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The programme is divided into three parts. It begins with lively pop-soul and dream-pop songs performed by Vietnamese artist, singer, and composer Nguyen Ngoc Anh (Another Nguyen). The following two performances feature Vietnamese artist, singer, rapper, and composer NASHI44, as well as the band SAIGON SOUL REVIVAL from Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnamese Ambassador to Germany Vu Quang Minh, in his remarks at the show, expressed that this music event is remarkable as it marks the first collaboration of Vietnamese and Vietnamese-origin artists in a programme organized by the Berlin administration at the Dong Xuan Centre. The Dong Xuan Centre is home to the largest population of Vietnamese residents and workers in the German capital. The ambassador emphasized that the performances by talented young Vietnamese-origin artists in Germany, alongside the band from Vietnam, reflect the strong friendship and connection between the Vietnamese and German people. Music serves to strengthen and promot...

The cultural event is taking place in both Hanoi and Ha Long from July 10 to July 14, featuring a wide range of activities to introduce cultures of both countries to local people. A cultural space of Russia is re-enacted on the stage of Ha Long city through various dances put on by artists of the Moscow State Academic Dance Theatre Gzhel. Images of birch forests, the grasslands, magnificent castles, and the immense sea appear on the stage along with the Russian dances. Russian folk dances entertain local audiences. The introduction of Russia’s cultural and artistic features in Vietnam through art performances is expected to actively contribute to the overall development of the comprehensive strategic partnership that exists between the two countries. Sailors’ dances require a lot of technique to perform. Borodenko Andrey, acting director of the Center for Russian Science and Culture, in Hanoi expresses his positive impression on the hospitality of Ha Long ci...

The exhibition organised by the Embassy of Israel in Vietnam in collaboration with Vincom Center for Contemporary Art (VCCA) enables the Vietnamese fashion world and audience to enjoy works of art that lie on the fine line between consumer products and fantasy produced by Kobi Levi. After graduating from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in 2021, Levi began crafting innovative shoes which made the wearer rethink the world around them. The symbols and concepts that appear in his works have been able to turn the unexpected into reality. He draws inspiration from everyday trips, animals, objects, and human interactions, turning them into creative motive. Levi often uses hallucinogenic dimensions and effects in shoes, from which the user lingers and questions their own feelings and its meaning. Twenty-four of his artworks represent a diverse range of his iconic creations, including the chewing-gum design worn by singer Fergie in the MV “M.I.L.F.$”. ...

“We have successfully completed the transfer of fines and compensation to the designated recipient, effectively resolving the issue,” said Ngo Quoc Ta, Chairman of SHB Da Nang FC, a top-tier V-League 1 team in Vietnam, in an interview with Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper on Tuesday. “The incident has served as a valuable lesson for our club and other professional football clubs,” Ta added. Bui Xuan Hoa, Ta’s predecessor, attributed the incident to the team’s lack of expertise in the regulations and legal procedures surrounding the transfer of player Pham Thanh Tiep. Tiep, who was born in Slovakia in 1996 and trained at FC Banik Prievidza, a team in the Slovak third-tier league, since the age of 12, joined SHB Da Nang on a trial basis in early 2019 and eventually secured a two-year contract. However, due to a mismatch in playing style, Tiep terminated his contract with SHB Da Nang and reimbursed one year’s worth of the signing fee. According to FIFA regulations, when a club signs a prof...

According to Conde Nast Traveller, Hanoi offers a diverse range of vegetarian dishes that are worth exploring. The city’s culinary scene is not only for meat lovers but also for those who appreciate frugal dishes with plenty of green vegetables. The use of fresh herbs, vegetables, and fruits in Vietnamese cuisine contributes to a wide variety of vegetarian options. Whether you follow a vegetarian diet or simply want a break from meaty meals, Hanoi has something to offer. Stir-fried tofu in tomato sauce (Dau Sot Ca Chua) This simple dish consists of fried tofu and softened tomatoes, seasoned with fish sauce and quickly simmered. It is topped with sliced scallions and served with fluffy rice. Indulge in the tangy flavors of Dau Sot Ca Chua, a dish that evokes childhood memories in most Vietnamese homes. The deep-fried tofu, marinated in a silky homemade tomato sauce, is both comforting and flavorful. It pairs perfectly with steamed rice, allowing the flavors to blend harmoniously...