(VOVworld) – March 28 became a historic day for the UK and the EU when Prime Minister Theresa May signed a letter to begin the UK’s exit from the EU. The so-called Brexit process is scheduled to take 2 years and involve some tough negotiations.
(VOVworld) – Cancer has been blamed on genetic mutations and an unhealthy lifestyle. But results of a study by American scientists announced on March 23rd shows that even those with careful lifestyle can still get cancer due to random errors in DNA replication.
(VOVworld)-A 2-day ASEM (Asia-Europe Meeting) conference will begin in Hue city on Thursday to discuss innovative education and human resource building for sustainable development. The event is initiated by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc under the sponsorship of five ASEM members: Finland, India, Indonesia, Japan and the Republic of Korea.
(VOVworld) – Various activities promoting student entrepreneurship have been held this month, which is being observed as Youth Month 2017.
(VOVworld) – The 2017 Asian Economy Forward-Looking Indicator shows positive signals for the Asia-Pacific economy. The survey was conducted by the BFA, SAIC-GM, Cadillac and Caijing magazine.
(VOVworld) - President of the Council of States of Switzerland Ivo Bischofberger began an official visit to Vietnam on Tuesday. The visit reflects Switzerland’s desire to boost its cooperation with Vietnam.
(VOVworld) – A program called “Quang Binh in the heart of Hanoi” is being held at the Ly Thai To Monument featuring a number of activities to promote the province’s beautiful landscape and unique culture. The program is part of efforts to promote Quang Binh’s tourism potential.
(VOVworld) – Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and other localities in Vietnam have carried out several activities to realize the Politburo resolution on developing tourism into a spearhead economic sector.
(VOVworld) – The World Health Organisation launched a program last week to vaccinate 116 million children across west and central Africa in a drive to eradicate polio in Africa.
(VOVworld) – A group of American scientists recently released a study indicating that humans are 60% responsible for ice melting in the Arctic. Natural changes have caused 40% of the loss of sea ice.
