VietNamNet Bridge – The famous English singer will perform in the first picnic music festival in Vietnam, to be held at the Phu Tho Stadium, Ho Chi Minh City on April 12.

 Activities to mark 60 years of Hanoi liberation; Vietnam has nine more national relics; Popular 1980s drama returns; HCM City holds evening of western music; Music awards to reward consistency

 Rare, 50-kg turtle found in Hanoi; 2,000-pound bomb disabled in Thua Thien-Hue; Hanoi to release online passport application; Motorcyclists called to turn off engine at stoplights; Vietnam Coast Guard deploys new flotilla in Ca Mau

 Vietnam tops list of fastest growing ultra-rich; Vietinbank to open branch in Laos; March CPI sees lowest increase in a decade; Vietnam Logistics index launched; Japan's Nissin opens $75m auto facility

 Google and Viacom have resolved a long-running legal battle regarding copyrighted material on YouTube.

 The Southwestern Steering Committee, the Ministry of Transport, and Can Tho City People’s Committee said in a meeting on Match 17 that they would like more air routes in the region in order to aid in economic development.

 U19 Tottenham stun U19 Vietnam in London; Norway royalty visits community football project; Ha Noi T&T plan full strength squad against Malaysia's Selangor; Ninh Binh top group with Kelantan win

Vietnam opens honorary consulate in Israel; Better approach to policies for ex-soldiers: Front leader; Malaysia appreciates Vietnam’s support in lost jet hunt; Vietnam, US underscore cooperation at sea

Toshiba Corporation, Hitachi Ltd. and ITOCHU just signed a contract to supply the Vietnam Expressway Corporation with an Intelligent Transport Systems package that includes electronic toll collection, traffic control and equipment monitoring systems.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam’s buoyant stock market has intrigued foreign investors. Vietnam Access Day 2014, a two-day portfolio investment conference which opened on March 18, is expected to provide a wealth of opportunities.

The top leaders of the European Union (EU) on Tuesday reiterated the referendum in Crimea is "illegal".

VietNamNet Bridge – National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung began his official visit to Switzerland yesterday at the invitation of President of the Swiss National Council (Lower House) Ruedi Lustenberger.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Japan and Vietnam have decided to elevate bilateral relations into an "extensive strategic partnership".

 VietNamNet Bridge - Mr. Le Anh Son has been appointed General Director of the Vietnam National Shipping Lines Corporation or Vinalines. Son will officially assume the position from March 20.

 VietNamNet Bridge – In order to control the quantity of goods that flight attendants take home, the national air carrier of Vietnam – Vietnam Airlines has applied new rules on luggage.

 VietNamNet Bridge - On March 18, the Performing Arts Agency went on trial for revoking license of the Vietnam Sea Queen 2013 pageant. This is one of several lawsuits against a state body in Vietnam.

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam News asked readers for their thoughts on the introduction of tourist cable cars across the nation.

The project of a $20 billion gas & electricity complex in Quang Ngai province to be developed by Exxon Mobil is believed to have high feasibility thanks to the good reputation of the investor and the readiness of the local authorities.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Red tape and financial difficulties have delayed the construction of several underground parking lots approved by the HCM City government.

 VietNamNet Bridge – As one of two Vietnamese people honored Young Global Leader in 2014, architect Vo Trong Nghia is known for his works that use natural materials and are inspired by nature.

 VietNamNet Bridge – In wake of the continued efforts by governments to bolster investment following the economic downturn, there has been a noticeable and stable rebound in FDI in Asia.

 VietNamNet Bridge - Kham Phet Lao - a Mnong ethnic man from Dak Lak province - has presented more than 20 tools used to hunt and tame wild elephants to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Cam lo, or chanh rung (wild lemon) as called by local people have been being hunted over the last month following a rumor that it is a panacea which can cure hundreds of diseases.

 VietNamNet Bridge – It is obvious that the program on training 20,000 PhDs by 2020 would be very costly, which raises doubts about its feasibility.

VietNamNet Bridge – Families living near the country's largest lagoon have made a living from fishing for generations. Today, community-based tourism offers them the chance to earn more money and also preserve their resources.