SEARCH RESULTS

Advanced search

14th NA’s second meeting focuses on economic affairs on day 1

The 14th National Assembly convened its second meeting in Hanoi on October 20 and dedicated the first day to the country’s economic affairs presented by Government members.

Facing difficulties, poor students tend to ask for state ministers’ help

The fact that poor students have sent letters directly to ministers asking for help has raised controversy. Some show sympathy for the students, while others say the students are "faint-hearted". 

Coal thermal power plants affecting rice production in Mekong Delta

Under the national electricity development plan, coal thermal power will make up 50 percent of Vietnam’s total electricity output from 2020. The Mekong River Delta will become one of the nation’s thermal power centers.

Back to the Top

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Rooftop has always been one of the most appealing places for those who love to spend time chillaxing and enjoying luxurious meals.

Photo exhibition reflects modern Ha Noi

 VietNamNet Bridge – Contemporary life in Ha Noi is reflected through photos displayed at an on-going exhibition in the capital.

Extreme violence in schools on the increase

VietNamNet Bridge – School violence has recently increased not only in quantity, but also in severity, said educational experts.

Vietnamese goods could ‘sink’ together with Chinese goods

VietNamNet Bridge - Some Vietnamese products face risks of becoming defendants in lawsuits filed by import countries that suspect Chinese goods are brought to Vietnam before they are exported to third countries in order to avoid anti-dumping duties.

Quang Binh’s beach littered with rubbish after flood

 VietNamNet Bridge – The coast of the central province of Quang Binh is now covered with all kinds of wastebrought in by flood water.

Non La symbolizes Vietnamese beauty and charm

 For a long time, the image of women with a palm-leaf conical hat known in Vietnam as “Non La” has become a symbol of Vietnamese charm and beauty.

Freight train derails in Thua Thien Hue Province

 VietNamNet Bridge – A freight train transporting stones derailed last night in central Thua Thien-Hue Province, resulting in a halt in operations for several hours on the North-South railway service.

Scientists find 500 U.S. seabed vents of powerful greenhouse gas

 Scientists have found 500 seabed vents bubbling methane into the Pacific Ocean off the United States, roughly doubling the number of known U.S. seeps of the powerful greenhouse gas, a study showed on Wednesday.

Robots threatening livelihoods of millions of workers in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - Experts have warned that millions of Vietnamese workers, especially in the electronic parts, footwear and garment industries, will become redundant because of the use of robots at factories.

Yamaha Grand Prix to be held in November

 VietNamNet Bridge – The first Yamaha Grand Prix will be organised on November 6 in Bình Dương Province.

Hanoi - a combination of old and new

 The thousand-year-old capital city Hanoi is a combination of old and new.

Hanoi’s most beautiful places in the fall

VietNamNet Bridge - If there is an amazing place that makes people fall in love at first sight, it is Hanoi. The chilly season, clear and blue sky, yellow leaves on streets - that is autumn.

Typhoon Haima enters East Sea

 Typhoon Haima has passed north of Luzon island, the Philippines, to enter the northeast of the East Sea, the National Centre for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting announced on October 20. 

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 20/10

Gas traders claim compensation, Hanoi’s condo market sees transaction slowdown, Problems spotted in tax refund, debt collection, Cruise tourism off to good start, 4 mega exhibitions attract thousands of industrialists

Social News 20/10

Criminal proceedings launched on elephant tusk smuggling case, Hanoi kicks off southern road construction, Vietnam’s gay-themed movie to premiere online, Maximum number plate fee to rise to VND20 million

Centuries-old architectural works on Saigon’s first pedestrian street

 VietNamNet Bridge – Many works on Nguyen Hue walking street still maintain their ancient and modern features, confirming the historical value of old Saigon.

Why women should wait to get pregnant after weight loss surgery

 Babies born less than two years after their mothers have weight loss surgery may face a higher risk of serious complications than infants delivered after more time has passed, a U.S. study suggests.