Vietnam - Southeast Asia’s new hottest startup ecosystem “Vietnam is shaping up to be Southeast Asia’s next hottest startup ecosystem” is the title of an article recently posted on the website of TechinAsia – the largest English-language technology media company in Singapore that focuses on Asia.
Emulation Grouping 3 reviews results of “All people protecting National Security” movement in H1 PSNews – The Emulation Grouping 3 under the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) on July 11 held a conference in Hoa Binh Province to review the implementation of the movement “All people protecting National Security” in the first 6 months of 2019.
Vietnam’s role in enhancing ASEAN-Mexico ties praised The ambassadors of Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia in Mexico have lauded the role that Vietnam took as the Chair of the ASEAN Committee (ACMC) in Mexico in the first half of this year in strengthening the partnership between the grouping and the host country.
Angela Merkel Says She Can Do the Job of Chancellor Amid Health Concerns Over Shaking Episodes Merkel's statement comes after she was spotted shaking in public at least three times in recent months, sparking concerns about possible health issues that could affect her ability to lead the German government.
PM asks capital management commission to flexibly deal with corporate issues Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on July 17 asked the Commission for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises (CMSC) to take more flexible approach to dealing with corporate issues in line with the law.
Exhibition on Agent Orange pains opens in Gia Lai An exhibition on the impact of Agent Orange (AO)/dioxin in Vietnam opened in Pleiku city of the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai on July 18.
International artists to partake in Danang fine arts exchange A total of 19 foreign artists from across the world are set to participate in the first international fine arts exchange in the central city of Danang from July 26 to August 7, said the Danang Department of Culture and Sports on July 18.
Scientists Reveal How Stonehedge Could Have Been Built At present, it's generally accepted that Stonehenge's stones, which are up to eight metres high and weigh as much as two tonnes, were moved by human force.
