Tour companies await customers
Since the last few years, the number of tourists registering for tours had increased sharply but this year the numbers have dwindled, casting a gloomy shadow over the tourist industry.
Toyota resumes production at all Japan plants
Toyota Motor on Monday resumed operations at all its domestic plants that had been halted since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Vietnam provides free eye surgery for 200 disadvantaged Laotians
The Vietnam National Institute of Ophthalmology will provide free eye surgeries to 200 disadvantaged people in Laos.
Vietnam confirms food free of radiation
Vietnam has to date found no radiation contamination in food imported from Japan , the Ministry of Health’s Food Safety and Hygiene Department said.
Hi-tech labor force in higher demand as companies expand business
Many hi-tech enterprises are planning to expand their business in 2011 and recruit a large number of workers.
Food safety regulation sparks controversy
As the Law on Food Safety is set to take effect, a proposed decree which would guide enforcement has drawn criticism.
Vietnam’s sea sovereignty in photo exhibition
Photos that highlight Vietnam’s sovereignty through vestiges related to Hoang Sa Archipelago on Ly Son Island are now displayed in Quang Ngai.
OPEC concerned over high oil price: Badri
Secretary general of OPEC Abdullah El-Badri said that oil producers are "concerned" at high crude prices.
Universities register nationwide decline in student applicants
The number of applicants for university admission this year has fallen all over the country.
Foreign IT giants promote cloud computing in Vietnam
A number of international IT giants are speeding up their cloud computing development in the fast-growing market of Vietnam.
Vocational training brightens lives of disadvantaged
The Law on the Disabled, which was officially promulgated in 2011, has marked a great advance in the development of the rights for the disabled.
Ancient pagoda preserves history
Long Doi Son pagoda has been restored several times, but still preserves many of the characteristics of its 900-year past.
Kadhafi forces pound Ajdabiya and Misrata
Regime forces bombarded rebels west of Ajdabiya, forcing hundreds of residents and some fighters to flee the key crossroads town.
N. Carolina pummeled as US tornadoes kill 44
The worst tornadoes to hit parts of the United States in decades have left 44 people dead.
Private film studios exporting more Vietnamese films
Recent years have seen an increasing number of Vietnamese films entering the world film market, with the establishment of private film studios.
Vietnam participates in Malaysia charity fair
An international charity fair 2011 opened in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on April 16, attracting thousands of local and foreign tourists.
Vietnam moves to send more workers to Malaysia
Representatives from 50 local labour export companies discussed measures to send more Vietnamese guest workers to Malaysia.
Government to create more favorable conditions for intellectuals
The Party and State always create best conditions for intellectuals to promote their creativity, affirmed PM Nguyen Tan Dung.
45 feared dead as tornadoes rip across US
At least 45 people were dead after a powerful storm whipped up tornadoes in seven southern US states, media reported Sunday.
Government leader congratulates Khmer festival
Deputy PM Nguyen Sinh Hung sent gifts and letter to ethnic Khmer people in Dong Nai Province to congratulate them on their new year festival.
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