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Explosion occurs in Oslo: report

An explosion occurred Thursday in downtown Oslo but there were no reports of injury, the Norwegian news agency reported.

Bomb explodes outside court in Athens, no injuries reported so far

A car bomb rocked the Administrative Court of Athens in Panormos area at around 08:21 a.m. local time (0621 GMT) on Thursday, but no injuries have been reported so far

Beijing opens five new metro lines amid increasing traffic pressures

Beijing opened five new suburban subway and light rail lines Thursday as it moves to tackle the city's chronic traffic congestion problem through the development of its rapid mass transit network.

Vietnam girl wins Southeast Asian chess title

Grandmaster Nguyen Thi Thanh An crowned the title in women’s division at the Southeast Asian Individual Chess Championship that wrapped up Thursday in Singapore.

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 31/12

55th anniversary of Vietnam-Indonesia diplomatic ties celebrated; Vice President welcomes outstanding overseas students; Hanoi’s NA deputies commemorate first general election; VNA promotes Vietnam-China traditional ties

ART & ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF 31/12

HCM City to set off fireworks for Tet holiday; Airline magazine published in Japanese; Researchers digitise Thai ethnic script; Mister Viet Nam pageant final begins

TRAVEL IN BRIEF 31/12

Tet holidays abroad prove more popular this year; Hoi An removes fees for national heroes, invalids, journalists; Travel club established to cater to tourists from Thailand; International Food Festival organised in HCM City

Photos promote Cuban relations

VietNamNet Bridge – A photo exhibition entitled Viet Nam-Cuba, 50 Years of Solidarity, Co-operation and Development was launched yesterday, Dec 30, in Ha Noi's Exhibition House, 29 Hang Bai Street.

Entertainers ring in new year in Ha Noi

VietNamNet Bridge – Abundant arts and cultural programmes, including special programmes for kids, will help Ha Noi celebrate the New Year this week.

PM lauds Viet Nam's tenure as ASEAN chair

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam has played its role as Chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) well in 2010, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung remarked on the final day of the country's term.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 31/12

CG informal meeting to convene in Ha Tinh; HCM City industrial output rises; HCM City to host Tet shopping fair; Domestic drugs need shot in arm; New brand enters local dairy market; Workshop scrunitises enforcement of competition law

What and how much to import from China?

it is understandable why Vietnam has been importing so much. However, experts believe that now is the time to reconsider what and how much to import from China.

Ports question to contain a fresh answer

VietNamNet Bridge - The burdensome question of abandoned goods in bonded warehouses in Vietnam is expected to be addressed.

10 highlights of the business community in 2010

VietNamNet Bridge – Thoi bao Kinh te Vietnam reviews 10 highlight events of the business community in 2010.

American football star asks for Vietnamese citizenship

VietNamNet Bridge – Doan Van Ut, General Director of the Binh Duong Club JS Company, said that his firm is carrying out procedures to get Vietnamese citizenship for strikers Lee Nguyen and Philani.

Three new species discovered in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - The World Wide Fund (WWF) has discovered three news species in Vietnam, including split-nostril Bat, cricket frog, and fangless snake.

Traffic jams boom in Hanoi at the year-end

VietNamNet Bridge – Gridlocks prolonged traffic flow for hours in many major roads in the capital city at the end of the year.

Super-scooter selling like hot cakes despite price storms

Despite the economic difficulties, the super-scooter market in Vietnam remains hot with more and more new luxury models launched onto the market and the increasing purchasing power of consumers.

SOS: “achievement disease” prompts schools to expel bad students

VietNamNet Bridge – Analysts have rung the alarm bell over the fact that many high schools are trying to expel the students with low academic results, because they fear that the bad students may badly affect the school’s reputation.

Chartered flights to central Vietnam on the rise

VietNamNet Bridge - The number of chartered flights to central Vietnam is jumping between now and the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday compared to a year ago, according to the Danang-based tour operator Vitours and the aviation authority.