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Australian Intellectual Property (IP Australia) has officially issued trademark protection certificates to three trademarks of ST24 and ST24 rice produced by Ho Quang Tri Private Enterprise. The decision was issued on September 27, 2022. Both ST24 and ST25 were developed in Vietnam by farmer-scientist Ho Quang Cua and his colleagues and have won international prizes. Speaking to Vietnam News Agency in Sydney, Ngan Tran, an IP expert from Maygust Trademark Attorneys said that the certificate will be valid for 10 years from June 7, 2021. It can be extended by another 10 years providing criteria are met, she said. On April 22, 2021, the office received an application from T&L Global Foods Supply PTY LTD regarding the trademark registration of ST24 and ST25 rice as “Rice; Best Rice of The World”. In May 2021, the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia sent a dispatch to IP Australia objecting to T&L’s trademark registration of ST24 and ST25 rice. The office was sche

The first bomb, identified as an M117 – was discovered at a depth of 1 metre in a rubber farm in Cam Lo district’s Cam Hieu commune. Source: PeaceTrees Vietnam During the clearance at a Confirmed Hazardous Area (CHA) in Nam Hieu 2 village, Cam Hieu commune, Cam Lo district of Quang Tri province, the Battle Area Clearance (BAC) Team 3 of PeaceTrees Vietnam found a big bomb on the rubber farm of a local farmer. The bomb located at a depth of 1 meter, identified as M117 bombs, have a diameter of 408 mm, a length of 2.06 m, and a weight of 750 lbs. Becauce the late afternoon and the road is difficult to travel , having to move through the stream, if excavating and moving immediately, it will not be timely and unsafe. Therefore, the team reported and actively barricaded the bomb, putting up danger signs. The second one, also an M117 bomb, was detected about 70 metres away from the first one. Source: PeaceTrees Vietnam The next morning, after carefully checking the

A familiar dish, an unusual trend Mai Huong (22 years old, a student at Hanoi University of Science and Technology) was one of the first to post a photo following the trend of “eating cheap instant noodles while looking at the million-dollar views.” After only 2 days of posting, the photo received up to 5,000 interactions. According to Huong, her photo was taken at a lovely homestay in Khoa Ha village, Nam Khoa commune, Hoang Su Phi district, during her recent 3 days 2 nights trip to Ha Giang (September 19 – September 21). “When I shared the picture, I didn’t expect people to love it and respond to it to that extent. A lot of people simultaneously showed off photos of themselves enjoying instant noodles in an impressive natural setting. Our country is so beautiful!”, the girl who is passionate about travel added. During the 3 days and 2 nights trip to Ha Giang, in addition to admiring the rice fields in Hoang Su Phi, Mai Huong also went to the extremely trendy check-in point – Su

Vietnam News Today (Oct. 6) notable headlines Vietnam GDP growth likely to hit 8% this year in base-case scenario Vietnam calls for global efforts to promote sustainable development 25 Apple’s partners have factories set up factories in Vietnam Various cultural and sports activities to celebrate Hanoi’s Liberation Day Twins survive after premature birth, weighing just 500g Thailand’s rice exports to exceed 8 million tonnes this year despite floods Quang Ninh to further facilitate operation of int’l container shipping firms Khanh Hoa to have more direct flights to Kazakhstan UOB upgrades 2022 growth forecast for Vietnam to 8.2% Photo: VOV Vietnam GDP growth likely to hit 8% this year in base-case scenario The Vietnamese economy is anticipated to expand 8% this year in the base-case scenario, providing that there are no adverse external factors facing the national economy in the remaining months of the year, according to the Ministry of Planning and

The institute said the scientists had been recognized for “experiments with entangled photons, establishing the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneering quantum information science.” One hour after he received the phone call, prize co-winner Zeilinger was still in shock. “It’s a positive shock, I was surprised to get the call,” he said in an interview with the Nobel Prize committee. “This prize is exciting for the field of quantum mechanics. On the fundamentals, many of the issues about realities and space time are still not answered. I expect some interesting work here in the coming years,” he said. Work on quantum mechanics a new era for technology Photo: Nobel Prize The field of quantum mechanics stems from Niels Bohr and Max Planck, the two founding fathers of Quantum Theory. Using groundbreaking experiments, Aspect, Clauser and Zeilinger demonstrated the potential to investigate and control particles that are in entangled states. Their work on quantum mech