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US State Department backs Quang Tri’s UXOs clearance efforts

 The US State Department has pledged 10 million USD in aid for the central province of Quang Tri to disarm unexploded ordnances (UXOs) left over from the war in Vietnam.

PetroVietnam urged to expand overseas operations

 Vietnam-US relations development lauded, President Ho Chi Minh’s birthday marked in Cambodia, UK, PetroVietnam urged to expand overseas operations, President Ho Chi Minh’s 125th birthday anniversary marked

Elderly people who exercise 'live five years longer'

 Regular exercise in old age has as powerful an effect on life expectancy as giving up smoking, researchers say.

Vietnam fisheries society condemns China’s illegal fishing ban

 The Vietnam Fisheries Society (Vinafis) has strongly condemned China’s recent fishing ban in the East Sea, deeming the unilateral action irrational and void.

Ba Danh Pagoda still exudes peace, tranquility after years of solitude

VietNamNet Bridge – A cock crows from the garden in the remote Ba Danh Pagoda near Ha Nam City, breaking the silence beside the romantic Day River. The breeze blows from nearby Ngoc Mountain, driving away the heat of early summer. 

The East Sea situation continues to simmer

 VietNamNet Bridge - China is accelerating consolidation of reefs in Truong Sa (Spratlys Islands) and quibbling absurdly, while the US, Japan and their allies are holding exercises and patrols.

Vietnam’s education really produce excellent students?

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese students rank high at international competitions, but in the eyes of parents, the Vietnamese educational system has problems.

What is the solution to grey mud in Vietnam?

VietNamNet Bridge - Research has shown how to use coal residue to make building materials, but thermal power plants have not applied the findings on a large scale.

Man holds unique photo collection of President Ho

 VietNamNet Bridge – A middle-aged man in Bac Kan City, northern province of Bac Kan, has immersed himself in a unique interest for 30 years: collecting photos of President Ho taken throughout his life.

Decree requires waste importers to place deposits on scrap

VietNamNet Bridge - Importers have to make a deposit for scrap materials imported from June 15, 2015 as per government decree No 38. This will place a heavy financial burden on enterprises.

Hotels under pressure as market dips

 A recent downturn in the number of international tourists has prompted Hanoi’s hoteliers to come up with new strategies to regain stable occupancy rates.

PPP model touted as best way to invest in Vietnam agribusiness

 The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) is calling for overseas capital in the agriculture sector through the public private partnership (PPP) model.

Institute of math study rewards 70 mathematical works

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics in coordination with the Ministry of Education and Training last weekend granted awards to 70 excellent mathematical works and gave scholarships to Math students

HCM City dominate at junior age swimming event

HCM City's Tran Duy Khoi won three gold medals in the first day of competition at the ongoing National Junior Age-Groups Swimming Championships in Ha Noi on May 17.

Americans eager to visit Son Doong cave

 The 500-permit limit for entrance to Son Doong Cave this year has been fully booked, said Nguyen Chau A, General Director of Oxalis Adventure Tours.

Con Co Island set to become national tourist hotspot

 Seventeen miles off Cua Tung beach, Quang Tri, lies Con Co Island, which is set to become a national tourist hotspot and a driving force of economic growth in the province.

Governments can only issue bonds to raise funds for investment: economists

VietNamNet Bridge - To make up the budget deficit, the government needs to issue bonds to raise funds from the public rather than borrow money directly from the central bank, economists say.

In pictures: The lives of Saigonese after sundown

 VietNamNet Bridge - At night, many poor people appear on the streets to make their living. For others, sundown is when they can have a nap on the pavement.

Vietnam considers destruction of protected species stockpiles

An inter-agency delegation from Vietnam last week paid a visit to a site where the Kenyan government destroyed stockpiles of elephant ivory as Vietnam is preparing a proposal on the future of their own stockpiles of seized wildlife products.     

The heavy price Vietnam has to pay for Chinese ODA

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam understands the potential risks behind Chinese ODA (official development assistance) and Chinese technologies, but it still needs Chinese capital.