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Vietnam suffers heaviest losses in Asia due to lower oil prices

 VietNamNet Bridge – A report recently released by Fitch Ratings showed that, as of February 11, crude oil prices had fallen a total of 44% more than one year ago and up to 75% from early 2013.

Champions League broadcasts down on expensive rights

Live broadcasts of UEFA Champions League games will decline this year due to expensive broadcast rights.

Vietnam works on nuclear power framework

 Vietnam has been developing a legal framework on atomic energy for the safe and effective development of nuclear power in the country.

Italian Ambassador: an honour to wear Vietnamese Ao Dai

  Italian Ambassador to Vietnam, Cecilia Piccioni, shared her love for the Ao Dai as she prepares to wear the traditional long dress at the Ao Dai Festival which due to take place from March 1 to 4 in Hanoi.

Vietnam tries to export more workers

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam, which has exported PhDs, specialists and farmers, has begun sending fishermen to the US.

Social News 21/2

Sand-filled estuary blocks fishing boats, Trade unions play key role in ending protests, Transport department head suspended from work, Marine police seized 20,000 litres of illegal diesel, PM wants old apartment buildings, public works checked

Lang Biang reserve a hot spot for biodiversity

 The Lang Biang Biosphere Reserve is home to an array of species, making it ideal for research and eco-tourism.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 21/2

 Companies get busy with exports after Tet, Most Ha Noi listed firms see Q4 profits, Steel imports hit US$9 billion, FPT named best company for corporate governance in Vietnam, Exporters benefit from Vietnam- Korea FTA

Mekong Delta must be kept safe from floods

Vu Xuan Thien, Deputy Head of the Construction Department for Housing and Real Estate Market Management under the Ministry of Construction, spoke to Viet Nam News Agency about the national programme to make residential areas safe from flooding

Guol communal house, cultural symbol of Co Tu ethnic

 VietNamNet Bridge – A Guol house is a spiritual and cultural symbol of the Co Tu ethnic minority community in the central coastal province of Quang Nam.

Australian expert's opinions on Chinese deployment of air defences on Spratly Islands

Carlyle A. Thayer, Emeritus Professor from the Australian Defence Force Academy talked about the deployment of eight batteries of what are reported to be part of China's HQ-9 air defence system in the Spratly Islands.

Lam Dong residents concerned after water pipeline ruptures

 The authorities of Lam Dong Central Highlands Province have confirmed that the environment was not affected after a water pipeline ruptured, though local residents remain concerned about long term consequences.

The businessmen who had a remarkable year in 2015

For Vietnamese people in general and Vietnamese businessmen in particular, the Year of a Goat finished on February 7, 2016. 

Vietnam & Australia agree on travel and work visas

 A Memorandum of Understanding has been agreed to between Vietnam and Australia on issuing a combined holiday and work visa to citizens from both countries.

Vietnamese football and lesson from the Thai

Since the 18th Southeast Asian Games in 1995 when Vietnam made the men’s football final for the first time since its reintegration into the largest regional sporting arena, Vietnam’s national football team have beaten Thailand just twice

School entrance exams modified

 VietNamNet Bridge – Bui Van Ga, Deputy Minister of Education and Training, spoke to Viet Nam News Agency about changes in the organisation of high school graduation and college entrance exams for 2016.

VAV, helpful application for Vietnamese smartphone users

An IT application called “Virtual Assistant for Vietnamese” (VAV) developed by the MDN-Team from the University of Engineering and Technology of the Vietnam National University in Hanoi has been gaining popularity among smartphone users.

San Chay ethnic minority group boasts unique wedding customs

VietNamNet Bridge – The San Chay ethnic minority in northeastern Bac Giang Province have preserved their wedding customs with cultural characteristics that have survived the test of time.  

Phu Quoc set to become special economic zone

 Phu Quoc island district in the Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang is set to become a special economic zone and the locality’s growth driver between 2016-2020.

Binh Dinh's nem fuses sweet, sour and spicy

VietNamNet Bridge – Nem Cho Huyen (Cho Huyen pork roll) has a one-of-a-kind flavour that reflects the distinctive culinary culture of the central province of Binh Dinh.