(VOVWORLD) -The 6thQuang Nam Heritage Festival featured typical cultural activities by artists from 17 ethnic groups from 15 provinces.

(VOVWORLD) -The Gulf region is facing its most severe crisis in history after several Arab nations cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, citing Qatar’s support for terrorist groups. The Middle East now could be dragged in new armed conflicts.

(VOVWORLD) - Ngoc Linh ginseng is plant indigenous to the Ngoc Linh mountains of Kon Tum and Quang Nam province. In recent years, the plant become a key product of the local economy. It is now grown on thousands of hectares.

(VOVWORLD) - Chairman of the Cuban National Assembly Esteban Lazo Hernandez began an eight-day official visit to Vietnam on Sunday. The visit reflects the two countries’ determination to boost the special traditional friendship, solidarity and cooperation.

(VOVWORLD) - Ministers of Interior of EU member countries have agreed on new security measures which require visitors to the EU’s borderless Schengen area to undergo online screening before arrival.

(VOVWORLD) -National Assembly deputies on Friday discussed measures to attain this year’s GDP growth target of 6.7%, attract social investment, improve the investment environment, develop the retail market, and promote agriculture.

(VOVWORLD) -Vietnam National University of Agriculture trains 9,000 students annually but can’t keep up with market demand, so it has adopted a new training model to meet businesses’ needs.

(VOVWORLD) -Terrorism and protectionism have posed great challenges to the aviation sector worldwide. These threats have reduced aviation growth and consumer demand.

(VOVWORLD) -British voters cast their votes in a general election on Thursday. The results of the election will impact Brexit negotiations with the EU. VOV’s foreign-desk editor comments.

(VOVWORLD) - June 8th is World Ocean Day. Covering two thirds of the earth surface, seas and oceans are huge reserves of biological resources, energy and materials which can replace drying resources on earth. Seas and oceans play a decisive role in regulating climate and protecting the living environment. But they are seriously threatened.