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Taxi firms plan to lift rates

 Transport operators, especially taxi companies, want to lift their rates following the increase in fuel prices last week.

Gymnast Thanh wins gold at world cup

 Phan Thi Ha Thanh won a gold medal in the World Cup in Varna, Bulgaria, in the women's beam on May 10.

Vietnam claim fourth place at AFF Women's Championship

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam finished fourth at the ASEAN Football Federation Women's Championship after losing to the Under-20 team of Australia 4-3 during the fourth-place playoff match in HCM City yesterday.

Hanoi authorities designate green space for new car park

VietNamNet Bridge – Despite strong public pressure, the Ha Noi's People's Committee has approved a plan to build an underground parking lot of nearly 17,000sq.m in Thong Nhat Park.  

U23s held to goalless draw against South Korea

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam U23 were held to a scoreless draw by the South Korean U23 team in a friendly played on Saturday at the Ha Noi-based My Dinh National Stadium.

Mai Kieu Lien to receive Nikkei Asia Prizes

 Chairwoman and CEO of Vietnam Dairy Products (Vinamilk) Mai Kieu Lien will receive the Nikkei Asia Prizes for economic and business innovation.

Government approves plan to adopt 4G

 The Government has approved a telecom development master plan that says preparations to introduce 4G technology will begin this year.

Vietnam brings home two golds from Asian Physics Olympiad

 Vietnam bagged two gold medals at the 2015 Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) held in China, announced the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) on May 9.

Image: South African triathlete wins Ironman race

 South African athlete James Cunnama won the IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam, an international triathlon held in the central coastal city of Da Nang on May 10.

Hanoi's children lack spaces to play

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ha Noi had few parks and playgrounds because many earmarked for this purpose were being used for parking, business or other projects.

Local authorities reconsider textile & garment projects

VietNamNet Bridge - What will happen if local authorities all turn down textile investment projects for fear of environmental pollution?

Vietcombank buys $1 billion worth of government bonds

Vietcombank, one of the largest Vietnamese commercial banks, has wrapped up a deal to buy $1 billion worth of government bonds in dollars after one year of hectic preparations.

Mekong Delta searches for skilled workers

 Mekong Delta provinces are experiencing a shortage of skilled workers, forcing many enterprises to reduce their operations.

President commences State visit to Czech Republic

Party leader meets constituents in inner Hanoi, Greeting messages to Russian leaders on victory day, Maritime administration honored for excellent performance, Hai Phong city celebrates liberation day

Photos: Japanese patrol ship anchors in Da Nang

 Patrol ship Yashima of the Japan Coast Guard with 59 crew member on board docked at Tien Sa Port in Central Da Nang City on May 10.

VN calls for foreign investment in oil and gas

 Vietnamese Ambassador to the US Pham Quang Vinh has introduced the growth and potential of Vietnam’s oil and gas sector as well as opportunities for foreign investors during the Offshore Technology Conference 2015 in the US’s Houston city.

President’s visit to Azerbaijan to strengthen traditional friendship

 President Truong Tan Sang will pay an official visit to Azerbaijan from May 13-15 to consolidate the traditional friendship and look for measures to promote cooperation between the two countries.

Vietnamese, Russian Presidents hold talks

President Truong Tan Sang and Russian President Vladimir Putin committed to strengthening the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership during their talks in Moscow on May 9.

Happiness road in northern Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – There’s a road named Hanh Phuc (Happiness) in Ha Giang Province – the northernmost point of Vietnam.

Vietnamese coffee face competition from China

Vietnam's coffee export in January-April reached 466,000 tons, down 41% over the same period of last year. Coffee exporters said that besides the fall of demand for coffee beans in the world, another reason may be the competition from China.