Vietnamese stars burnished by scandalsSeveral stars have been accused of trying to take advantage of scandal as a way to become famous, but fans find it ‘boring’.
NASA reports first evidence of flowing water on MarsNASA scientists announced Thursday that they had found the first evidence of flowing water on Mars.
Hanoi team faces referee disciplinaryHoa Phat Hanoi Football Club may be punished following their reaction to several refereeing decisions.
Debt crisis hits heart of eurozone, ECB extends lifelineThe European Union said the debt crisis is now striking at the heart of the eurozone and the central bank threw out lifelines on Thursday.
Pressure mounts on European Central bankDebt, growth and credit ratings dominated markets which rallied slightly as the European Central Bank faces up to a new eurozone crisis.
Vietnam aims for top three at 26th SEA GamesVietnam plans to send a 800-member sporting delegation to the upcoming 26th Southeast Asian Games to be held in Indonesia from November 11-22.
Germany's last millstone mason pressed for timeAn organic food boom in Germany is creating demand for flour ground the old way, but the country only has one person left with the carving skills.
China arrests 2,000 in food safety crackdownChina has arrested around 2,000 people and closed nearly 5,000 businesses in a major crackdown on illegal food additives, the government said.
Former Japan international Naoki Matsuda diesFormer Japan international Naoki Matsuda, 34, died Thursday, two days after suffering a cardiac arrest during training, his club said.
72 charged in probe of child sexual abuse networkSeventy-two people have been charged with participating in an international child pornography network using an online bulletin board.
Obama hits campaign trail with Chicago fundraisersTrying to make up for lost time, President Barack Obama plunged back into his re-election campaign Wednesday.
K-POP singing contest to be launched in VietnamThe Korean Cultural Centre in Vietnam will launch a singing contest named “K-POP” in the country.
US, UN, IOC targets of cyber spying campaign: McAfeeThe US, the United Nations and the International Olympic Committee have been targets of a global cyber spying campaign, security firm McAfee said.
China says US fails to defuse 'debt bomb'China warned Wednesday that tortured efforts to raise the US limit on borrowing had failed to defuse Washington's "debt bomb".
Aid groups warn famine may engulf southern SomaliaThe harsh drought ravaging the Horn of Africa is likely to worsen and could trigger famine in more regions of Somalia, aid groups warned.
Vietnam takes three prizes at Asian bellydance competitionA Vietnamese Bellydance team achieved three 1st prizes at the Asia Bellydance 2011 Competition.
Egypt's ousted strongman Mubarak to go on trialEgypt's ex-president Hosni Mubarak goes on trial Wednesday on murder and corruption charges that could see him hanged.
Google+ the fastest-growing social network everGoogle is a latecomer to social networking but its new site, Google+, is growing much more rapidly than Facebook, Myspace and Twitter, experts said.
Wrestler grabs silver at world championshipVietnamese female wrestler Pham Thi Duyen pocketed a silver medal at the 2011 Junior Wrestling World Championship in Bucharest, Romania.
Vietnam ranks second at world taekwondo eventVietnam won three golds, four silvers and one bronze to be ranked second at the 6th World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Russia.
Award-winning ‘Spring Colours’ photo contest entries honouredThe 2026 ‘Spring Colours’ photo contest showcased diverse works capturing the spirit of...
Hue unveils summer festival series to draw holiday crowdsHue is rolling out cultural, culinary and coastal tourism events this April under Hue...