Hoang The Nhiem, Nguyen Phuong, Pham Le Quan and Le Quang Bien introduce a charming Paris through their lens, at a photo exhibition entitled ‘Mot thoang Paris’ (A glance on Paris) at Idecaf, 31 Thai Van Lung Street from June 14 to June 22.

Lobster hatcheries, the industry that brings the annual revenue of trillions of dong a year--are experiencing days, since Chinese have suddenly stopped importing the luxury item.

VietNamNet Bridge – In the early morning of June 16, after assaulting his lover and her son by electricity, a man poured petrol on them and himself and started a fire.

The Washington-based International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Sunday that it was ready to continue lending support to Greece's economic growth and job creation efforts.

Viet Nam, Morocco sign investment agreement; Russian envoy receives culture, sports insignia; Vietnam-Cambodia Friendship Association reviews activities

VietNamNet Bridge – Minh Hang, a pop singer from HCM City, became the ‘dancing queen’ at the finale of the Dancing with the Star 2012 in Hanoi last night, June 17.

VietNamNet Bridge – A meeting was held in Quang Binh Province on June 17 to mark the 35th anniversary of the signing of Vietnam-Lao Friendship and Cooperation Treaty (July 18) and the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties (September 5).

VietNamNet Bridge – The agricultural insurance programme that has been piloted since last July has yet to become popular. The three-year programme, which seeks to help farmers overcome losses caused by natural disasters and epidemics,

Gold trading floors have been banned in Vietnam for the last two years. However, the trading floors have never been shut down as ordered by the State Bank.

Craig Thomas Gallery on Thursday opened ‘The Scar’, a solo exhibition by Hue-based artist Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai, featuring strange installation artworks made of tomatoes presenting many metaphors for viewers to work out their meaning.

Many industrial parks and export processing zones lack sufficient infrastructure due to a shortage of investment capital, making them less attractive to investors.

VietNamNet Bridge – Authorities in HCM City this month are conducting an inspection of medical waste-treatment management at local health facilities.

An iconic painting, The Kiss, by Austrian Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) can be seen all over Ha Noi on canvasses, lacquer plates, boxes and coffee mugs, but not many people understand the author and his place in the world of fine arts.

Vietnam totally dominated the friendly match against underdog Maldives at Rajamagala Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 17.

VietNamNet Bridge – State-owned Vinalines would restructure its operations to focus on three core businesses: maritime transportation, seaports and services, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Viet Nam sport team going to the Olympics has already set a record and it hasn't yet run a race or fought a duel.

Despite the profuse liquidity and slow credit growth, banks still have raised the deposit interest rates for fear that they may lose customers to other banks.

The pro-bailout conservative New Democracy party beat the anti-bailout leftist Syriza party in Greece's crucial election on Sunday, but forming a coalition government as desired by the winning party won't come easy.

VietNamNet Bridge – A tropical low pressure system over the East Sea had the potential to develop into a storm, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting said yesterday, June 17.

One of two foreign-language schools that were sued by Tri Viet Publishing House in HCM City last year for pirating its TOEFL and TOEIC textbooks has issued a formal apology and paid compensation of VND380 million to the publishing company.