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Will foreign manufacturers stop production in Vietnam?

Foreign manufacturers have said they are considering either leaving Vietnam for other regional countries which have a more competitive investment environment, or stopping their production activities in Vietnam. 

Both World Bank, IMF voice willingness to cooperate with AIIB

The heads of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund said Thursday that they are willing to strengthen cooperation with the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank to unleash the huge potential in the region. 

Female DJs look to create network

 VietNamNet Bridge – A class for female DJs will take place in Ha Noi this weekend with the hopes of building a network of female music professionals.

Slovenian suspect of Ebola tested negative

A Slovenian citizen, suspected of being infected with Ebola, has passed his first medical test on Thursday after he was admitted to University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UKC) on Wednesday evening. 

Han Solo and Chewbacca in new Star Wars The Force Awakens trailer

 Fans have been given a first glimpse of Han Solo in the new trailer for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens.

Vietnam considers joining big exporters to stop coffee price slide

VietNamNet Bridge - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) said it is considering cooperating with the world’s coffee metropolises to halt the drop in coffee prices, because “inner strength” alone will not help.

Man asks for compensation after incorrect HIV diagnosis

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hoang Khac Suu was diagnosed with HIV 10 years ago, but he knew that he did not carry the HIV virus.

VN down one place in global Network Readiness Index

Vietnam has slipped one place to rank 85th out of 143 economies in the Network Readiness Index 2015 Rankings, according to a recently-released Global Information Technology Report by the World Economic Forum.

BIDV Insurance to issue shares for foreign investors

 BIDV Insurance Corporation will consult shareholders about a plan to issue 41 million shares for strategic foreign investors at its shareholders meeting on April 20.

Customs seize ivory from Europe

 Customs officers at Ha Noi's Noi Bai International Airport seized yesterday more than 65 kilos of ivory horns and tusks, believed to come from African rhinocerous and elephants.

Sports News 17/4

 VN in volleyball's Group B at SEA Games; Anh wins stage, leads tour; Archers compete at national championships

Ancient bronze drums on display in Thanh Hoa

 Almost 100 ancient bronze drums, dating back to around 2,000 -2500 years ago, have been showcased at the Museum of Thanh Hoa province.

All incinerators in Vietnam produce dioxin: scientists

Scientists believe that every incinerator in Vietnam could be a source of dioxin generation as all of them operate with outdated technologies.

Chips will not improve control of radioactive sources: scientists

The HCM City People’s Committee has instructed relevant agencies to install chips in radioactive sources in order to better manage risks, but scientists have warned this will not help.

Overloaded trucks fined VND430 million

 VietNamNet Bridge – Twenty five trucks carrying timbers from Laos into Viet Nam have been fined totally VND430 million (US$20,100) after an eight-day inspection at weigh stations in Nghe An Province.

Top two to meet in V.League clash

 VietNamNet Bridge – The 10th round of V.League 1 kicks off earlier than usual today with a clash between the top two teams Becamex Binh Duong and Thanh Hoa. All eyes will be on Thanh Hoa Stadium, some 200km from Ha Noi, for the game.

Vietnam falls short at world shooting contest

 Vietnamese shooting athletes failed to repeat their gold medal victory after the team finished the World Shooting Championship – ISSF World Cup 2015 with just one bronze medal.

Vietnam sciences academy looks to tighten cooperation with Iran

A delegation of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences paid a visit to Iran from April 12-16, with a hope of intensifying cooperation in science between the two countries.

AO/dioxin trial lodged by French-Vietnamese opens

A court seeking justice for millions of Vietnamese AO/dioxin victims opened in the outlying French city of Evry on April 16, a case lodged by French-Vietnamese Tran To Nga who spent 5 years collecting legal and scientific evidence for the process.

Vietnam, China ink border guard cooperation pact

 A cooperation agreement on establishing a border guard coordination mechanism was signed between Vietnam and China on April 16.