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Inflation poised to take off

VietNamNet Bridge – The prices of essential goods such as rice, sugar, meat and cooking oil are predicted to increase in the weeks running up to the Tet (lunar New Year) holiday.

U.S. researchers identify anti-cancer component in pomegranate juice

U.S. researchers have identified components in pomegranate juice that could stop cancer from spreading.

Historical Asian Para Games debuts with emotional opening ceremony

It is a new chapter for the Paralympics movement in Asia, as the inaugural Asian Para Games opened its arms to around 2500 disabled athletes from all around the continent here on Sunday.

Kosovo completes first general elections after unilateral declaration of independence

Kosovo completed Sunday general elections process, the first major test for the territory that declared independence from Serbia in 2008.

Winter storm hits Chicago, 1,000 flights canceled

A winter storm brought snow and bone-chilling wind to Chicago Sunday morning, causing more than 1, 000 flights to be canceled, according to local media.

Russia, Finland launch speed train

With a French-made Allegro train arriving at Russia's second largest city of St. Petersburg from Finnish capital Helsinki, Russia launched a speed train with Finland on Sunday.

Bodybuilders snatch silvers in Oman Games

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese bodybuilders grabbed three silvers and one bronze from the second Asian Beach Games which is ongoing in Muscat, Oman.

Vovinam tournament kicks off

VietNamNet Bridge – The first Northern Vovinam (Vietnamese martial arts) Championships kicked off last Friday with the participation of nearly 270 athletes from 23 delegations at the Trinh Hoai Duc Gymnasium in Ha Noi.

Foreigners add spice to AFF

VietNamNet Bridge – The semi-finals of the region's biggest football championship will be especially significant this year, as foreign-born players are competing on several teams.

Meteor shower visible from Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - The Geminid, one of the most beautiful meteor showers of the year, can be visible from Vietnam on December 14, according to Nguyen Duc Phuong of the Vietnam Astronomy and Cosmography Association.

Korean fishing boat sunken, with 11 Vietnamese sailors

VietNamNet Bridge – A South Korea fishing boat carrying 42 sailors was sunken at 4:30 am, December 13 in the Antarctic Ocrean. There were 11 Vietnamese sailors on the ship.

Fans struggle to buy tickets for AFF Cup semi-finals

Hundreds of people jostled at the yard of the Vietnam Football Federation’s office in Hanoi to register for the tickets for the second semi-final match between Vietnam and Malaysia at the ASEAN Football Cup (AFF) 2010 on December 18.

Iphone and Ipad screens to be manufactured in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - Taiwan-based Wintek Corp will build a $100 million plant in the northern Bac Giang Province to manufacture touch screens for Apple Corp’s products.

POSs set to multiply

Fifteen large scale commercial banks are onboard with three switching companies Banknetvn, Smartlink and VNBC to offer card holders in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City with more points of acceptance (POS) from December 9.

Vietnam on a shoestring

VietNamNet Bridge - The strip between HCM City and Hanoi has a lot of sights and experiences to offer and it does not have to cost an arm and leg.

A fabric bridge

VietNamNet Bridge - A model in a made-in-Vietnam dress designed by Vietnamese French fashion designer Linda Mai Phung. Inspired by H’mong and Bana weaves, Phung has given a chic and exotic look to traditional fabric.

Foreign firms reject tax-evasion charges

VietNamNet Bridge - Foreign firms have rejected speculation that they report losses to avoid paying tax even when they have money to expand their business, explaining the funds come from bank loans and customers.

The home of Uncle Ho’s father

To mark 81 years since the death of Nguyen Sinh Sac (1862-1929), the father of the late Vietnamese President, Ho chi Minh, the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap has inaugurated the Nguyen Sinh Sac Tourist Area in Cao Lanh City.

Hai Phong: Lanterns lighted up for peace

The Vietnam Buddhist Shangha on December 11 held a lantern festival in Hai Phong to call for assistance for flood victims in the central Vietnam, pray for peace and prosperity for the country and pray for peace for the souls of martyrs.

Foreign capital returning to Vietnamese banks

Analysts have said as the world’s economy is recovering a new flow of foreign capital is returning to Vietnam.