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Indian PM pledges 500 mln USD fund to Afghanistan

Visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pledged additional 500 million U.S. dollars to the war-torn Afghanistan on Thursday.

“Price storm” hits meals of national athletes

The pay for food for athletes of national sports teams will be increased to VND200,000 ($10)/person/day for national teams and VND150,000/person/day for young teams. The price storm has directly hit their meals.

The “copy and paste” technology used widely in writing theses

Many Vietnamese students now have to spend only half a day to write a thesis: they borrow the theses of the elder students, then “process” the theses by copying and pasting paragraphs to create theses of their own.

Dau Tieng Reservoir faces polluted future

VietNamNet Bridge – The Tay Ninh-based Dau Tieng Reservoir may not be able to provide clean water in future years if factories in the province continue to discharge their untreated waste water.

Promises to fight corruption

Combating corruption is the most important content at the meeting between candidates of the National Assembly elections and constituents.

Apartment market: investors feeling worried, stopping loss

A lot of high grade apartments have been marketed recently in Hanoi, while transactions on real estate trading floors remain quiet with low demand.

Spanish town assesses earthquake damage

Lorca in southeastern Spain on Thursday was assessing the damage of two earthquakes which shook the town Wednesday.

Energy shares drag Wall Street to biggest percent drop since March 16

The Wall Street hit its biggest percent drop since March 16 on Wednesday as energy and material stocks suffered from a sell-off in commodities market. All three major indexes dropped around 1 percent at the close.

3 killed, including 2 journalists, during NATO raid: official

At least three civilians were killed Thursday including two local journalists during a NATO raid early in the day that targeted the capital Tripoli, said spokesman of the General People's Committee Moussa Ibrahim.

Import-export through official channel overwhelming trade with China

One of the most positive changes in the Vietnam-China trade is the shifting from cross-border trade to the trade through official channel

Extinct giant river turtle reemerges in Vietnam

'Extinct' River Terrapin (Batagur baska) was recently discovered in the Suoi Tien Park by a wildlife expert

Upcoming Events in Hanoi, HCM City (May 14-23)

VNSO Chamber Concert; Cultural Roundtable Discussion in Hanoi and HCM City; Bookworm Festival of Words 2011; Concert “Midsummer Night’s Dream”    

Hospital brings hope to infertile couples

A parent brought his two test-tube baby girls to the 14th founding anniversary of the in vitro fertilization unit at Tu Du Hospital on April 24.

Businesses getting apprehensive of electricity price increases

How to maintain normal production when the electricity price keeps rising is really a headache to enterprises.

Suspect of Palace Museum theft caught by police

Beijing police said Wednesday night that they have apprehended a person who is suspected of stealing several art pieces from the Palace Museum in Beijing's heavily-guarded Forbidden City.

Strategy on climate change to be done early June

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment will submit a strategy on climate change to the Government for final approval by early June this year.

“Universal Steps” changes juryman again

Songwriter Tran Tien, a member of the judging panel of “Universal Steps”, the version of “Dancing with the Stars” reality show in Vietnam, will leave the jury as of the next show on May 15.

Japan's gov't spokesperson slams TEPCO for latest nuke leak

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano slammed Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) on Thursday, saying it was deplorable that the utility firm could allow another leak to occur from the stricken Fukushima No.1 nuclear plant.

Truong Son, Thao Nguyen win medals at Asian Chess Champ

Vietnamese chess players Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son and Pham Le Thao Nguyen played very well at the 10th Asian Individual Chess Championships, which closed on May 10 in Iran.

Mystery beast causing panic in Quang Ngai province

VietNamNet Bridge - Hundreds of households in Binh Dong Commune of Binh Son District in Quang Ngai are living in panic after mysterious footprints were seen on the sand and loud roaring sounds heard in the area.