VietNamNet Bridge – As many as 80 examinees nationwide were ordered to leave the testing room during the first round of university entrance examinations for violating regulations, announced the Ministry of Education and Training.

In order to ease the reliance on foreign technologies, Vietnam has been determined to manufacture equipment for power, cement plants and other industries. However, the projects on manufacturing equipments in the trial basis have not been successful.

VietNamNet Bridge – Hosts HCM City topped the National ParaGames for people with disabilities, which concluded yesterday, July 5, at the Tan Binh District's Culture and Sport Centre.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam was supposed to execute the condemned by lethal injection as of July 1 instead of the firing squad but the plan has been delayed, probably until September.

The U.S. Congressional Research Service has identified one of the Chinese government's goals of its military modernization effort as "displacing U.S. influence in the Pacific."

Eurozone countries will decide on a new bailout package for debt-ridden Greece in as late as the first half of September, Slovak Finance Minister Ivan Miklos told reporters on Monday.

Christine Lagarde, the newly-appointed Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), on Tuesday started a five-year term as the Washington-based global lender's first female chief.

The Drug Administration of Viet Nam has asked health examination and treatment units nationwide to carefully consider before prescribing Nizoral tablets with Ketoconnazole, especially for patients with a history of liver diseases.

VietNamNet Bridge – Regulations on labour outsourcing have been included for the first time in the second draft of the Labour Code in a bid to protect employees' rights, according to the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

Government to help Vietnam firms market; Vietnam's Mekong Housing Bank sets IPO on July 20; 45 aqua facilities awarded GlobalGAP; Made-in-Vietnam footwear popular; Vietnamese companies expand reach in Cambodia  

Vietnamese horror movie “Between The 2 Worlds” will be among the many blockbusters to entertain audiences this summer, with premieres on July 22.

VietNamNet Bridge – The World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY) opened an Asia Pacific regional meeting on July 5 in the capital city of Hanoi, embarking on the theme “Environment and Development”.

In the East Sea, China is playing billiards, while America is playing some version of Capture the Flag.

For different reasons, many characters in online games have to “die”. Some gamers have “built” tombs for their beloved characters in an online cemetery.

Every summer, the swimming pools in Hanoi receive more swimming teachers. They are athletes or gym teachers, who try to teach swimming to earn extra money.

A new study found that Pfizer's anti-smoking drug Chantix linked to higher risk of heart disease, according to media reports Tuesday.

VietNamNet Bridge - Sales of motorbikes imported from China have dropped dramatically in Hanoi since local consumers favored domestic products, which have higher quality and offer installment payment agreement. 

A survey conducted in the wake of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima Prefecture reveled that of more than 1,000 children screened, 45 percent of them tested positive for thyroid exposure to radiation,

In an effort to draw young readers back to the classics, Phan Thi Comic Company is turning the likes of Vu Trong Phung’s Giong to (The Storms) to picture books.

Competing with Chinese goods in terms of prices is really unthinkable for Vietnamese small and medium enterprises. They have to use their own advantages to expand the distribution network and dominate the domestic market.