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Women who seek happiness in darkness
VietNamNet’s Quynh Anh and Van Anh discovered the deep world of blind women.
U.S.-Vietnam trade nears US$18 billion
Vietnam is becoming an increasingly important trading partner of the United
States in Southeast Asia given their strong bilateral trade expansion, which
the AmCham Vietnam in HCM City puts at
nearly US$18 billion for this year.
Theft is latest threat to Vietnam coffee industry
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Coffee theft has been added to steep borrowing costs and unstable exchange
rates as a threat to Vietnam's coffee sector and cited as a key factor
supporting domestic and global prices, industry players said on Thursday.
Month of discounts for HCMC visitors
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The hub of Vietnam’s tourism, HCMC, will launch a month-long promotion for
visitors to the city with attractive discounts from December 15 to January 15.
Environmental changes challenge Vietnam government
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About a year ago some farmers from Binh Thanh commune in Vietnam's southern
rice growing heartland suspected the worst -- that their irrigation water had
become too salty.
ART & ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF 11/12
“I am a real man”
exhibition in Hanoi; Figure painting show
at Himiko Cafe; Children's literature
contest launched; HCMC hosts exhibition
of Vietnamese paintings; Da Nang to offer on-board fireworks viewing
service
Investment abroad faces risks
Domestic businesses, mostly State-owned companies investing billions of USD to abroad be not one bright spot even faces many risks on the current landscape.
Dalat’s Hung King Temples
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- Ten kilometers from Dalat
City on the road to HCMC
is the beautiful Prenn Waterfall and a temple site to commemorate the Hung
Kings.
Fishy in Phu Quoc
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Goi ca trich (herring salad) served at Tieu Ngu Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City. The dish can be found on
the menu of every seaside shack and luxury restaurants in Phu Quoc.
Hanoi in the mood for Christmas
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People are busy purchasing decorations for their houses. Many offices and shops
have been decorated with pine trees and Santa Clauses for a week.
What will happen if banks do not have required capital?
Under the
current regulations, all commercial banks must have a minimum chartered capital
of three trillion dong by the end of 2010, which means that banks have only two
weeks more to complete their capital increases.
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 11/12
Bank sector joins in
to stabilize prices; Vietnamese company
wins most innovative company award; Private investors key
to HCMC development; InterContinental
expands business in Vietnam; Delta urged to
develop rice varieties
Miss Vietnam World competes for Miss Grand Slam
Global Beauties website has picked up Vietnamese beauty queen Diem Huong, who was in the top 14 of Miss Earth 2010 pageant, to the list of 87 beauty queens around the world who will compete for the Miss Grand Slam title this year.
SOCIETY IN BRIEF 11/12
3,000th open heart
patient receives free operation; Copycat teens fail in
ATM heist, nabbed; Wasps bite kids to
death; Woman gets life for
selling state-owned $13 mln mansion; Southern hub to offer
tourism discounts
Vietnam, Japan hold first strategic dialogue
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The Vietnamese delegation was headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Ho Xuan Son,
while the Japanese delegation was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Koro Bessho.
Out-of-date land price frame makes no effect to property market, officials say
VietNamNet Bridge - The deficit between land prices frame and the market price caused corruption, while land auction procedures remain inadequate, officials say.
Vietnamese shoplifter arrested in Thailand
VietNamNet Bridge - Nguyen Thi Hien - a Vietnamese woman was arrested Thursday for attempting to steal designer jeans at the Central festival shopping mall on Pattaya Beach Road in Thailand.
WWF Vietnam removes Vietnamese catfish from red list
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- The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Vietnam said in a statement issued
on December 9, Vietnamese tra and basa catfish should be retracted from a red
list has now stirred a ‘barrage of criticism’.
Vietnam’s largest drum ruined after Hanoi’s 1000th anniversary
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Two months after the capital city’s great anniversary, the biggest drum in
Vietnam, the gift of the Hanoi Fine Art Handicraft Association to the Thang
Long Royal Citadel, has begun to deteriorate.
SOCIETY IN BRIEF 11/12
Dutch give $3.3m to boost healthcare; 100% of rural households to access electricity; Youth Union opens volunteer information centre; Petrol station fined VND30m for fraud
