(VOVworld)- Ho Chi Minh City’s annual spring flower festival opened at Tao Dan Park, District 1 on Sunday to welcome the Traditional Lunar New Year (Tet). Similar events are taking place in other cities and provinces, creating a spring atmosphere.
(VOVworld)- Vietnam and the Republic of Korea celebrate the 25th anniversary of their diplomatic ties this year. Vietnamese and Korean diplomats praised the rapid, sustainable, practical and comprehensive development of bilateral cooperation over the past quarter century, particularly the economic results.
(VOVworld) – ASEAN member countries agreed to boost cruise tourism at the just-concluded 36th ASEAN Tourism Forum 2017 in Singapore. The Association will take a series of measures to welcome 4.5 million cruise passengers by 2035.
(VOVworld) – Tuan Tu is a famous vegetable village in Ninh Phuoc district, Ninh Thuan province. It’s especially crowded with traders before Tet.
(VOVworld) – Donald Trump sworn into office on Friday (local time) replacing Barack Obama as President of the US. VOV analyzes the diplomatic challenges awaiting Mr. Trump.
(VOVworld)- Avian influenza (AI) has spread throughout many parts of the world over the past few days posing great challenges for the poultry sector. A number of measures have been implemented to prevent an epidemic.
(VOVworld) – British Prime Minister Theresa May delivered a keynote speech on Tuesday confirming Britain’s exit from the EU and unveiling a 12-point plan. May’s commitment to a hard Brexit policy has squashed rumors that Britain is unclear about the Brexit process.
(VOVworld) – Travelling during Tet, the Lunar New Year holiday has become common in the past decade. This year’s Tet holiday, arriving next week, will provide people a brand-new opportunity to take a vacation trip.
(VOVworld) –Facebook has announced its new measures to fight fake news in Germany. Last Wednesday Facebook launched its “Journalism project” to make sure that “a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive.”
(VOVworld)-70 years ago President Ho Chi Minh read a Lunar New Year poem he wrote to the Vietnamese people for the first time on Radio the Voice of Vietnam. From 1947 until his death in 1969, President Ho Chi Minh’s 21 New Year poems inspired the Vietnamese people’s struggle for national independence and freedom.
