louisville Tragedy
St Patrick’s Day remains one of the world’s most recognisable Irish celebrations, marked by parades, green clothing and public festivities every 17 March. In 2026, however, the mood around some events has been darkened by a fatal parade incident in Louisville, bringing fresh attention to both the
The Space Between Leaving and Arriving
There is a part of travel that rarely gets attention. It is not the moment of departure, charged with anticipation, nor the moment of arrival, filled with relief or excitement. It is the space in between. This quiet stretch holds more influence than it seems, shaping how experiences are remembered
Rethinking Team Building: From Token Gesture to Transformative Practice
For many companies, team building has become something of a ritual. Once a year, employees are gathered together for a day of activities – perhaps a rope course, a cooking class or even a quiz night. While these events are often fun in the moment, they can also feel forced or tokenistic if they
ACV spends over VND 20,000 billion on Long Thanh and Tan Son Nhat airports
Last year, ACV spent over VND 12,700 billion on the construction of Long Thanh International Airport, more than VND 5,800 billion on Terminal T3 at Tan Son Nhat Airport, and other projects.
What insights has post-disaster reconstruction brought us?
Affected by Tropical Storm No. 3, multiple regions in Vietnam have suffered severe flooding, causing substantial economic shocks across infrastructure, factories, agriculture, and more. These losses will further increase economic pressures on Vietnam and may impact future development.
