VietNamNet Bridge – Many people in HCM City did not know that the city would be hit by the first storm of 2012, Pakhar--so they still were on the road when the storm came.

Britain's gold medalists at the London Olympics will be offered no cash incentive by the British Olympic Association and the UK government, reports said here on Tuesday.

VietNamNet Bridge – Mr Do Trong Hung, in Hai Hau district, Nam Dinh Province, has asked the local authorities’ urgent assistance after some men placed two caskets in front of the door of his house.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese enterprises, which have been bent with the high tax, capital shortage, high interest rate and market fluctuation burdens, now face a serious human resource crisis.

VietNamNet Bridge – Fires at the Nong Son coal mine in the central province of Quang Nam has blazed up after several years of smoldering underground.

National Billiards & Snooker Champs opens in Danang; National women’s football tourney kicks off; Hanoi tops national rowing tourney; Danang to host national U19 football finals; Young tennis star loses bid to turn pro  

Twenty-eight-year-old Nguyen Hong Hanh says she remembers all the details of her marriage registration ceremony held three years ago as if it had occurred yesterday.

Top lawmakers have agreed on fines up to VND2billion (US$96,000) for companies and organisations who violate civil laws and regulations, a five-fold increase over the current fine.

Eternal spring from the late Nguyen Van Phuong; Ho Chi Minh’s prison diary on display in RoK; Paris Orchestra children’s choir to entertain Hanoi; Book exhibition on Vietnam-Laos friendship opens; Over 30,000 foreigners attend Hue Festival

A thief pinching a mobile phone from the Argentinean ambassador was seized thanks to a photo taken by his Venezuelan counterpart.

Violin virtuoso Sarah Chang will return to Viet Nam tomorrow to perform with local musicians.

Viet Nam attaches a great deal of importance to fostering solidarity, friendship, mutual trust and comprehensive co-operation with Cuba.

UK organization presents wheelchairs to AO victims; Three killed as man-made mountain collapses in Dong Nai; Providing eye care for the disabled; Vietnam helps build boarding school in Laos; Lethal gas explosion leads to safety calls  

Forty-three foreigners were arrested in HCM City last Friday after police launched simultaneous raids on four residences in different parts of the city, busting what they said was a hi-tech crime ring.

Customs officers at Tan Son Nhat International Airport on September 9 arrested a Thai citizen, C.K, who was transporting 6kg of heroin.

NA Standing Committee convenes seventh session; Australia, Vietnam look towards stronger ties; Improving literary criticism quality; 

VietNamNet Bridge – Providing digital content through technological devices is now in the heyday. However, copyright infringement remains a stinging issue.

Despite a lot of exertions, the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) still fails to restrict private teaching.

Vietnamese state owned enterprises (SOEs) are believed to have five special privileges, which are their “absolute advantages” in doing business.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Oriental Night Festival took place inside the Hue royal citadel on the evening of April 8, introducing traditional costumes of many countries in the world.

VietNamNet Bridge – It’s now the dry season, but landslide still occurs repeatedly in many localities in Mekong Delta.

The concept “responsible travel” has become more popular to Vietnamese people, though this kind of tourism has just existed in a small community and in few localities.

VietNamNet Bridge – It could be a surprise to many people that Vietnamese people are rich enough to buy a whole town in the US. However, in fact, the value of the affair is really modest if compared with the value of a house in Vietnam.

VietNamNet Bridge – Several hours after a collision with Krairatch Dignity, a Thai ship, offshore Vung Tau city on the evening of April 9, a Vietnamese ship named Truong Hai Star sunk with 66 containers.

Facebook announced on Monday that it will acquire popular photo-sharing app maker Instagram for about 1 billion U.S. dollars.