(VOVworld) - The Voice of Vietnam launched its first German radio broadcast on March 1, 2006 after 3 months of preparation. The program is broadcast on shortwave to target Europe through a hired relay station and on FM for the foreign community in Vietnam. The 30-minute daily program is comprised of a news bulletin, political commentaries, and features introducing Vietnam, its land and people.
(VOVworld)- Respecting the truth and expressing your true sentiments is the way reporter Mai Thuc Long, whose nickname is Hoang Phuong, wrote his stories.
(VOVworld) - The affection and gratitude of former experts of VOV’s Overseas Service for Cambodia will never fade.
(VOVworld) - One winter morning of 1972 when I parked my bike and entered the lobby, Mrs. N stuck her head out of her office door and said: “Go upstairs quickly, the Boss wants to see you”.
(VOVworld) - Meeting Tran Dang Khoa for the very first time, he was totally different from what I had imagined about him as a famous poet.
(VOVworld) - After the end of the resistance war against French colonialists, Voice of Vietnam Radio (VOV) had 10 years (1955-1964) to make preparations for the war against US imperialists. VOV was trying to reinforce its broadcasts overseas at that time when half of the nation was liberated.
(VOVworld) – Whenever I think of the historic event at noon on April 30, 1975, at Independence Palace, I always think of events on the last day of the war, April 29.
(VOVworld) – Working and bringing the best things to everybody has become her happiness in life.
(VOVworld) – Journalist Tran Lam was the founder and leader of Vietnam’s broadcast industry for 43 years. He has been a shining example for other Vietnamese journalists to follow.
(VOVworld) - He is a man who has both a humorous way of speaking and the keen sense of responsibility and discipline of one of Uncle Ho’s soldiers.
