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VietNamNet Bridge – About 67 contemporary feature and short films by Vietnamese directors and overseas Vietnamese will be screened throughout the United States between April 7 and 17 as part of the Viet Nam International Film Festival.
VietNamNet Bridge - Brenda Wang Si Yi, who is very famous for playing the role of Pan Jinlian in “Water Margin” TV series in 1997, came to Vietnam for a week to play in a Chinese movie about the life of Sun Yat-sen.
U.S. doctors have warned of the "Facebook depression" risks among troubled teenagers who are addicted to social networking online, according to media reports Monday.
VietNamNet Bridge – With only 35 percent for and 44 percent against, the National Assembly (NA) on March 29 did not approve the draft Law on the Capital City. Law-makers proposed to consider the bill in the next NA session.
VietNamNet Bridge – Dr Nguyen Duc Kien, Member of the Economics Committee of the National Assembly, believes that the government and the State Bank are following the right track when deciding to tighten the gold and dollar trade.
VietNamNet Bridge - An acute diesel shortage has hit the Mekong Delta in the last few days because of smuggling to Cambodia where the fuel costs more.
The National Police Agency said on Tuesday that the catastrophic earthquake and ensuing tsunami have left 11,063 people dead and 17,258 others unaccounted for in Japan by 10:00 a.m. local time (0100 GMT).
Welcome for head of Sachsen State; Vietnam-Cambodia friendship to develop strongly; Dutch Crown Prince’s delegation visits HCM City; Forum reviews administrative procedure law
VietNamNet Bridge - The cell phone market growth of 2010 is not high as expected, but the appearance of many first-class models or low-price products with wifi connection makes the market more bustling.
Stress hormone is helpful in alleviating acrophobia, a morbid fear of great heights, according to a study by Austrian scientists.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad sacked the government after unrest erupted in the country and caused deaths of about 50 people, the official SANA news agency reported Tuesday.
Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency said Tuesday that radioactive water from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant had not been confirmed to have leaked into the Pacific Ocean
VietNamNet Bridge – A charity founded by artists and entrepreneurs plans to fund heart surgery for 1,500 poor children, build 50 homes for flood victims and help children and teachers in remote areas attend school this year.
Up to 40 people were killed and 100 others wounded when gunmen stormed into the provincial council of Salahudin province on Tuesday and held hostages in the building, including council members, a provincial police source told Xinhua.
VietNamNet Bridge – While giant automobile manufacturers in the world are planning to make heavy investments in production bases in the Asia Pacific, Vietnam is failing to catch the investment capital flow.
President Barack Obama on Monday delivered a major speech on the administration policy toward Libya, claiming the U.S. military intervention was to avoid civilian casualties in the North African country instead of "regime change".
Many commercial banks slashed dividend payment of shareholders controlling large stakes to raise the payment of small holders in an effort to calm those who were upset with the low earning results and plunging share prices.
E-payments easier for State, businesses; Airfare ceiling prices to go higher; Wood products industry faces challenges; Milk, automobile imports rise; Rubber sector puts future in focus
Composer Do Hong Quan, Chairman of the Vietnam
Musicians’ Association spent five days to compile a song entitled
“Sending
Charitable Words” as the gift for victims of the earthquakes and
tsunamis in Japan.
UN expert hails nation's progress; Workshop on Truong Luy site in Quang Ngai; Energy sector seeks to cope with climate change; French experts honoured with Friendship medals