Conference looks to bolster Vietnam-Taiwan tourism cooperation
15:38 | 20/10/2019
The eighth conference on tourism cooperation between Vietnam and Taiwan (China) was held in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau on October 18.
No end point in building new-style countryside: PM
15:27 | 20/10/2019
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc highlighted that there is no such thing as the end for the building new-style rural areas programme while addressing a ...
Listed firms’ awards to be announced in November
15:20 | 20/10/2019
Nearly 40 listed companies on the two local exchanges will be honoured at the Best Listed Companies Awards 2019 in November.
Banks report higher profit
15:16 | 20/10/2019
Banks are reporting better profit for the third quarter this year, with Vietcombank leading the way despite the predicted slowdown in credit growth.
Trump says next G7 summit won't be at his Miami golf resort
15:08 | 20/10/2019
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday (Oct 19) the next G7 summit will not be at one of his own Florida golf clubs, reversing ...
Tens of thousands protest in Lebanon for third day
15:02 | 20/10/2019
Tens of thousands of Lebanese people took to the streets on Saturday (Oct 19) for a third day of protests against tax increases and alleged ...
Tennis star Rafael Nadal marries partner of 14 years
14:56 | 20/10/2019
Rafael Nadal married his partner of 14 years, Mery Xisca Perello, at a castle in Mallorca on Saturday (Oct 19).
Dortmund beat Bundesliga leaders Gladbach, Bayern held by Augsburg
14:52 | 20/10/2019
Borussia Dortmund beat top-of-the-table Borussia Moenchengladbach 1-0 to jump to fourth in the Bundesliga on Saturday (Oct 19), level with Bayern Munich who earlier dropped ...
Brexit in the balance as British MPs hold knife-edge vote
14:47 | 20/10/2019
British MPs gather Saturday (Oct 19) for a knife-edge vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal for a decision that could see the UK ...
IMF chief says building 'peer pressure' to follow trade rules
14:42 | 20/10/2019
With trade tensions undermining confidence and global growth, economic leaders are increasingly pushing each other to fix the shortcomings that fuelled the disputes, IMF chief ...
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