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English class of American war veterans

 Every Wednesday, classroom B in Hanoi Industrial College rumbles with conversations in English and the laughter of teacher Paul George Harding and his students.

The boom of milk tea brands in Vietnam

 Milk tea shops have slowly been establishing a presence around Vietnam.

Man in Vietnamese girl case charged with murder

 Japanese police on May 5 served a new arrest warrant on Yasumasa Shibuya, 46, detained in relation to the death of a 9-year-old Vietnamese girl in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, charging the suspect with murder and abandoning of her body.

VN to develop four fields of basic science

 Vietnam will develop basic science in four fields, namely chemistry, life science, Earth science, and maritime science in an effort to bring the national science up to regional standard by 2025.

Vietnamese-made measles-rubella vaccine approved for widespread use

 A measles-rubella combined vaccine manufactured by the Centre for Research and Production of Vaccines and Biologicals (POLYVAC) has been licensed for widespread use by the Ministry of Health.

Hit new TV series covers urban young

Life about young Vietnamese living in urban areas is the topic of new shows produced this year by television stations and film studios in Ha Noi and HCM City.

Sands of time: VN faces severe shortage

Poor planning and management of sand mining has led to a stunning but unsurprising warning: Viet Nam is very likely to run out of sand in less than 15 years.

Coach Thang calls players for U22 team

Coach Nguyen Huu Thang has called 23 players to be part of his U22 team training camp for a friendly against Argentina on May 14 at the My Dinh National Stadium in Ha Noi.

Bank bad debts, 12 super-projects incur loss of millions of USD

VietNamNet Bridge - The Q4 2016 audited finance report of the Thai Nguyen Iron & Steel Corporation (Tisco) shows that the company had debts of VND6.078 trillion, half of which were short-term debts. 

State of emergency over erosion declared in Dong Thap

 Dong Thap Province People's Committee has declared a state of emergency in Binh Hoa Hamlet as erosion is threatening hundreds of households.

Banker defends ATM fees

 The General Secretary of the Vietnam Banks' Association Nguyen Toan Thang unsurprisingly defended Vietnamese banks charging ATM collecting fees after public complaints about 25 kinds of under-the-counter fees.

US extends antidumping duties on shrimp imports from Vietnam

 The International Trade Commission (ITC) of the United States has recently voted to extend antidumping duties on frozen shrimp imports from Vietnam, China, India and Thailand for another five years.

Exhibition on Vietnamese currency history opens in HCM City

 An exhibition on the  history of Vietnam's currency has opened at the HCM City Museum of History in District 1.

HCM City allows ads on buses

 The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee allowed advertising on the outside of public buses, said the Department of Transport on May 4.

Vietnamese architect wins five Green Good Design Awards

 Vietnamese renowned architect Vo Trong Nghia has won five Green Good Design Awards for his works.

Three telecom giants see positive Q1

 Vietnam’s telecommunications giants Viettel, VNPT and MobiFone recorded positive revenue and profit results in the first four months of the year.

Incompetent policy-makers still live outside the law

 Officials have got away without taking responsibility or punishment for poorly thought-out policies.

Protest against unfair Ha Tinh road toll continues

 People in Ky An Commune, Ha Tinh Province, continue driving trucks and cars with banners through Cau Rac Toll Booth to protest against the fees.

Fines fail to deter HCM City litter bugs

 HCM City authorities have highly-optimistic hopes of shaping public awareness over littering and urinating in public spaces after a new regulation took effect four months ago. 

Vietnam to enjoy stable economic growth at 6.4 percent

 Vietnam is forecast to enjoy a stable economic growth rate of 6.4 percent in 2017 and 2018.