Vietnam seeks priority passage for vessels through the Strait of Hormuz
19 vessels owned by Vietnamese enterprises are currently operating in the Middle East, including four flying the Vietnamese flag and 15 registered under foreign flags.
Number of foreign students in S. Korea surpasses 310,000 for the first time; Vietnamese form the largest number
The number of foreign students studying in South Korea has surpassed 310,000 for the first time, government data showed Saturday, Yonhap News Agency reported.
In a Laine of his own
PETALING JAYA: There's a middle man in the national football team that is becoming almost irreplaceable.
Fired-up Vietnam could be too hot for keepers to handle
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's final 2027 Asian Cup Group F qualifier against Vietnam is shaping up to be a tense encounter, with a strong element of revenge in the air.
New Vietnam council to evaluate revisions to Ninh Thuan nuclear projects
HANOI: An appraisal council has been established to review proposed changes to the investment policy for the Ninh Thuan 1 Nuclear Power Project, as authorities revisit plans for what would be the country's first nuclear energy development.
Rules tightened on foreign-only prize-winning electronic games
HANOI: Vietnam has tightened oversight of prize-winning electronic games reserved for foreign players, introducing stricter requirements for managers and clearer licensing procedures under a revised government decree that will take effect in mid-May.
Hanoi sets vision to become global city beyond 2065
HANOI: The 18th-tenure Hanoi Party Committee convened its fifth conference on Friday (March 27) to deliberate and adopt a range of strategic decisions shaping the capital's development in a new era.
Cops bust multi-billion dollar crypto scam
Police said they busted a multi-billion scam that centred on selling fake digital currency to unsuspecting victims on an "exceptionally large scale".
Hanoi waives environmental tax to slash petrol prices by a quarter
Hanoi temporarily waived an environmental tax on fuel to cut soaring petrol prices by more than a quarter, the Trade Ministry said.
Nguyen Thi Hong, Vietnam's central bank governor and financial wizard, to leave as term ends, sources say
Hong's successor expected to be elected in April but change at top of SBV unlikely to impact policy; Central banks in Asia are grappling with impact of Iran war.
