Over 1,000 issues from the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) were carefully prepared and distributed free to passengers. Highlights included the Việt Nam and World Economy fortnightly, Sports & Culture newspaper, Tin Tức (News), Việt Nam News, and Le Courrier du...
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a press conference here on Thursday to announce the official rules and regulations for the third edition of the National Press Awards “For the Cause of Developing Vietnamese Culture”.
A group of Journalism students from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities of Vietnam National University (USSH, VNU-HCM) is impressing social media with a rap music video that honours the great contributions of journalists to Việt Nam.
As Việt Nam celebrates 100 years of its revolutionary press, we look back at the life of Đào Tùng, one of the country''s most respected journalists. He is fondly remembered as a kind-hearted colleague who deeply cared about nurturing young...
The 2015 Christmas Book Fair, organised by Nha Nam Culture and
Communications Company in co-operation with 17 publishers, will begin in
HCM City tomorrow.
Twenty-one posters on traffic safety have received awards in a
competition sponsored by the Ministry of Information and Communications
and the National Traffic Safety Committee.
Nha Nam Culture and Communications Company and French cultural
institute L''Espace will host a discussion titled "How has Ha Noi
changed?" tomorrow at 24 Trang Tien Street.
A photo, reportage and documentary on ethnic groups
in the ASEAN Community contest is been held in Viet Nam by the Ministry
of Information and Communications.
A programme entiled Millions of Hearts for the
Country kicked off yesterday in Ha Noi aiming to raise funds for
Vietnamese forces stationed on the nation''s coast and islands.
Thousands of people throughout the country have,
since mid-June, sent photos and text messages to raise funds in support
of people and soldiers working and struggling for the Vietnamese
sovereignty of the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly)
archipelagos.
With more than 300 titles illegally available on
websites, online games have come to dominate the country''s internet
entertainment market, according to a survey by the Ministry of
Information and Communications.
