The Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group has taken over three Chevron subsidiaries in Vietnam, namely Chevron Vietnam (Block B) Co. Ltd., Chevron Vietnam (Block 52) Co. Ltd. and Chevron Southwest Vietnam Pipeline Co. Ltd.

 Authorities of China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region have recently announced the extension of working hours at the Youyi Guan and Dongxing border gates, counterparts of Vietnam’s Huu Nghi and Mong Cai gates, respectively, from July 1.

Lawyer Bertrand Repolt from William “Bourdon & Forestier” law firm which is representing Vietnamese French Tran To Nga in a lawsuit against 26 US chemical companies expressed his belief in the success of the case based on its convincing arguments.

 Visa-related overhaul is expected to be a key remedy for the Vietnamese tourism sector, which has been experiencing continuous tourism declines in the last eleven months.

 Vietnam posted a trade deficit of US$1.24 billion in May, according to the latest figures released by the General Department of Customs (GDC).

 A majority of National Assembly deputies voiced their support for the right to remain silent to reduce unjust judgement for arrestees and defendants, at the NA session discussing the Penal Procedure Code on June 17.

 In the next ten years, ten million Vietnamese will become senior citizens, placing social welfare and middle-income-trap burdens on the country.

 Thirty-seven legislators raised their voices over the draft revised Code on Criminal Procedures during the National Assembly’s plenary session in Hanoi on June 17.

 The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and the Communist Party of China (CPC) commenced the 11th theoretical workshop in the Chinese city of Shanghai on June 17, sharing their experience in social management and development.

 President Truong Tan Sang met and congratulated journalists ahead of the 90th anniversary of Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day (June 21) in Hanoi on June 17.

 VietNamNet Bridge – As one of the small islands in Nha Trang Bay in the central coast city of Nha Trang, Mot Islet is attractive to visitors for its breathtaking beauty.

 VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam ranks 10th in a list of countries with the most engineering graduates, with 100,390 engineers graduating every year.

International aid sources for Vietnam’s HIV/AIDS prevention and control programmes will peter out by 2017, posing huge challenges for the country's fight to curb and deal with the spread and treatment of the virus. 

 VietNamNet Bridge – Dubbed as a “stock tycoon” after a period of "silence", Mr. Nguyen Duy Hung and his family have returned with a series of big deals.

 Farmers in the Southern region harvest 4.3 million tons of fruits every year on more than 414,000 hectare of orchard garden; accordingly the region is considered the country’s major fruit exporter.

VietNamNet Bridge - Misspelled English mistakes on diplomas have been made by university education establishments, causing graduates to be rejected by employers.

VietNamNet Bridge – Professor Tran Van Khe, one of the greatest masters of traditional Vietnamese music, has said in his will that he wants all the money donations at his funeral will be used to create a scholarship fund or award researchers

VietNamNet Bridge - Problems with the Asia America Gateway (AAG) undersea cable linking countries to the internet has opened up opportunities for other sea-cable service providers.

Hai Phong's largest coach station shut down, Ex-official gets 12 years for murder, VN honours 100 blood donors, Bac Ninh pledges to support laid-off workers in RoK, Lower truck licence criteria sought, Hot spell damages highway

Time spent on customs procedures to be slashed, Power tariffs to follow market mechanism,  Japan’s electric company to increase production in Vietnam, Cement industry gets back on track, Car importers will have to pay for emissions test