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Vietnam News Today: Notable Headlines (August 30) Vietnam and China are scheduled to hold the 8th Border Defense Friendship Exchange in September. The President of the United States, Joe Biden, is scheduled to visit Vietnam next month. Twinning Relations between Localities in Vietnam and Algeria We are pleased to announce the establishment of twinning relations between municipalities in Vietnam and Algeria. This exciting initiative aims to foster cultural exchange, enhance economic development, and promote cooperation between the two regions. Twinning, also known as sister city or twin town relationships, is a concept that has been widely embraced globally. It involves forming formal partnerships between cities or towns from different countries or regions. Through these relationships, localities can learn from one another, share best practices, and develop mutually beneficial collaborations. The twinning relations between Vietnamese and Algerian localities will serve as a ...

Dak G’Lun waterfall, also known as Bai 2 waterfall has been flowing in the Vietnamese jungle for thousands of years. This waterfall is the pride of the Central Highlands people, especially in Dak Nong province. Dak G’Lun has the beauty of pride and grandeur. It is also an ideal dating place for many couples. Photo: dulich.petrotimes.vn Dak G’Lun Waterfall has a basin area of about 92 hectares with a height of 58m. The image of the waterfall dividing the two streams below at an angle of 90 is likened to the smooth hair of a fairy in the green forest. Dak G’Lun is not only a dating place but also a cool and peaceful resort. Visitors should give priority to visiting Dak G’Lun waterfall around the dry season from November to April. This is the time when the air will be cool and most convenient for traveling. Tourists who love to see the majesty of the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands can visit this place in the rainy season. Photo: dulich.petrotimes.vn ...

Winning the trust of the in-laws The Vietnamese-Israeli couple, Pham Hong Anh and Yosi Torgeman, have been married for over 30 years. They first met in Vietnam when Yosi, a businessman came to the S-shaped country for work. Back then, the couple was introduced to each other through friends. Four years after the destined meeting, they got married and welcomed their first baby girl. According to the interracial couple, one of the most difficult challenges in their marriage was winning over Hong Anh’s father. “[My father] was afraid that I got scammed [by Yosi], so he challenged him. He asked Yosi to return to Israel to get a criminal record and marriage status record to prove that he was not a criminal and single when we met. After only 10 days, he [Yosi] was able to present these documents to my father. He also claimed that if I marry a Westerner, no one will come to our wedding, so he would not approve our marriage. But when we insisted getting married, he gave in and many fam...