VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange will proceed with their fourth lawsuit against American chemical companies that produced the toxic defoliant sprayed by US forces during the American War.

 VietNamNet Bridge – The physically disabling condition has made Nguyen Van Mac redefine his life. The owner of a profitable factory is a hard-to-beat rival of other small-sized businesses in northern Thai Binh Province.

 VietNamNet Bridge – A charity text-message campaign was launched yesterday, Aug 8, to raise funds in support of Agent Orange (AO) victims.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Alongside a Vietnamese farmer, Lisa Huber bends her back to plant rice seedlings in the field. The Italian national is not on a tour designed for foreign tourists to discover the wet rice culture.

VietNamNet Bridge – A campaign themed “Red Blood Summer 2013” was launched in Hanoi on May 8 with a target of mobilising nearly 600,000 people to donate at least over 300,000 units of bloods during the 2013 summer.

 Full speed ahead on highway expansion; NZ supports Vietnam’s dam safety research; Hail storms leave trail of destruction; Da Nang hospital gains top technology

 Clarinet virtuoso performs with Viet Nam orchestra; Work to restore ancient observatory in Hue; Photo exhibition on AO victims opens in S Korea; Art programme marks Vietnam-China friendship

 VietNamNet Bridge – On January 23, two US citizens were awarded the “For Vietnam Agent Orange Victims” insignia in recognition of their fight for Vietnamese AO victims.

  WB-funded Distribution Efficiency Project starts in Thanh Hoa; Salvage vessel saves 15 from fishing vessel; VND2 billion raised for AO victims in Danang; Exams held to fill senior provincial positions