VietNamNet Bridge – Many never return from war. Through keepsakes and photographs, however, it is possible to keep their memory alive.

Greece was gripped once again by a wave of protests on Tuesday over a draft bill on the labor market reform due to be ratified by the Greek parliament later this evening.

VietNamNet Bridge – Swimmer Vo Thanh Tung clocked a time in 35.56sec to win a gold in the men's 50m freestyle at the Asian ParaGames for disabled athletes in Guangzhou, China, yesterday, Dec 14.

VietNamNet Bridge - WWF has admitted that tra pangasius was unfairly placed on its 2010-2011 consumer red list, pledging to remove it immediately.

VietNamNet Bridge – Many housewives no longer purchase fruit that originate from China, especially fruit with eye-catching color and appearance.

VietNamNet Bridge - Efforts are being to compile a national dossier on ‘Nghe Thuat Don Ca Tai Tu’ (Southern amateur music) to be nominated to UNESCO as a mankind intangible cultural heritage.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Construction is planning to set up higher requirements on the legal capital that real estate development companies have to have, in an effort to stabilize the market.

VietNamNet Bridge - Visitors to a state-run bird sanctuary aimed at preserving wildlife in the Mekong Delta can enjoy nature up close as well as sample in storks and other rare birds which could be directly sourced in-house.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam’s top cellist Ngo Hoang Quan will join the Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra in a concert entitled “A night of Dvorak”.

VietNamNet Bridge - Nguyen Thi Diem My and Ha Nhat Tien, the winners of the Aquafina Pure Fashion 2010 competition, will participate in the Hong Kong Fashion Week 2011. 

VietNamNet Bridge – The year 2010 will end only in two weeks, but garment companies have reported that they have had enough jobs to do until the third quarter of 2011.

A six-member World Wide Fund for Nature delegation led by its global seafood coordinator Mark Powell began discussions with Vietnamese aquaculture officials Wednesday about the assessment and classification standards used for Vietnamese catfish.

VietNamNet Bridge – General Dong Sy Nguyen  stated that he didn’t write the letter that was recently published on some websites.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam and Malaysia will be face to face in the first semi-final game of the ASEAN Football Cup 2010 (AFF Cup) at 7 pm today, December 15. Both coaches expressed their respect to each other and their confidence in their teams.

Vietnamese businessmen still do not pay much attention to popularizing their brands in the world. This explains why to date, Vietnam still has not had any internationally recongnised brand names

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has decided to develop the system of gifted schools. However, many educators believe that the goals set up by the ministry are too ambitious and unfeasible.

VietNamNet Bridge - Of the two big projects worth $3 billion to build a metro line and a highway in HCM City, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will finance $1.1 billion.

Cell phones are not simply the means of communications but the devices that show the social status of teens. How many students have hand phones and what do the phones contain?

To encourage people to travel in Christmas season, in the context of high inflation that forces people to tighten their belt, travel agencies are offering tours at the “lowest possible prices”.

VietNamNet Bridge – While the controversy over K+ doesn’t cease, the public is upset by the information that a private firm - AVG - has held the broadcast right of the national football championship V-League for 20 years.

VietNamNet Bridge – Natalie Tran, the “YouTube Queen”, ranks 88th among the 100 most beautiful faces in the world, selected by Independent Critic.

It is reported that one Vietnamese sailor is dead and three others missing while seven have been rescued from the Korean fishing boat, No. 1 Insung, which was sunken off Antarctica on December 13.

VietNamNet Bridge – People in neighboring areas have been flocking to Mr. Nguyen Van Binh’s home in Ganh Hao town, Bac Lieu province to see a titanic pachyrrhizus (potato bean or yam bean) that is up to 7.4 kilos.

Hanoi’s Vice Chair Hoang Manh Hien on December 13 said that as of December 2010, government agencies and state-owned enterprises located in the capital city will temporarily stop buying imported cars.

The volume of kieu hoi to be remitted to Vietnam in 2010 is expected to be higher than that in 2009, sources say.