SEARCH RESULTS

Advanced search

National gymnastics team to train in UK

Three gymnasts from the Vietnamese national team, Ha Thanh, Phuoc Hung, and Ngan Thuong, will travel to the UK on July 10 to begin training for the 2012 London Olympics. 

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 9/7

Grand meeting marks former Party leader's centennial birthday; Party delegation attends Sao Paulo forum; Conference honours people who served the nation; Mexico appreciates VN-Latin America forum

Annan arrives in Syria to discuss faltering peace efforts with Assad

UN-Arab League joint special envoy Kofi Annan arrived in Syrian capital Damascus Sunday to hold talks with President Bashar al-Assad apparently regarding his faltering peace plan.

Nearly 500,000 students sit tertiary entrance exams

Nearly 500,000 students from across the country are taking part in the second phase of tertiary entrance examination on July 9 - 10.

Vietnamese digital content firms vow to defy every rival

Vietnamese digital content firms, which have been warned about the future foreign redoubtable rivals, say they have prepared well enough to defy any attacks.

Part 1: Lacking orders became an obsession for garment companies

After the prosperous year 2011, when garment companies were all very busy with big orders, they are now experiencing dark days with the serious thirst for jobs.

East Asia agrees on education action plan

VietNamNet Bridge – East Asian countries have agreed to adopt an action plan to improve the quality of education in the region at a recent regional education ministers’ meeting in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Troubles occurred with math university entrance exam questions

The math exam questions appeared on the Internet and then spread out rapidly via Facebook at 9 am on July 4, one hour before the exam hour finished.

Exuberant orchards in Mekong Delta

VietNamNet Bridge – This is the harvest time of orchards in the Mekong Delta. Visiting the region at this time, tourists will be enchanted by these luxuriant orchards. Let’s visit them with us!

Death toll in Nigeria village massacre hits 90

At least 90 people had been killed during attacks on villages in Gashik District of Barkinladi Local government area of central north Nigeria's Plateau State by Sunday afternoon, security sources and Xinhua reporters on ground said.

Animals that can make themselves invisible in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge – Making themselves invisible is the special ability of leaf insects in Vietnam. Below are pictures of leaf insects.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 9/7

Bigger M&A deals in sight; Renovation pushes small traders to hardship; National carrier looks for greater lift; Ministry to set up dept. to supervise state capital; Private sector drives economic reforms  

Troubled access to global supply chain

Vietnamese firms are facing difficulties joining the global supply chain.

Real estate projects left fallow, foreign investors vanished from sight

VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of foreign invested real estate projects have been unimplemented after they got operation licenses, while the investors have disappeared altogether.

Hanoi’s night flower market

Quang Ba - the only flower wholesale market in Hanoi - opens at 2am when trucks carry flowers from Hanoi’s suburbs and Da Lat city to the market. One hour later, the market is crowded. Let’s visit the market with us to discover a different Hanoi.

The colours of wool embroidered paintings

Only a few people know about the genre of wool embroidered painting because it is not as fashionable and smooth as traditional thread embroidery.

Web servers at risk, says BKAV

BKAV yesterday warned that a critical flaw in Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) across supported versions of Windows is affecting about 32 per cent of the Viet Nam's Government web servers.

Increasing capital flow to cope with bad debt

The State Bank of Vietnam has proposed setting up a company with initial capital of VND100,000 billion to trade bad debt in the banking system. Is it possible that this company alone can resolve the problem?

Insurance holds up rescue of VN ship

Work to tow a Vietnamese cargo ship whose steering broke down in Indian waters last week and has since been drifting has been delayed over an insurance dispute.

World tour electric car arrives in Vietnam

Two French engineers, Antonin Guy and Xavier Degon, who are traveling around the world in a standard electric car, have arrived in Vietnam.