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Le Thanh Thinh dreams to become an organ player one day, earning a living for himself.

This year will be a promising year for attracting international cooperation to strengthen Vietnam’s environmental protection, experts said.

Thu Ha suffers from heart disease and rheumatism but still has to work hard to bring up her two children and support her paralysed husband.

Dan Tri’s representative went to Kien Giang for a site survey to begin resolving bridge construction related issues.

Catonsville native spends 10 days with Operation Smile.

Delegation to step up efforts to address more than 350,000 tonnes of potentially deadly ordnance believed to be scattering in Vietnam's land.

The young train accident victim Van Danh has had his colostomy operated on and is going to receive an artificial leg.

Vietnam was a place Manus J Campbell once thought of as hell. Now, it has become another kind of home.

In 1993, a Swiss woman named Aline Rebeaud crossed paths with young disabled children and orphans in Vietnam.

A Canadian firm says U.S. use of defoliants in Vietnam has left perilous dioxin levels, but that the issue is solvable.

The dredging of Hue’s Phat Lat Canal, which has been blocked for years by debris, will help improve the flow of An Cuu and Nhu Y rivers.

Following up on our previous report about little boy Nghia, it appears he has been discharged in good shape.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced a video contest aimed at promoting awareness of climate change.

The child rescued from a toilet and nicknamed “Abandon” will be discharged on December 30 and adopted by his rescuer.

Truong Thi Hoa and her paralysed son have lived on merely a VND120,000 ($6.6) allowance per month from the local authorities for years.

San Antonio Spurs owner Peter M. Holt will travel to Vietnam next month as part of a humanitarian delegation, wrote the local San Antonio Business Journal.

Socio-economic development and urbanisation exert more and more pressure on Vietmam's river systems every day.

With the help of 200 people from the U.S. and New Zealand, 32 families now have a home 30 miles west of Hanoi.

An abandoned newborn baby is getting better and there have been many inquiries made about adopting this unfortunate child.