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Cheo remains in the hearts of the youth

VietNamNet Bridge – As the country becomes part of the fast-paced global village, today's young Vietnamese are constantly bombarded with the latest world trends in dance and music, such as K-pop, dance, hip hop.

Green energy lightens up the Spratly Islands

Years ago, when mentioning Truong Sa (Spratly) Islands people used to think of its scorching sun and harsh winds. But now those unfavorable weather conditions have changed into a green energy resource.

Falling prices force many titanium plants to halt operations

 VietNamNet Bridge – Nearly 90% of titanium processing factories across the country have suspended operations due to falling titanium prices and high inventories, according to the Vietnam Titanium Association.

Young artists reinvigorate cai luong

 VietNamNet Bridge – "Everything that I have today is due to my love and contribution to cai luong," says cai luong performer Le Van Gan, one of HCM City's younger talents in the traditional operatic art.

Vietnam – Japan boost strategic partnership

At the invitation of Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh, Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida paid an official visit to Vietnam from July 31 to August 2 with the aim of promoting deeply and widely the Vietnam–Japan strategic partnership in many fields.

Pictures: The peaceful beauty of Xin Man

VietNamNet Bridge - Xin Man is a mountainous district in the western Ha Giang province. With an area of almost 600 km2, it is home to many ethnic minority groups such as Nung, H'mong, Tay, Dao, Kinh, La Chi, Phu La, Hoa and Cao Lan.

Vietnam beautiful and weird through Yan Lerval’s lens

 VietNamNet Bridge - French photographer Yan Lerval posted on Orientography his interesting photos of Vietnam.

Transport ministry saves over VND39 trillion from 44 projects

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Transport has saved VND39.365 trillion from 44 projects after reviewing and making changes to these projects in accordance with Resolution 11/NQ-CP issued by the Government in 2011.

Thai producers expand their market share in Viet Nam

 VietNamNet Bridge – The volume of products made in Thailand that are entering the Vietnamese market is expected to increase as Thai retailers expand their presence in the country.

Inside VN's oldest ceramic factory in Hai Duong

 VietNamNet Bridge – After more than 55 years of development, and after many ups and downs, one of the largest enterprises in northern Vietnam in the 60s is still producing porcelain products.

Ten investors propose biomass power projects

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ten investors are seeking approval for biomass power projects with an average capacity of 10 MW each, according to the Vietnam Institute of Energy under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Department store expansion slows in big cities

 VietNamNet Bridge – While the network of large-scale shopping malls has been expanding rapidly, the department store development has slowed down, attributed to the changes in the consumers’ tastes.

Pagoda hosts summer of love for learning

 VietNamNet Bridge – Free classes at a pagoda in the suburbs of Ha Noi give children a chance to learn and enjoy the arts.

Old map confirms island sovereignty

 VietNamNet Bridge – A textbook from 1853 contains a map demonstrating that Hoang Sa and Truong Sa belong to Viet Nam.

Laos draws Vietnamese workers

 VietNamNet Bridge – More and more Vietnamese workers have been going to Laos in recent years to help on investment projects between the two countries. The figure is expected to exceed 20,000 by 2015.

Riding elephant in Buon Don

 VietNamNet Bridge – Visits to Buon Don Village are memorable for an experience of a lifetime – riding on the back on an elephant.

Vietnam’s Imprints in Nay Pyi Taw

At the 47th ASEAN Foreign Minister’s Meeting held in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Vietnam was highly appreciated for its contributions to fostering solidarity within the bloc and seeking solutions to ensure a peaceful environment in the region.

Vietnam faces pressing need for saving wild tigers

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam is one of the 13 countries that have tigers in the wild, yet it is facing an urgent challenge in protecting the species, which is being pushed to the brink of extinction due to economic and social pressures.

Experts discuss minimum wage increase

VietNamNet Bridge – The region-based minimum wage in Viet Nam would increase by 15.1 per cent starting next year under a proposal that the National Wage Council recently submitted to the Government.

The talks with two dog thieves

 VietNamNet Bridge - We had a conversation with two young men who have been dog thieves for seven years. They agreed to answer our questions, on the condition that we not ask their name. They also wore masks.