Tuan Minh
News
The Shakespeare classic Hamlet, will return to the stage in Viet Nam
early this June. It is the first play in a long line of world classics
to be performed by the Viet Nam National Drama Theatre.
National theatre to stage Hamlet
Sports
Pitra Andika of India secured the top position after the third round of
the ongoing HDBank Cup International Open Chess tournament being held in
HCM City.
Andika leads HDBank Chess tournament
Sports
Vietnamese FIDE Master Le Tuan Minh led the 44
players in the men''s side of the Zone 3.3 qualifying round of the World
Chess Championships 2015, held in HCM City yesterday.
FIDE Master Minh takes lead after four rounds in Zone 3.3 qualifier
Sports
Hoang Anh Gia Lai plan to make big changes in
personnel in the coming season, as 12 players have been removed from
their squad list.
Hoang Anh Gia Lai let players go in major shake-up
Sports
Grandmaster Le Quang Liem is seeded No 5 in the International Chess Federation''s blitz chess category in the July list.
Liem is seeded World No 5
Sports
Viet Nam collected six gold medals at the 15th ASEAN+ Age Group
Championships'' rapid chess event at the Cotai Sands Conference Centre in
Macau on Tuesday.
Vietnamese masters win six titles in Macau competitions
News
The Institute of Cultural Exchange with France (IDECAF) is presenting an
audio-visual exhibition of Vietnamese artist Phan Tuan Minh (Liar Ben)
and French artist Sebastien Szczyrk (Sautel Cago) in its garden area
from December 1-15.
Audio-visual exhibit opens at French Institute
Sports
Tran Tuan Minh won the U17 boys rapid chess title at the National Junior Chess Tournament yesterday.
Minh wins rapid chess title
Sports
Nguyen Anh Khoi extended his unbeaten run by
beating Abdulla Gadimbayli of Azerbaijan in the eighth round of the
boys'' U10 category at the World Youth Chess Championships on Thursday.
Khoi wins again at World Youth Chess Champs
Sports
Nguyen Thi Mai Hung won the girls'' U18 event at the Asian Youth Chess Championships, which wrapped up in Sri Lanka on Sunday.
Hung keeps cool to win U18 Asian chess tournament
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