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Big city, tiny apartment: small-scale living is new trend in U.S.
Aaron McConnell doesn't mind sharing a kitchen with seven neighbors. He's fine in living quarters with just enough room for a twin bed, a corner desk and little else. Closets? Forget about it - he stores his clothing and other possessions on shelves and hooks.
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Surprise: iPhone 4 sent, Nokia 1200 and stones received via Vietnam express mail
A resident in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho sent an iPhone 4 to her relative in northern Thai Nguyen Province, but what the recipient got was a Nokia 1200 handset
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District gov’t in central Vietnam encourages residents to drink locally made beer
The local government of a district in central Ha Tinh Province has told its citizens, regulatory agencies, and service providers to boost consumption of locally made beer and mineral water products
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Penis size does matter to women, researchers say
The eternal question of whether penis size matters to women has been probed by a team of international scientists who reported a 'yes' on Monday
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Cartoon: 'Xe om' vs. Grabbike in Vietnam
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Vietnamese PM urges Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City to revoke outdated motorbikes
The premier issued a directive on air quality monitoring
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Kindness in wake of disastrous floods in northern Vietnam
Residents in the northern Vietnamese provinces of Lai Chau and Ha Giang are trying their best to help one another rebuild their lives after floods took a heavy toll on the two localities last month.
Garbage fills sewer entrances in Ho Chi Minh City (photos)
Many sewers along the streets in Ho Chi Minh City have their entrances blocked by garbage on a regular basis, negatively impacting urban esthetics and the environment while helping cause serious flooding.
Vietnamese twenty-something draws striking portraits of World Cup stars
A young Vietnamese has constantly kept his pencil busy during the ongoing 2018 FIFA World Cup, drawing more than a dozen charismatic portraits of his favorite stars at football’s biggest competition.
Following locals who pick Hanoi’s iconic fruit at night
Locals who pick up sau, a typical fruit of Hanoi, for sale to earn a living will not start their daily ‘harvest’ until the sun goes down.
Hanoi lotus ponds filled with selfie-lovers as summer comes
Despite the sweltering weather in Hanoi these days, many young people still flock to lotus ponds surrounding the capital city’s iconic Ho Tay (West Lake) to pose for Instgram-ready photos with a sea of blooming flowers.
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Vietnamese PM urges Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City to revoke outdated motorbikes
The premier issued a directive on air quality monitoring
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Korean media reported that Kia would cooperate with Apple on electric cars
In parting shot, Trump administration accuses China of 'genocide' against Uighurs
The Trump administration has determined that China has committed “genocide and crimes against humanity” by repressing Uighur Muslims in its Xinjiang region
Ambitious female photographer with a desire to show Vietnam to the world
‘I love my beautiful Vietnam'
Moderna says possible allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccine under investigation
Moderna said it was working closely with U.S. health regulators to understand the cases
U.S. exceeds 400,000 coronavirus deaths
The number of deaths has spiked since Christmas
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Taiwan cancels major festival as domestic COVID-19 cases rise
The island reported four locally transmitted cases of COVID-19
Chaos as snow hits Japanese highway, 134 cars in crashes; one dead
At least 134 cars were involved in a series of crashes in Japan on Tuesday
Users lost over $1bn to computer viruses in Vietnam in 2020: report
One-time passwords used in Internet banking were usually targeted
