Confusion, worry reigns over Vietnam’s new insurance policy If foreigners do not plan to retire in Vietnam, does the policy of making social insurance compulsory for them make sense? |
Hanoi goes from bad to worse in sustainability ranking Vietnam’s capital city is among the least environmentally friendly cities in the world, a new survey says. |
After Hell and Hollywood, Nick Ut basks in peace ‘Napalm Girl’ lensman opens up. ‘I think I might have killed myself if I’d not saved Kim Phuc that day.’ |
Vietnam's first domestic car maker presents models, prices VinFast, a subsidiary of Vietnam's biggest private firm Vingroup, presented three models and their prices at its maiden show in Hanoi Tuesday afternoon. |
HCMC gets serious about sorting its trash Vietnam’s biggest city will have all families separate organic and inorganic waste after 2020 and fine those who fail to do so. |
Should Vietnam drink more liquor or less? NA debates Some National Assembly deputies fret over economic impacts of curbing alcohol consumption, others argue alcoholism causes much greater losses. |
Chinese man helps trafficked Vietnamese woman return home A Chinese man has helped a lost human trafficking victim return to Vietnam, and found a wife in the bargain. |
Aggrieved fans, coach slam refereeing mistakes in Vietnam-Myanmar match The Vietnamese coach did not shake hands with his opponent after the match. Fans fumed over unfair refereeing. |
Japanese contractor may stop work on Saigon metro line HCMC’s first metro line has run into another crisis. An unpaid Japanese contractor has threatened to stop work. |
Women can make or break Vietnam’s F&B industry With more women spending more on eating out, they have become linchpins of the F&B industry, a study indicates. |
Typhoon Toraji aftermath: popular Vietnam beach town inundated |