Cat Linh-Ha Dong urban railway to be handed over to Hanoi in May
The urban railway project of Cat Linh - Ha Dong will be officially handed over to Hanoi authorities in early May.
Vietnamese man fishes in father’s memory
Pham Ngoc Thuc goes fishing in different coastal villages and islands to fulfil his father’s wishes
Vietnamese lecturer at leading Australian university I m lucky to study at school for the gifted
As an Associate Professor at a leading university in Australia, Hoang Lan Anh admitted that she was not a good student; in contrast, she was naughty and once asked the headmaster to change teacher.
UK calls for world to ‘get tough’ with China as part of global trade shake-up
International trade secretary Liz Truss urges G7 to work to revive WTO.
“Vaccine passport' mechanism needed to promote trade, investment: PM
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc ordered the health, tourism and diplomacy sectors to soon study and issue a 'vaccine passport' mechanism in order to promote trade and investment while addressing the Government’s regular meeting on March 31.
11th International Photo Contest in Vietnam launched
Domestic and foreign photographers are competing at 11th International Photo Contest in Vietnam (VN-21) that was launched in Hanoi on March 31.
No new COVID-19 infections reported on April 1 morning
NDO/VNA - Vietnam recorded no new COVID-19 cases in the past 12 hours to 6am on April 1, keeping the total number of infections in the country at 2,603, according to the Ministry of Health (MoH).
More than 10 sugar mills shut down because of big losses
Many sugar mills have had to shut down because they cannot compete with imports.
Vietnam News Today April 1 Three candidates nominated for election as NA Vice Chairpersons
Vietnam News Today (April 1) features headlines include three candidates nominated for election as NA Vice Chairpersons, PM supports ‘vaccine passport’ idea, Russia honours Vietnamese diplomat, military officials, COVID-19 updates.
Online exhibitions bring museums closer to the public
Many museums around the world have gone online as part of efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including some in Vietnam. “Online exhibits” are proving to be another way of bringing museums closer to the public. More in the following!
Should schools require students to conduct in-depth research projects?
Some research topics conducted by high school students, such as stroke patient rehabilitation or cancer treatment, could be titles for doctoral dissertations or even in-depth research projects at the ministerial or national level.
Teachers struggle to meet eligibility requirements for online training courses
Teachers have complained that they are now both busy teaching at school and looking for evidence to prove that they are eligible to access training courses for the new general education program.
