VietNamNet Bridge – TRAFFIC, an international wildlife trade monitoring network, has reported that two Vietnamese were arrested in South Africa for trafficking 15 rhino horns.

VietNamNet Bridge – A Vietnamese team will take part in the second Asian Beach Games, which will take place in the Omani capital city Muscat, from December 8-16.

Knowledge vital on climate; German state eager for clear ties with Vietnam; Toast to N Korean friendship; Ukraine parliamentary visit; Cambodia PM receives CPV delegation; Vietnam, Laos seek to boost judicial ties

VietNamNet Bridge – The Tokyo Metro Group is ready to assist Hanoi to manage a railway network and provide training courses for its staff.

Striking employees return to work; Vietnam, DPRK cheer for friendship; Hospital reports hip replacement success; Falling rock crushes man to death; WB offers US$50 million for university reforms

VietNamNet Bridge – Many international specialists arrived in Hanoi on December 2 to share experience and coordinate efforts to enforce Vietnam’s laws on the protection of wildlife, with a focus on the illegal trafficking of tiger parts.

Cisco Systems Inc. on Wednesday announced that it is planning to buy privately held LineSider Technologies Inc., a provider of network management software.

VietNamNet Bridge – Thousands of people flocked to a road in the southern province of Long An on December 1 and the morning of December 2 to pick up stones as they believed those were gold.

VietNamNet Bridge – Eighty-four contestants of the Miss Earth 2010 pageant took part in the rehearsal for the finals at the ballroom of Vinpearl Land resort in Nha Trang City on November 29.

Vietnam to establish university of oil and gas; Children in remote areas fight poverty and struggle to study; PM grants licence to new university

E-commerce will be widely applied throughout the country to increase competitiveness of companies by 2015, according to a master plan issued recently by the Government.

Bancassurance industry blossoms; Nappy firm opens Binh Duong factory; Call centre provider joins regional group

Local authorities really want to relocate universities into suburban areas of big cities. However, though the plan has been discussed for a long time, it remains only on paper.

Vietnamese people, especially the youth, have been familiar with iPhones for only a few years but long enough to create a trend of iPhone collection and generate “iPhone addicts”.

State management agencies blame speculation for the dollar price fever. People rush to purchase dollars, while businesses refuse to sell dollars to banks. why do people and businesses try to hoard dollars?

A lot of big names such as Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas have entered Vietnam’s market by injecting their money in Vietnamese enterprises.

Contrary to the expectations, Vietnam Telecomp/Electronics - Internet & IT 2010 Exhibition did not introduce new technologies, did not have the participation of main companies and did not show any breakthroughs.

The construction costs have been increasing sharply and the supply is believed to become profuse in the time to come, thus making real estate developers feel worried. They have to offer many preferences to buyers in order to boost sales.

The European Commission said on Wednesday it had approved national support to the financial sector totaling 4.5 trillion euros (5.9 trillion U.S. dollars) since the financial crisis broke out two years ago.

Saying that the Vietnamese national football squad is facing many difficulties but coach Henrique Calisto stated that Vietnam is determined to defend its championship at the 2010 ASEAN Football Cup, which will open on December 2 in Hanoi.

VietNamNet Bridge - The jury members of the Miss Earth Pageant 2010, including seven foreign members and three Vietnamese, were announced on November 30.

VietNamNet Bridge – Some antiques displayed in the right compartment of the Thien Dinh palace in King Khai Dinh’s tomb in the ancient capital city of Hue were stolen at night on December 1.

VietNamNet Bridge – Through two articles on VietnamNet, a family has found their mentally impaired and deaf daughter who had been missing for two years.

VietNamNet Bridge – Many members of the public have expressed doubt about the practicality of a new regulation which stipulates that localities, schools and companies should be informed if their residents or employees commit traffic violations.

VietNamNet Bridge – Doctors of the Hanoi-based National Eye Hospital recently took out a 7cm filarial from the eye of a 47-year-old man in Hanoi.