Vietnamese people, who use an increasing number of electrical goods nowadays, have become more interested in electricity-saving products.

VietNamNet Bridge - Four people were killed and three others were injured when two containers of fireworks exploded at 11:40am, October 6 near the My Dinh National Stadium.

VietNamNet Bridge – Members of Hanoi’s Van Tri golf course have fiercely opposed the golf course’s new rules which became effective on October 1.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam has registered to take part in the world day against climate change (October 10) with 27 events.

VietNamNet Bridge – Hanoi’s tourism companies have launched many tours to discover Hanoi’s culture on the occasion of the capital city’s 1000th anniversary.

The appreciation of the yen will make Japanese enterprises become potential investors in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge – VinaPhone and Viettel will purchase an additional 2,000 iPhone 4 products in October to meet the high demand for this luxurious cell phone.

VietNamNet Bridge - There has been yet another change at the top at the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, with Truong Van Tuyen taking over as general director from acting chief Nguyen Quoc Anh.

Domestic gold prices set new record; 3.8 million ha reserved for growing rice; Laos Airlines opens route to HCM City

The authorities of An Hai commune in Quang Ngai have confirmed a Vietnamese fishing boat that was captured by Chinese authorities in Hoang Sa archipelago catches holothurians and therefore doesn’t have explosives.

The UN food agency said 22 countries are facing enormous challenges like repeated food crises and an extremely high prevalence of hunger

IMF upwardly revised its projection of world output to 4.8 percent this year, but warned downside risks remain elevated.

Facebook on Wednesday unveiled three new tools that are designed to give users more control

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam has great potential for exporting fruit and vegetables but needs to develop its processing industry and upgrade sanitary condition to meet strict international standards.

VietNamNet Bridge – A lack of strict management on the petrol and steel markets is said to be a primary cause of the violations taking place in these sectors.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Viet Nam Traditional Orchestra will join in the nation-wide celebration with a performance at the Ha Noi Opera House tonight, Oct 7.

VietNamNet Bridge – The transport and finance ministries have instructed all buses and taxies to publicly post fare prices on their vehicles as of October 10, to prevent passengers being over-charged.

Viet Nam’s U-16 football team will be going for broke to qualify for the quarter-finals at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U16 Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from October 24 to November 7.

 NA leader seeks stronger ties with German state; Vietnam, South African seek closer cooperation; South African Vice President visits Vietnam

Teacher suspended for disparaging comments; Germany helps Vietnam’s agriculture; Three substandard drugs suspended; Joint venture fined for releasing wastes

Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Pham Minh Huan discusses proposals to increase the minimum wage . . .

VietNamNet Bridge – National Obstetrics Hospital will check new-born babies for hearing impairments under a trial programme to begin this month.

The highlight of the agenda on the last day of the National Assembly Standing Committee yesterday, Oct 5, was the discussion of the Administrative Litigation Law bill.

The Ministry of Construction plans to propose to the Prime Minister a suspension in the licensing of new cement production projects to limit . . .

An unveiling of the 85-tonne bronze statue of Saint Giong on top of Soc Mountain in Soc Son District yesterday, Oct 5, was described as one of the most important events