VietNamNet Bridge – Architects from the ATEK Group have taken out one of two first prizes under the National Architecture Award 2010 for their design of the Ha Noi-Amsterdam High School.

VietNamNet Bridge – The world famous FA Cup will go on display in Ha Noi and HCM City from March 25-31, following an agreement signed on January 29 by the Football Association of England and the Viet Nam Football Federation.

VietNamNet Bridge – The central province of Thua Thien-Hue named 68 new roads in Hue city on March 17. A street along the Huong (Perfume) River is named after the late songwriter Trinh Cong Son.

Boat Racing Festival underway in Mui Ne; FA Cup to be displayed in Viet Nam; T&T beat Maldives champs Victory SC; VN to play Hong Kong at Olympic qualifiers

VietNamNet Bridge – More than 1,000 new psychology graduates are required in HCM City each year, mostly as counsellors, but the number of students opting for the stream is very low.

VietNamNet Bridge – Mong Tuyen, a veteran cai luong (reformed theatre) actress and an overseas Vietnamese living in France, will perform in Can Tho city next Friday to mark her 40 years on stage.

VietNamNet Bridge – Thousands have braved the rain and came to the historic town of Hoi An to enjoy the opening of the first Viet Nam International Choir Festival.

VietNamNet Bridge – Popular pop stars and music bands will perform at the HCM City Television Theatre next week to mark the 35th anniversary of the HCM City Young Volunteer Brigade.

HTML clipboard Assembly deputies to meet for final session; Viet Nam, Cambodia boost legislative ties; Vietnam continues to aid Japanese quake victims; ASEAN Chair experience helps int’l integration

U.S. crude oil price rebounded sharply on Thursday as supply concerns and higher demand expectation lifted the market.

Around 10,000 people who have visited health facilities and evacuation stations in Fukushima prefecture were tested for radiation exposure, local media reported Thursday, citing prefectural officials.

While Japan reels from the double whammy of a major tsunami and an earthquake that set off a nuclear reactor crisis, it is unlikely to derail the global economic recovery.

The UN Security Council on Thursday adopted a resolution to authorize a no-fly zone over Libya and called for "all necessary measures," excluding troops on the ground, to protect civilians under threat of attack in the North African country.

Eight men sentenced for disturbing public order; Offering incense in commemoration of Son My massacre; Italian NGO helps people with disabilities

“The National Assembly has approved the construction of nuclear power plants in the Ninh Thuan province, and the plan has not been changed until now”, said NA Office Chair Tran Dinh Dan, on March 17.

“Japan experienced great losses in the war. We have recently been hit by terrible earthquakes and tsunamis. Commemorating the My Lai Massacre, we deeply understand the grief,” said Japanese Prof. Hiroshi Fujimoto.

VietNamNet Bridge – Seven leading agronomists of Vietnam will receive medals granted by Australia’s Crawford Fund for their great contribution to develop agriculture, forestry and fisheries in Vietnam.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Association for Protection of Nature and Environment of Vietnam has recognized 54 ironwood trees, each nearly 1,000 years old, in the northern province of Hai Duong as “Vietnam’s heritage trees”.

Vietnamese coffee needs to carve a brand identity for itself based on a system that guarantees a fair price for farmers as well as an environmentally-friendly production process, says Peter Timmer, Harvard University.

VietNamNet Bridge – With marks of 99.9, Truong Manh Tue has become the top laureate of Homebush High School in New South Wales, Australia, for the 2010 graduation exams. This is the highest point earner to enter a university in Australia.