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Finding ways to develop mechanical industry

Improper investment, capital, and technology policies have prevented the mechanical industry from reaching its set targets over the past ten years.

Women's football team has high hopes of qualifying for World Cup

The Vietnam women football team has their sights set on the Women's World Cup 2015 and winning first place at the 27th SEA Games.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF 17/2

Co Loa: Special national relic; France introduces woven products in Hue; Nationwide New Year festivals draw visitors

Traditional sandals making a dying craft

The famous wooden sandals of Yen Xa Village in Hanoi's Thanh Tri District is being threatened in the face of tough competition.

Fortunetelling big business after Tet

In recent years, the time immediately following Tet has been very lucrative for fortunetellers.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 17/2

Binh Dinh looks to make fisheries key growth sector; City sets target of achieving high export turnover, PM okays restructuring plan for Vinatex, Vinacomin

Best writing true to life, says dramatist

Nguyen Khac Phuc, a scriptwriter and film producer and commentator, talks about his recent movie and thoughts about Vietnamese contemporary literature.

Ha Noi to implement organ transplant project

Ha Noi will spend VND34.1 billion (US$1.6 million) on new technology to carry out organ transplants.

Teacher lets Paracel history do the talking Paracel lectures on Paracels archipelago

At secondary schools in Mo Duc District in the coastal province of Quang Ngai, teachers lecture every year about Viet Nam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) Archipelago.

Dong Lan: A star who keeps on shining

Famed for her irresistable voice and mastering of French love songs, Dong Lan has become a household name since dazzling in The Voice. She talks about her future plans.

Experts urge weaker dong to strengthen export growth

Experts are calling on the Government to devalue the Vietnamese dong by three to four per cent against the US dollar, saying this adjustment would provide much-needed relief to export firms.

Ao dai on the streets of Saigon half a century ago

 VietNamNet Bridge - Images of the graceful ao dai on the streets of Saigon over the past half century ago has been archived by the famous magazine Life of the USA.

Bike ride supports action to save bears

 More than 80 people from Viet Nam and around the world gathered together on their bicycles last Saturday in the name of a good cause.

Warnings given about the dark side of local authorities bond issuance

Issuing local authorities bonds proves to be the only solution for localities now to cover the local budget deficit. However, this may be a big threat, according to experts.

"Satan" snake in Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge - With two strange horns on the head, this species of snakes reminds people of the legendary image of Satan.

Promoting relations with Western European countries

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation paid official visits to Belgium, the European Union (EU), Italy and the UK from January 17-24, 2013.

A Vietnam-Australia love story

VietNamNet Bridge - Almost 17 years have passed from the day Patrick came to Vietnam when he was a second-year student. Now he has an Australia-Vietnam family with two children.

Workers brave the capital's cold nights

 VietNamNet Bridge – Temperatures of around 10 degrees Celsius and continuous rain at nights has made Ha Noi a desolate and quiet place in recent weeks.

Unique palatable taste of Vietnamese street food

Vietnamese street food not only attracts local people, but is also well-known internationally and is often served in five star hotels.

2013 Sea Festival to kick off in Nha Trang

 VietNamNet Bridge – Central Khanh Hoa Province’s Nha Trang City will host a four-day sea festival featuring various events from June 8 to 11.