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History teachers urge to teach about the 1979 border war

“History needs to be respected. We cannot keep silent about the truth,” – is the viewpoint of history teachers, who have urged to put the lessons about the 1979 border war into the curricula.

The big tycoons who harbored great ambition and now bear big debts

A lot of the well-known names, who were considered the big sharks in the business circle, have become miserable with the big debts on their shoulders.

Central Highlands suffers parching heat

Drought has occurred early this year in the Central Highlands causing water shortage to hit residents and thousands of hectares of rice and coffee plants.

Minimized Hanoi in 3D space

VietNamNet Bridge - Artist Vu Kim Thu has opened her new exhibition titled “Space Minimization” in the lobby of the French Cultural Center, 24 Trang Tien, Hanoi.

Travelers complain services at airports too expensive

At the Noi Bai airport, travelers have to pay VND25,000 for a bottle of water, which is six times higher than the price posted at supermarkets. Other products and services are also very expensive.

Test shows 70% of helmets sold in Hanoi are substandard

 VietNamNet Bridge – Around 70% of helmets being sold in Hanoi do not meet safety standards, said the Market Surveillance Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Ha Noi's very first leaf painting exhibition to open

An art exhibition featuring paintings created from natural leaves will open to public in Ha Noi on March 7.  Titled Dance of Leaves, the exhibition showcases 20 unique artworks by artist Le Dac Trung.

The price war in home appliance market halts, market re-divided

The home appliance market has become “peaceful” again after it became boisterous for one year with a stiff competition among the suppliers.

Ke Ga Port project causes many implications!

Many investors had to sacrifice their projects for the Ke Ga Port while many others have invested in projects in order to serve the future port. Now, the port project is cancelled, making investors cry.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 2/3

Vietnam – a major trade partner of Malaysia; Cashew exports likely to remain stable; Rising exports help boost trade surplus; Milk prices boil over after Tet; PM: Retail petrol prices remain unchanged

Rice, seafood exports in Mekong Delta face tough market this year

Top officials have urged local authorities in the Mekong Delta to devise solutions to cope with long-term problems that could affect export and production of rice, catfish and shrimp this year.

2,000 workers to be trained for Vietnam’s first nuclear power project

VietNamNet Bridge – The Song Da Corporation will send 2,000 workers and engineers to Russia and Japan for training with a major on nuclear power construction from 2-3 years, starting from 2013.

Vietnamese artists to build “rural market”

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese and American artists will organize an exhibition that combine painting display and art performance in the ground amid the Red River on March 2.

400 year-old pottery village in Hoi An

Pottery artworks simulating the British icon – Big Ben, the Sydney Opera of Australia, the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris ... are unique products of the pottery village of 400 years old, which is located in the middle of Hoi An. 

Making a date on embankment, young couple lost their pants

VietNamNet Bridge – During a date on a dam embankment in Mui Ne ward, Phan Thiet city, Binh Thuan province, a couple’s pants were stolen. This odd incident happened on the night of February 25.

Okinawa troupe to hit HCMC stage

Japanese traditional art troupe Ship of the Ryuky from Okinawa will join with Non La Theater to perform Que Huong – Furasato at Ben Thanh Theater at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday.

Public Security Ministry removes provision on deregistration

Just two days after the draft law on residency was submitted to the NA Standing Committee for discussion, the controversial regulation on deregistration of those who do not live in Vietnam from two years and prisoners have been removed,

SPORTS IN BRIEF 1/3

Competitors set to make a splash at canoeing, rowing event; Vietnam wins gold at Australia Rowing Champs; Tennis player play at Asian ITF competitions; Int’l women’s cycling tourney to begin

ART & ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF 1/3

Ngo Thanh Van hosts Project Runway show; New art gallery in Hoi An; Cultural diplomacy brings VN closer to the world; French clarinet artist in capital; Antique kimonos to go on display in Hoi An

Comprehensive insight needed for bauxite project

The Government is continuously pushing for the application of advanced technology in bauxite mining in a bid to make the process more environmentally friendly and to enhance socio-economic efficiency.