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Female artists keep tradition alive

 VietNamNet Bridge – Traditional Vietnamese theatre is being kept alive by many female artists like Nhu Huynh, Thanh Thuy and Mai Tuyet Hoa.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 3/12

Fertilizer imports from China dip; Viet Nam coal imports to keep rising: Ministry; $230m ADB loan to aid push for economic reforms; HCM City signs BT infrastructure deal; Microsoft and MobileWorld cooperate

Vietnam’s housing, petrol, electricity one of lowest in world

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ministries and branches, in response to the heavy criticism from the public that their mismanagement has led to a higher consumer price index, said that the goods prices in Vietnam are lower than many other countries.

'Counterfeit' domains seized by Europol

 Police forces across Europe have seized 292 web domains that were being used to sell counterfeit goods, according to Europol.

Newly-appointed US Ambassador Ted Osius says hello to Vietnamese people

As Ambassador Ted Osius is coming to Vietnam to start his new tenure, the U.S. Department of State launched a video clips in which the Ambassador says hello to the people of Vietnam.

Dao Anh Khanh’s first solo exhibition displays 500 paintings

 VietNamNet Bridge – Dao Anh Khanh is well known for being one of the leading artists of contemporary Vietnamese art. He has showed his paintings in 15 countries but "Tran" is his first solo exhibition in Vietnam.

Taxi-app firm Uber hit by legal challenges and bans

 Taxi-app firm Uber has clashed with Indian authorities over the way customers pay fares.

Ebola: World Bank lowers 2014 growth for worst-hit nations

 The World Bank has revised downwards its 2014 GDP growth projections for the three nations worst hit by the current Ebola outbreak - Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

Low inflation gives high hopes to businesses

 VietNamNet Bridge – Stable prices are believed to be good news for national economy and businesses, but economists say government policies are even more important.

Rouble suffers biggest one-day fall since 1998 as oil slides

The rouble suffered its biggest one-day decline since 1998 as oil prices continued to fall on Monday, escalating fears about the Russian economy.

Drama spotlighting reality of gay life released in Saigon

Drama spotlights reality of gay life; Hanoi hosts Korean ginseng festival; French film festival to feature Hanoi inner-city life; Long wins photo gold in Spain; HCM City readies for int'l dance fest; Leading researcher of Ba Na culture passes away

Con Co Island – a floating green pearl

 VietNamNet Bridge – Located not far from the coast of Quang Tri Province, the small island of Con Co has its own long and interesting history.

Suspected killer of Vietnamese woman under RoK police interrogation

Suspected killer of Vietnamese woman under RoK police interrogation; Vietnam wins 7 awards at int’l robotics competition; Air traffic controllers suspended for weak English skills; Pollution forces students wear face masks in class

No more wooden tourist ship imports next year

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese authorities will not license the import of tourist ships, and floating hotels and restaurants with wooden frames and covers into the country from early January next year.

Bodybuilders to compete for world title

 Bodybuilders to compete for world title; HAGL test Brazilian footballer Julio Moraes Ribeiro for V-League; HCM City tops National Games with seven tennis titles

In pictures: Anti-terrorism exercise in Vung Tau

 The Vietnam Maritime Administration in conjunction with the central coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau organised a counter-terrorism exercise in Vung Tau city on December 1 to ensure navigation safety and security.

Vietnam confident of AFF Cup semi-final victory

 Coach Toshyia Miura believes that even though Malaysia are strong team, Viet Nam will still emerge the winner in the semi-final match of the ASEAN Football Federation-Suzuki Cup this weekend.

Woman’s worthless 30-yr-old deposit creates media frenzy

 VietNamNet Bridge – Gold, vegetables and a bank feature in the story of Le Thi Bich Thuy, a customer at VietinBank who received the paltry sum of VND4,385 for a deposit made 30 years ago.

First report on Vietnamese youth to be launched in 2015

A national report on Vietnamese youth, the first of its kind in Vietnam, is expected to be announced in 2015, said Vu Dang Minh, head of the Department of Youth Affairs at the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Are HCM City’s textbooks better than MOET’s?

The textbooks compiled by the HCM City Education and Training Department are more favored by HCM City students than ones by the Ministry of Education and Training, because the former is considered more practical and the latter too academic.