VietNamNet Bridge – Within ten hours, from 1pm to 11pm of June 2, nearly 40 Vietnamese and international artists and an audience of 2,000, mixed themselves with music.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Information and Communications has announced a new regulation requiring people buying mobile phone SIM cards to directly register their personal information with authorised agencies.

VietNamNet Bridge – On the International Day for Children (1/6), Chau Van Phuc Thien, 13, in the central province of Ninh Thuan was brutally assaulted by his father.

VietNamNet Bridge – After drinking alcohol bought from a grocery, two people in Bien Hoa city, Dong Nai province, died while two others were hospitalized.

VietNamNet Bridge – Da nang authorities on June 1 unearthed a smuggled petrol warehouse at 23 Tran Quang Dieu, Son Tra district.

VietNamNet Bridge – Artworks by five young sculptors opened in Hanoi on June 1, at the “Searching for Space,” on the second floor of Art talk Café, 12 Quan Su, Hanoi.

The third cartoon festival is currently running at the Ha Noi Library and will conclude on Friday. On display are works by 40 famous Belgian cartoonists from the Wallonie region and Brussels as well as 11 young Vietnamese artists.

Electric rates to be competitive; Purchasing power shows recovery; Short-term interbank market to be targeted; Tax cut on agricultural products; Over half of property trading floors closed; Ocean Group may buy PVX real estate holdings

The Draft Law No. 3 on university training would let schools decide their own tuition fees.

The increasing number of members of the Japanese Business Association, sharp rise in Japanese tourist arrivals, and Japan's ODA grants to Viet Nam are signs of enhanced economic relations between the two countries, a Japanese diplomat says.

VietNamNet Bridge – The central province of Khanh Hoa will inspect the purchasing and harvesting of coral in Van Ninh District to curb the illegal activities in the area, said deputy chief inspector Le Van Dung on Thursday.

No casualties were reported but some buildings collapsed in central-northern Italy as a magnitude-5.1 quake on Sunday evening shook the same area that was hit by two powerful fatal quakes on May 20 and 29.

Viet Nam this year will likely receive a record number of foreign tourists and foreign-currency turnover, according to a report from the General Statistics Department.

VietNamNet Bridge – Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh Province has been recognised as setting a national record for the bay with highest number of islets.

VietNamNet Bridge – Thirty-five bears have been rescued by a wildlife conservation organisation based in HCM City that protects bears from trafficking and being raised in household cages.

VietNamNet Bridge – Leaders Ha Noi T&T will take on second-placed SHB Da Nang at home today in the most anticipated match of the Eximbank V-League's 20th round.

VietNamNet Bridge – Local authorities in central Binh Dinh Province have attempted to restore the popularity of local martial art sects in the area, where the sport was once famous.

Thomas Schule, managing director of Germany’s Interkultur Association, has reached an agreement with the government of Quang Nam Province to organize the third International Choir Festival from June 19-22 in Hoi An.

Vietnam’s brand new entertainment robot ‘Tosy’ will soon conquer the Spanish toy market, according to the TOSY Robotics Company.

A ceremony was held in Hanoi on June 1 to mark 20 years since the first viscera transplant surgery took place at the Military Hospital 103 (June 4, 1992).

The Department of Information and Communications in Ho Chi Minh City presented the 4th IT Awards to 17 individuals and enterprises at a ceremony in Quang Trung Software City in District 12 on June 2.

Almost one million students sat for their first high-school graduation examination in Literature and Chemistry on June 2, reported the   Ministry of Education and Training.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnamese delegation to the Shangri-La Dialogue 11 has had a number of bilateral meeting to promoting ties with partners, including India, China, the US, Singapore, Australia, Canada, the UK and the European Union.

VietNamNet Bridge – Veteran author Nguyen Nhat Anh's latest book for children has been released in HCM City.

Chinese people have been flocking to Cam Ranh City, which is considered the biggest grouper fish farming area in Vietnam, not only to collect aquatic products, but also to raise valuable aquatic creatures such as grouper fish and lobster.