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Where is Vietnam’s banking system on the region’s map?

VietNamNet Bridge - Phan Minh Ngoc, an economist, analyses the indexes to show the health of Vietnamese banks.

Chinese chess event for youth in HCM City

 The National Youth Chinese Chess Championship will be organised in HCM City from August 2 to 12.

Second gold for VN in world shuttlecock competition

 Vietnam secured one more gold at the ninth World Shuttlecock Championships in Hong Kong on Tuesday.

Firm sues waterway police, wants $1.5 million compensation

 A Long An-based company on Tuesday said it has sued HCM City Waterway Police Department for “illegally seizing its vessels and causing a loss of VNĐ34.4 billion (US$1.5 million)”.

High school students need more driving skills

 High school students are involved in 90 per cent of child-related traffic accidents in Hanoi, both as drivers of motorbikes and bicycles, and victims.

Food quality checking device to be installed

 Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has asked the Health Ministry and related ministries to arrange devices to quickly check food quality at markets and trade centres.

Tropical storm Sonca causes damage across central region

 Tropical storm Sonca, the fourth to strike the East Sea and third to hit Vietnam this year, has led to floods and extensive damage to agriculture, infrastructure and houses in central region.

Tay Ninh: Three people detained for smuggling rhino horn

 Police of the southern province of Tay Ninh have recently detained three men for smuggling 10 pieces of rhino horn weighing about five kilograms.

Vietnam wishes to further trade ties with Paraguay

 Vietnam wants to promote relations with Paraguay in various fields, particularly trade and culture, based on the sound political relations between the two countries.

Major milestones in Vietnam-Laos ties

 Major milestones in Vietnam-Laos ties

Vietnam faces rapid population ageing

 Vietnam faces rapid population ageing

Government urges drastic solutions to crimes

 Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh has called for efforts to drastically implement solutions to crimes with heed paid to raising public awareness of the fight.

Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue visits New Zealand

 Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue arrived in Wellington capital city on July 26, starting his three-day official visit to New Zealand at the invitation of his counterpart Paula Bennett.

Agro-forestry-aquatic exports hit $20.45 billion in 7 months

The export value of agro-forestry-aquatic products reached 20.45 billion USD in the first seven months of this year, up 14.7 percent against the same period last year.

Candle-lighting ceremonies honour war heroes, martyrs

A candle-lighting ceremony in honour of war heroes and martyrs took place at the Truong Son National Martyrs Cemetery in Quang Tri on July 26 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the War Invalids and Martyrs Day. 

ASEAN works to realise target of drug-free community

The 38th ASEAN Senior Officials’ Meeting on Drug Matters, taking place in Hanoi from July 25-27, has approved a ASEAN cooperation plan on preventing illegal drug production and trafficking in the Golden Triangle. 

BPhone: can it compete with foreign-made products?

VietNamNet Bridge - When asked recently about the position to display Vietnamese-made smartphones at The Gioi Di Dong, an official pointed to a corner of the showroom, behind shelves for accessories. 

Will Vietnam’s uni grads go abroad to harvest vegetables?

Doubting the feasibility of MOLISA’s plan to export university graduates, experts say they may have to take manual work as Vietnam’s degrees are not recognized in other countries.

FIEs’ ups and downs affect Vietnam’s economic index

VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese economy is so reliant on the foreign-invested economic sector that any  change in foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) can affect the economic indexes.

Unprofitable ethanol projects saved by policies

With the decision to replace RON 92 petrol with E5 biofuel commencing early next year, plus new tax policies, two ethanol plants which have been taking losses will be brought back to life.