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Over 30,000 to support national football squad at SEA Games

VietNamNet Bridge – A 100sq.m screen will be installed at two stadiums in Hanoi and HCM City to serve more than 30,000 fans at the “Fanfest,” to support the U23 football team at the Southeast Asian Games 2011 in Indonesia.

Vietnam ‘escapes’ from football match at an unearthly hour

VietNamNet Bridge – The organizing board of the Southeast Asian Games 2011 has again adjusted the match schedule for men’s football.

Banks believed to be the culprit behind dollar price increases

The dollar fever, which has been lasting several days, is believed not to be created by the black market as usual, but by commercial banks. The dollar price increases and the interbank interest rate increases have benefited a lot of banks.

Vietnamese fashion introduced in Shanghai

VietNamNet Bridge – At the invitation of the Chinese Fashion Association, designers Huynh Hai Long and The Huynh participated in the fashion festival for young Asian designers in Shanghai on October 24-27.

Minister asks for $1.9 billion for transportation

VietNamNet Bridge – Minister of Transport Dinh La Thang has asked the National Assembly (NA) to allocate VND40 trillion (around $1.9 billion) from crude oil revenue in 2012, to invest in key transport works.

Elle Fall – Window show part 2

VietNamNet Bridge - The show took place in HCM City on the evening of October 29, introducing collections of four designers, Do Manh Cuong, Ha Le, Phuong My and Tom K Nguyen.

Youth feel pleased with Halloween

VietNamNet Bridge – Disguised as a giant skeleton, a pirate or animals, Saigonees and Hanoians were very eager with the Halloween festival held on the nights of October 29-30. Join them in the following photos:

VN-Japan relations geared towards greater effectiveness

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung’s visit to Japan from October 30 to November 2 is aimed at promoting the friendship and cooperation between Vietnam and Japan in a more in-depth, substantial and effective manner.

First Vertical Run competition finishes with German winner

VietNamNet Bridge - Bitexco Vertical Run 2011, the first-ever skyscrapers running competition on Vietnam, was held in HCM City on October 30.

Int’l Aikido Festival in Hanoi

VietNamNet Bridge - Nearly 200 athletes and coaches of 23 delegations from five countries and territories around the world have gathered for the Hanoi International Aikido Festival being held in the capital city from October 28-30.

Foreign criminals increasing in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - More foreign criminals have committed criminal offenses or carried out transnational frauds in Vietnam, said Chief of the Interpol Vietnam Office, Colonel Dang Xuan Khang.

Public Security Ministry orders corruption investigation at Vinashin

VietNamNet Bridge - The Ministry of Public Security has told police agencies in seven provinces to investigate seven law-breaking and corruption cases related to the state-owned Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group or Vinashin.

Universities cry about the lack of lecturers

Universities cannot persuade graduates to stay at the schools to work as lecturers, while it is very difficult to “hunt for heads” on the market.

Human resource management software market heating up

The number of businesses using software in human resource (HR) management has been increasing, while the solutions provided by hi-tech firms have been diversified, which both have helped heat up the HR management software market.

After a successful year, it’s time to think about next year’s difficulties

The rice growing area, output and export value indexes in 2011 all are higher than that of 2010. However, experts have warned that difficulties would come with the 2011-2012 crops due to the floods.

Obama presses jobs plan passage to bridge yawning income gap

U.S. President Barack Obama Saturday urged Congress to pass the administration's stalled jobs plan to speed up U.S. economic growth and reduce the widening income gap.

Australian gov't under fire over Qantas dispute

Anger towards Qantas has on Monday shifted onto the federal government, with Opposition and councils attacked Prime Minister Julia Gillard on her handling of the Qantas dispute.

Mercenaries may help Gaddafi's son flee to Zimbabwe: South African media

The former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam may be fleeing to Zimbabawe with the help of South African mercenaries, local media reported on Sunday.

ART & ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF 31/10

Photographic contest on Hoi An; Exhibition commemorates Australian journalist; World arms museum in VN to open next month; Well-known Dutch pianist to perform in Hanoi; Vietnamese movie projects get Dutch subsidy   

VND1.3 trillion for restoration of Hue royal citadel

VietNamNet Bridge - Thua Thien-Hue provincial People’s Committee has approved a project to restore the Hue royal citadel in the 2011-2015 period with total investment capital of approximately VND1.3 trillion.