Vietnamese newspaper articles

Foreign-invested enterprises hopeful about plans to list shares on bourse The Ministry of Finance (MOF), suggesting solutions to help the stock market overcome the Covid-19 crisis, has once again proposed allowing foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) to list on the bourse.  … [Read more...] about Vietnamese businesses burdened with taxes, FIEs at ease with tax exemptions

The defendant, from County Armagh in Northern Ireland, was detained by Irish police on April 20 on foot of a European arrest warrant and charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, as well as immigration offences. … [Read more...] about Irish man appears in court over 39 Vietnamese lorry deaths

The children’s folk game eventually became a game for adults popular at village festivals. According to people in Minh Duc commune, clay firecrackers began in the time of the Trung sisters from 12 to 43 AD when female general Le Chan asked her soldiers to make clay firecrackers to create loud explosions to threaten foreign invaders. It became a game to play during festivals. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese folk games: sitting tug-of-war and clay firecracker hurling

Irish court tries man for suspected connection with Essex lorry deaths Irish police said Ronan Hughes, who had been arrested in the country for his accused connection with the death of 39 Vietnamese nationals in a refrigerated lorry in Essex last October, appeared at Dublin's High Court today. … [Read more...] about Suspect admits offence in case of 39 Vietnamese lorry deaths

Vu Quoc Khanh, president of the Vietnam Artistic Photographers’ Association, notes that photographers, photo journalists, and art lovers have snapped an array of images featuring the real life across the country during the COVID-19 fight. … [Read more...] about Photo exhibition showcases Vietnamese battle against COVID-19 epidemic