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New Star Wars film 'will be made in UK', says Osborne

 Another Star Wars film will be made in the UK next year, Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed.

Film on Dr Yersin debuts in Ha Noi

 VietNamNet Bridge – A documentary film titled It Is Not a Life That Doesn't Move featuring late doctor Alexandre Yersin will make a debut in Ha Noi on Thursday.

Ministry plans to attract more tourists from key markets

 VietNamNet Bridge – Representatives of foreign press and travel agencies will have the chance to explore Viet Nam's tourism locations, according to a newly released scheme by the culture ministry.

Lack of mental health support for students a major concern

 VietNamNet Bridge – Experts and psychologists are worried that schools are not paying enough attention on mental health support for students, deterring their healthy long-term development and education.

Brazil 'ready' for football World Cup, says Rousseff

 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff says her country is ready, on and off the pitch, for the football World Cup which starts on Thursday.

S Korea ferry police target Yoo Byung-eun in huge raid

 Thousands of South Korean police have raided a church in search of a fugitive billionaire wanted over April's Sewol passenger ferry disaster.

US Assistant Secretary:Vietnam claimed the Paracel from long ago

China’s withdrawal of their vessels and oil rig from Vietnam’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) will make room for diplomacy to reduce the escalating tension.

Obstacles in people’s socio-economic lives removed: NA

The 13th National Assembly has dealt with all recent complaints presented by voters, especially on socio-economic development, while also investigating the quality of responses offered by ministries and State agencies.

Vietnam determined to defend its sovereignty and waters

Deputy Foreign Minister Pham Quang Vinh has affirmed Vietnam’s resolve to defend its sovereignty and territorial waters in a speech delivered at the 27th ASEAN-US Dialogue in Myanmar on June 10.

Billion-dollar projects set to break ground

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vung Ro oil refinery project, with nearly US$3.2 billion investment from the UK's Technostar Management Ltd, is expected to begin in August, according to People's Committee of the central coastal Phu Yen Province.

VN-Index struggles to make gains

 VietNamNet Bridge – Stocks continued to rise yesterday (June 10) on the HCM Stock Exchange despite the fact that decliners more than doubled the advancers.

Giants act to cut dairy, beef prices

 VietNamNet Bridge – Three large Vietnamese companies, Hoang Anh Gia Lai JSC (HAGL), Nutrition Food JSC and Vissan Limited Company, will launch a joint venture aimed at reducing domestic prices of dairy products.

Finance, real estate investors pour money into agriculture

Vietnamese businessmen, who have earned high profits with their finance and real estate investment deals, are now rushing to pour money into agriculture projects.

China's East Sea justification absurd

In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency reporters, Dr. Ta Van Tai – lawyer, former lecturer and currently researcher at Harvard Law School – said there were two international legal arguments showing that China's explanation was absurd.

Well-known art critic Phan Cam Thuong releases new book

 VietNamNet Bridge – Art critic and culture researcher Phan Cam Thuong has published books about Vietnamese fine arts history since 1984. He teaches at the Viet Nam Academy of Fine Arts' Faculty of Art History and Criticism.

Viet Nam thrash Cambodia 8-0 in AFC U14 girls' opener

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's U-14 girls' football team made short work of their opening match against Cambodia after thrashing the opponent 8-0 in totally one-sided match at the Asian Football Confederation U14 Girls Regional Championship.

Streptoccoccus suis kills 58-year-old man

VietNamNet Bridge – The Preventive Health Centre in central Thua Thien-Hue Province has announced the first human fatality caused by a new case of Streptococcus suis bacteria that affects pigs.

Port accident victims discharged

 VietNamNet Bridge – Nine out of the 40 victims injured in the accident in the northern port city of Hai Phong on Monday have shown signs of recovery while undergoing treatment at the Viet-Tiep Friendship Hospital.

Dak Lak's dream run ends

 VietNamNet Bridge – V-League side Dong Tam Long An yesterday (June 10) ended Dak Lak's dream journey at the National Cup's quarter-final round match with a 3-1 triumph on the away ground in Buon Me Thuot City.

China slanders Vietnam at UN

VietNamNet Bridge – China has been engaging increasingly in impudent behavior in recent days as it continues to argue in favor of its aggressive acts in the East Sea.