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High scores help student win admission to top universities

After winning an ASEAN scholarship to study in Singapore, and obtaining a score of 1590 out of 1600 on the SAT and 8.5 for IELTS, as well as prizes in mathematics and informatics, Le Duc Minh has been welcomed by top universities in many countries.

It’s time for reflection, celebration, and unity

Alongside the cultural and artistic festivities marking the end of the war and the reunification of the nation, HCM City is ramping up efforts to achieve its ambitious socio-economic targets and to reflect upon the momentous occasion.

Police warn of cross-border human and organ trafficking

Many people have become victims of human and organ trafficking rings after being offered high pay.

The officers who inspect food poisoning cases

Finding results as soon and accurately as possible often puts pressure on examiners inspecting food poisoning cases. Their findings help doctors give early warnings to the community.

North-South railway: How high should the speed be?

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has requested agencies to assess the feasibility, capital arrangement methods, and expected economic efficiency of the planned North-South high-speed railway.

Vietnamese cinema faces tough challenges

Many Vietnamese filmmakers said that previously, raising funds for Vietnamese films was difficult, but now, after the COVID-19 pandemic, finding funds for film production has become even harder in the overall challenging situation.

Tech firms’ cloud-service market share on the rise

The market share of domestic cloud-service providers has expanded following their efforts to grasp the opportunity brought by digital transformation.

Travel firms contribute money to boost VN tourism

Vietnam’s travel firms are calling on filmmakers, especially American ones, to shoot films in Vietnam with specific support policies.

Co-op owner sells bananas, wants to earn carbon credits

“Our bananas have been in high demand in recent years. They have always sold, even during the Covid-19 pandemic,” said Ly Minh Hung, director of Thanh Binh Cooperative.

Mercedes cars' prices fall by VND700 million, but buyers say ‘too expensive’

The manufacturer has cut Mercedes cars’ suggested retail prices by VND210-719 million, and dealers have cut prices further.

Nha Trang aspires to be 'global creative city'

Building Nha Trang into a Global Creative City, where the world's intellectual resources and elites would gather, will be the solution to opening a new stage of development for the coastal city.

Vietnam has opportunities to supply workforce for semiconductor industry

The semiconductor industry is struggling with a serious shortage of workers, offering a great opportunity to Vietnam.

Nha Trang has great potential, but overexploitation hinders development

This year, Nha Trang celebrates its 100th anniversary of the city's establishment. It has had great opportunities over the years but today faces unprecedented challenges.

Search for hidden 4,000 ton-gold treasure fails, but hope remains

Many people still believe that a treasure of 4,000 tons of gold exists, despite the failure of multiple search and exploration campaigns.

Artist revolutionises Vietnamese glass painting

With his skill and creativity, Pham Hong Vinh has transformed delicate glass panels into timeless works of art.

There’s nothing boring about board games

Board games have been a popular pastime for centuries, but in recent years, they have experienced a resurgence in popularity. People of all ages are rediscovering the joy of sitting down with friends and family to play a game together.

Young Vietnamese rapper creating viral hits

Phao, also known as Northside Phao, whose real name is Nguyen Dieu Huyen, has showcased exceptional skills in fast-flow rap and talent in songwriting, which earned her second place in the competition.

Vietnamese couple's pho restaurant chain is a success in California

Created in Vietnam hundreds of years ago, pho (noodle soup served with meat) is a popular dish in Vietnam, and in recent years, has become well-known all over the world.

Electronic invoices improve transparency of petroleum market

Technology experts say that using e-invoices is necessary to achieve a transparent petroleum distribution market to prevent unofficial products and false statements about petroleum output.

Positioning Phu Quoc for the future

Former head of the Vietnam Economics Institute Tran Dinh Thien has offered suggestions for policies to help Phu Quoc integrate into the world and become internationally competitive.