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Ly Hoang Nam loses in Singapore F1’s semis

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ly Hoang Nam failed to progress in the Singapore F1 Men’s Futures in both the singles and doubles events.

Huynh wins rapid event at Chinese Chess champs

 Lai Ly Huynh lost his only match in the National Chinese Chess Team Championships’ blitz event, but it did not stop him from retaining the men’s title on May 28 in Danang City.

Old book collectors preserve and promote books

 Since the advent of mass media, books no longer have a monopoly on entertainment. But there are still people who are quietly passionate about collecting books and newspapers.

Central Bank of Vietnam maintains flexible forex regime

 In the first four months of the year, the trade deficit was at quite high at around US$2.8 billion.

Vietnam's pepper farmers urged to keep calm and carry on

Industry leaders have called on distraught and anxious pepper farmers to remain calm and refrain from selling their produce at low prices, saying the current price plunge is most likely a fleeting phenomenon. 

Occupational diseases on the rise among Vietnamese workers

 Diagnoses of occupational diseases are on the rise in Vietnam and several new occupations have been found to cause respiratory diseases and deafness, according to the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA).

Vietnam, US enjoy growing ties

The official visit from May 29-31 will be the first trip to the US by Nguyen Xuan Phuc as Prime Minister of Vietnam and also the first time a Vietnamese senior leader will meet with US President Donald Trump since the countries had new leaders.

Vietnam attends ASEM conference on women’s economic empowerment

 A Vietnamese delegation led by Ambassador Le Thi Tuyet Mai participated in the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) conference on women’s economic empowerment in Vilnius, Lithuania, on May 25-26.

VN student wins US invention prize

 VietNamNet Bridge – "When my name was voiced out, my whole body was shaking. I even burst into tears stepping on the stage and receiving the award."

U20 World Cup: Vietnam loses 0-2 to Honduras

 Vietnam’s U20 football team were defeated by Honduras 2-0 in the last match of Group E of the FIFA U20 World Cup in the Republic of Korea on May 28.

Increasing visits show growing Vietnam-US ties: ambassador

 Increasing mutual visits at all levels between Vietnam and the US illustrate growing bilateral ties, Vietnamese Ambassador to the US Pham Quang Vinh said on the threshold of an official visit to the US by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

American expert: Vietnam continues to be important partner of US

 Vietnam will continue to be a very important partner of the US, Anthony Nelson, Director of Albright Stonebridge Consulting Group has said.

Liquor ban at karaoke parlors sparks concern

A proposal to ban the sale of alcohol in karaoke parlours by the Ministry of Health under a freshly released draft law on alcohol harm prevention has sparked public concern.

Mexican state wants to bolster all-round ties with Vietnam

 The Governor of the Mexican state of Zacatecas, Alejandro Tello Cristerna, has underlined his hope to enhance all-round cooperation with Vietnamese localities, thus helping solidify the two countries’ relations.

Severe erosion threatens Binh Thuan

Hundreds of metres of coastal land in Binh Thuan has been lost to the sea in the last ten years. Residents along the coastline live under the threat of homelessness as their house can be swallowed by the sea at any time due to climate change.

VN Government fails in downsizing efforts

 The Vietnamese Government has failed to downsize its large staff, with the number of officials continuing to increase.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc leaves for official visit to US

PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc and a high-ranking delegation of the Government left Hanoi on the night of May 28 for an official visit to the United State from May 29-31 at the invitation of US President Donald Trump.

Former illegal logger now cultivates precious wood forest

In the central province of Quang Binh, people prefer growing indigenous plants to acacia and cajuput. This allows them to make fat profits, protect the environment and conserve rare and precious plant species.

Vietnam prepares for opening of petroleum market

Vietnamese petroleum companies have enough time to build facilities and develop networks to prepare for competition with foreign distributors once Vietnam opens the petroleum market, experts say. 

National scientific research program produces outstanding achievements

A vaccine for preventing A/H5N1 avian influenza, a vaccine for preventing respiratory and reproductive disorders in pigs, and successful research on robots are three of many achievements gained by national science & technology programs.