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Sweden is leading the way in the global transition to carbon neutrality, with ambitious plans to eliminate the use of fossil fuels by 2045. This remarkable journey began decades ago and was fueled by a global oil crisis, which forced the country to rethink its energy strategy. The 1970s oil crisis, a result of Sweden’s heavy reliance on oil, served as a pivotal moment. The shortage of oil and soaring prices led to the implementation of oil rationing, similar to food rations. This crisis threatened the economic gains of the previous ‘golden period’, prompting Swedish authorities to take decisive action. A Transformative Oil Crisis Sweden’s response to the crisis was twofold. Firstly, they turned to nuclear power to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels. Secondly, they invested significantly in central heating infrastructure, constructing large heating plants to supply heat to clusters of households and industrial parks through insulated piping and underground networks. This shift ...

The captivating capybara quartet, adored worldwide for their amiable disposition and sociable nature, made their debut at 8:30 am, much to the delight of eager onlookers. A special event, indeed, as dozens of visitors gathered to catch a glimpse of these gentle creatures, with some lucky ones even getting the chance to feed and pet Phu, Quy, Cat, and Tuong. True to their reputation, the four capybaras charmed the crowd with their friendly and endearing interactions, captivating all with their unique personalities. The famous four: Phu, Quy, Cat, and Tuong captivate audiences at Saigon Zoo. Photo: Bui Nhi / Tuoi Tre Le Huu Phuoc, the zoo’s hoofed animal team leader, provided insight into distinguishing these fascinating creatures. Phu, the largest male, is known for his affectionate nature and enjoys a good scratch. Quy, with his distinctive black spots near his right eye, is a camera lover, often posing for close-ups. Cat, a female with darker fur, has an adorable quirk ...

Octa significantly enhanced its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities in 2023 by carrying out 21 projects that had a lasting impact on local communities worldwide. These projects were designed to address emergency response needs and enhance educational opportunities for underprivileged students. Octa reached out to over 5,700 individuals, making meaningful changes in their lives. Octa Education for all, everywhere Recognizing the importance of education in shaping the future, Octa dedicated a significant part of its CSR efforts to improving educational opportunities for underprivileged students. This directly benefited 100 educational institutions and over 3,300 students. Here are some of the projects Octa carried out in 2023: In Malaysia , Octa helped supply educational centers across Malaysia with complex IT resources and sponsored the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum exam fees for Malaysian students under the guardianship of the educational organization Ideas Academ...

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Vietnam Fine Arts University, an official launch event was held in Vietnam for the book “L’Art moderne en Indochine” by researcher Charlotte Aguttes-Reynier, president of the Association of Asian Artists in Paris. The event was co-hosted by the Association of Asian Artists in Paris, Aguttes Auction house, In Fine éditions d’art, French Institute in Vietnam, and Viet Art View Company. Charlotte Aguttes-Reynier, author of the book “L’Art moderne en Indochine”, President of the Association of Asian artists, Paris at the book launching event in Hanoi. Source: Viet Art View The book, published by In Fine éditions d’art, provides elaborate research on the history of the Indochina Fine Arts College from 1925 to 1945. It covers the establishment, development, operations, achievements, outstanding lecturers and students, and works of the college. The event aims to honor the contributions and achievements of the lecturer...

Fansinpan summit is located 9km away from the center of Sapa Town, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam. It has an altitude of 3,147m and takes approximately 2 days to hike to the top. Before 2016, Fansipan used to attract a minimum of 1,000 trekkers daily due to its breathtaking panoramic view from the summit and its relatively easy hiking trail. However, in February 2016, a cable car was built to transport visitors from the base of the mountain to a station near the summit, making it a highly popular tourist attraction. The stunning natural scenery of Fansipan surrounded by clouds. Photo: Hoang Trung Hieu Cloud hunting is an intriguing activity that depends on various factors such as time, temperature, climate, and even luck. Ideal conditions for cloud hunting include windy weather, foggy surroundings, and no rain. Each year, starting from early November, tourists flock to Fansipan to search for beautiful clouds that often appear after rain showers. It is widely regarded that Fan...