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Vietnam rides out tough year
With an expected growth rate of 6.5 per cent predicted for next
year, Viet Nam is one of the few countries globally that has been able
to stave off the worst effects of the world-wide recession.
An oil filtering project at Dung Quat Oil Refinery is on a trial
period in the central province of Quang Ngai.
The year 2009, the... UK-Vietnam collaborate on higher education
Over 200 policy makers and institutional practitioners from the UK
and Vietnam took part in a UK-Vietnam Conference on
Internationalisation of Higher Education in Hanoi October 16.
The conference is held in Hanoi, October 16 to discuss higher
education (Photo: VNA)
The conference was organised by the British Council in coordination
with the Ministry of Education and Training following a Memorandum of
Cooperation in... Notes reveal China’s two-faced position on UN Law of Sea
VietNamNet Bridge – A comparison of China’s diplomatic notes
objecting to Vietnam’s and Japan’s continental shelf claims shows
a contradictory and self-serving standpoint toward the application of
the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
The pink area in this map is the area claimed in the joint report by
Vietnam and Malaysia.
China’s argument against Japan’s claim to the Okinotori... Students burdened by growing university ‘fees’
Besides the sky high tuitions, students of many public universities
must pay a lot of other university fees. In this story, Dat Viet daily
records the complaints of first year students at HCM City schools.
Students of Phuong Dong University pay tuition
In addition to troubles finding a suitable but inexpensive place to
live, new university students also face a hefty... Ceramic Road may become “cultural rubbish”, experts warn
Not only , experts also are now criticising the Ceramic Road, a
significant project to celebrate the 1000th Thang Long – Hanoi
anniversary.
Historian Le Van Lan couldn’t hide his disappointment over the
Ceramic Road project, calling it a “money-making and advertising
road”.
Painter Tran Luong worried that this outdoor artwork would become
“cultural rubbish” owing to the “invasion” of
commercialisation and poor artistic planning.
Stuck... 500,000 examinees denied entrance to university
17:38' 10/08/2009 (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET)
has announced the floor mark of 13 for A-group (mathematics, physics
and chemistry) and D-group (mathematics, literature and foreign
language) university entrance exams, and 14 for B-group (mathematics,
chemistry, biology) and C group (literature, history and geography)
exams. Some 500,000 students will not be able to attend university
this year.
The floor... Teaching to push independence
VietNamNet Bridge – A plan for 2009-10 to create learning
environments in which students are active participants was signed
yesterday, August 3.
Education for all children is one of the five main goals set in the
plan.
The plan will see co-operation between the Ministry of Education and
Training, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the HCM
Communist Youth Union, the Women's... U.S. signs UN convention on disability rights
The United States signed the United Nations convention on the rights
of people with disabilities here on Thursday, marking the first
international human rights treaty the U.S. has signed in nearly a
decade.
Permanent representative of the United States to the United Nations
Susan Rice (1st R) hugs President of the U.S. International Council on
Disabilities Marca Bristo at the UN headquarters in New York July... Ha Long Bay enters final round of wonder voting
Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay is among the top 28 finalists in a vote for
seven new wonders of nature being run on new7wonders.com.
The bay, which was twice recognised by UNESCO for its landscapes and
geological values, ranks 12th among the 28 successful landscapes in
terms of votes, according to the NewOpenWorld’s website on July 21.
The Amazon rainforest, which stretches through nine... Korean agency accuses BKIS of violating local and int’l law
VietNamNet Bridge –The Vietnamese internet security firm BKIS has
been accused by the Korea Internet Security Center (KrCERT) of
breaching Vietnamese and international rules during its investigation
of attacks on US and Korean servers. A BKIS team was the first to
trace the attacks to master servers in the UK. BKIS denies it has
broken any rules.
BKIS' announcement on its blog.
As reported in... Space shuttle finally blasts off
The US space agency Nasa has successfully launched the space shuttle
Endeavour - at the sixth attempt.
Earlier launches at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida were called
off because of bad weather and fuel leaks.
The crew will spend 11 days on the International Space Station,
finishing work on a Japanese research laboratory.
If the shuttle had not taken off by Thursday,... Developing countries urge G8 to impose 40% emissions cut by 2020
Diplomat says developing nations 'will commit once they have
certainty that developed countries are commiting themselves'
Developing nations are prepared to make concessions on targets if
the fulfils its side of the bargain in the run-up to the climate
change talks in Copenhagen in December, a key negotiator told the
Guardian today.
The developing countries want... Indonesians voting for president
Indonesia is the world's third largest democracy after the US
and India
Indonesians are voting in the country's second direct presidential
election since the overthrow of the Suharto regime in 1998.
Opinion polls have given incumbent President Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono a comfortable lead over his rivals.
He faces challenges from former president Megawati Sukarnoputri and
outgoing Vice-President Jusuf Kalla.... Obama in Russia amid fading hopes of nuclear arms deal
Medvedev seeks to tie weapons reduction treaty to US missile defence
as Obama makes first presidential trip to Moscow
arrived in Moscow this morning for his first trip to as US
president, amid dwindling hopes of a breakthrough deal on .
The summit's centrepiece is supposed to be a groundbreaking pact on
nuclear arms reduction, but Russia... US call to free Vietnamese priest
A group of 37 United States senators has written to Vietnam's
president calling for the "immediate and unconditional release" of a
priest.
Father Nguyen Van Ly was jailed for eight years in 2007 for
spreading propaganda against the communist state.
The senators believe the trial in the central city of Hue, which
lasted just half a day, was seriously flawed.
The 63-year old... Brave USA Eliminate Spain From Confederations Cup
Jun 24, 2009 4:22:16 PM
Clint Dempsey, USA (PA)
The have qualified for the final after stunning favourites with a
deserved win in Bloemfontein.
took advantage of a horrible defensive error from to smash home an
opener in the first period before sealed victory in the second
period.
This serves as... 'Dozens dead' in US drone strike
At least 45 people have died in a missile strike by a US drone
aircraft in Pakistan, officials there have said.
The people killed in South Waziristan region had been attending a
funeral for others killed in a US drone strike earlier on Tuesday.
Intelligence officials said at least 45 people had been killed and
dozens more injured in the later strike,... Sarkozy speaks out against burka
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has spoken out strongly against the
wearing of the burka by Muslim women in France.
In a major policy speech, he said the burka - a garment covering
women from head to toe - reduced them to servitude and undermined
their dignity.
Mr Sarkozy also gave his backing to the establishment of a
parliamentary commission to look at whether... 
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