Pismo barista wins Vietnam coffee war
Ontiveros recently beat out baristas worldwide to take first place at the 2010 The Coffee Bean World Barista Competition, which was held in Vietnam.
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S.Korea has more mobile phones than people: agency
Gadget-mad South Korea now has more mobile phones than people, telecoms authorities said Wednesday.
Vietnam makes major customs overhaul
The U.S. has fully-funded a “national single window customs pilot project” aimed at streamlining cargo transfers and efficiency of trade.
Low rainfall impacting energy providers
Hydropower lakes across Vietnam are short on water although the peak rain season has come and gone.
Immigration declaration forms abolished
As from September 15, all international airports in Vietnam will do away with procedures of entry and exit for all passengers.
Unsafe moon cakes raise public concerns
Rampant substandard moon cakes available in market have raise public concerns.
Global hunger declines for first time in 15 years: UN
The number of global hungry has declined by nearly 10 percent, the first drop in the number of undernourished since 1995.
Hanoi shows evolution of learning in Vietnam
An exhibition named “Tools of Learning, Past and Present,” is on at the Temple of Literature until the end of this month.
Apparel makers expand production
Ten companies under the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group have made production expansion investments to meet increasing orders.
Igor stirs up Caribbean, takes aim at Bermuda
The most powerful Atlantic storm of 2010 whipped up dangerous swells in the Caribbean as it barreled west-northwest in the direction of Bermuda.
Cadres and military officers learn more about sovereignty
A sea and island information conference was organised for Quang Nam province’s key cadres and leaders of border guards and naval squadrons.
Prime Minister receives German state governor
The Vietnamese government will support and create favourable conditions for German businesses, said Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
Mang Lang: Home to Vietnam’s first romanised text
Mang Lang, one of the oldest churches in Vietnam, is also home to the first book written in Vietnam’s modern script.
Vinamilk licensed to invest in New Zealand
The Vietnam Milk Joint Stock Company has been licensed to buy a 19.3 percent stake of the New Zealand-based Miraka Ltd company.
Vietnam battles US invaders: turtles and crayfish
Vietnamese authorities said they were moving to hunt down two invaders from the United States - red-eared slider turtles and red swamp crayfish.
CBA picks up 15% of Vietnam bank
Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Vietnam International Bank have completed arrangements for a strategic partnership.
Ministry to impose punishment on illegal formation of schools
The Ministry of Education and Training has decided to enhance punishments on illegal acts in establishment of educational institutes.
A village of two wives
Having two wives has become an increasingly popular trend for Co Tu people in But Tua Village, Quang Nam Province.
Cartoon on legendary Hanoi founder to screen
A cartoon on a legendary Emperor, who founded Thang Long capital, now Hanoi, is scheduled to air on September 17.
Four foreign teams to compete in 1,000th Thang Long-Hanoi Cup
In the upcoming 1,000th Thang Long-Hanoi Cup, the Vietnamese team will compete with four foreign football teams.
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