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Vietnam, Belgium boost economic ties

Vietnam, Belgium boost economic ties

Belgian Prince Philippe, accompanied by executives from 200 businesses, arrived in Vietnam for a weekly visit to promote trade and economic linkages between the two countries.
Vietnamese puppeteers to perform in Cuba

Vietnamese puppeteers to perform in Cuba

A troupe from the Thang Long Water Puppetry of Vietnam will bring its fascinating shows to the Havana puppet festival at the invitation of the Cuban Ministry of Culture.
Buddhist festival opens in Da Nang

Buddhist festival opens in Da Nang

Thousands of Buddhist dignitaries, monks, nuns, followers and tourists flocked to the Quan The Am (Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva) festival from March 9-11 to offer prayers of peace for the nation.
Two ministers to be grilled over social issues

Two ministers to be grilled over social issues

Health Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Tien and Interior Minister Nguyen Thai Binh will be questioned over pressing social issues at the upcoming session of the National Assembly Standing Committee.
Petrovietnam in talks on stake sale

Petrovietnam in talks on stake sale

State-run PetroVietnam is in talks to sell a 49% stake in its Dung Quat oil refinery to three foreign companies, the refinery's director general said.
Minh loses in All England Open

Minh loses in All England Open

Top Vietnamese player Nguyen Tien Minh failed in his quest for a repeat victory over world No.3 Chen Long from China in the second round of the Yonex All England Open Badminton Championships.
US signs deal to hand Bagram prison to Afghans

US signs deal to hand Bagram prison to Afghans

The United States signed a deal transferring control of the Bagram prison to the Afghan government, marking a breakthrough in negotiations on a strategic treaty between the two nations.
Tourism market shows positive signs

Tourism market shows positive signs

Vietnam welcomed about 681,850 foreign visitors in February, bringing the total number of international tourists in the first two months to more than 1.31 million.

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