World needs $1.9 trillion a year for green technology: UNThe world needs $1.9 trillion in green technology investments a year, with over half of that sum necessary for developing countries," the UN said.
Vietnamese runner, lawn bowler win golds in AthensVietnamese athletes Ngo Huu Ky Phong and Le Thanh Cong both won gold medals at the Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011.
Cy Twombly, post-war art giant, dead at 83Influential US artist Cy Twombly, who died aged 83, was a key figure in the post-war abstract art world with a career spanning six decades.
Boat sinks off Sudan 'killing 197 migrants'About 200 people drowned in the Red Sea when a boat carrying migrants to Saudi Arabia sank off the Sudanese coast, Sudanese media say.
Latest 'Pirates' movie tops billion-dollar mark: DisneyThe latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" blockbuster has crossed the billion-dollar mark at the global box office, Disney said Tuesday.
China's export restrictions on raw materials illegal: WTOThe World Trade Organisation ruled Tuesday against China's export restrictions on raw materials.
Japan to conduct 'stress test' on nuclear plantsJapan will conduct a "stress test" on all its nuclear plants following the crisis at the tsunami-struck Fukushima Daiichi plant, Japanese media said.
Vietnamese-French singer to raise the roofVietnamese -French artist Nguyen Le will bring his world music and jazz to the Music on the Roof show at the Rooftop Bar, in Hanoi, on July 12-13.
Vietnamese sports to attend international competitionsTwenty players of the U16 Vietnamese football team will compete at the U16 Southeast Asian Football Championships in Laos from July 5-21.
Japan cabinet OKs second disaster recovery budgetJapan's cabinet approved a $24 billion second special budget to finance relief and rebuilding after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
French woman 'to sue' Strauss-Kahn for attempted rapeA French writer is set to launch legal action for attempted rape against former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Man arrested in Shanghai supermarket bombingPolice in China had detained a man accused of detonating a remote-controlled bomb in a Shanghai supermarket, destroying several lockers.
Japan's reconstruction minister to resignJapan's minister in charge of disaster reconstruction said Tuesday he would resign after just a week in the post.
Thousands of US-run mine workers strike in PapuaMore than 7,000 workers from a US-run massive gold and copper mine in Indonesia started a week-long strike to demand better wages.
Huge rare earth deposits found in Pacific: Japan expertsVast deposits of rare earth minerals have been found on the floor of the Pacific Ocean and can be readily extracted, Japanese scientists said.
Thu Minh crowned in Dancing with the Stars finaleSinger Thu Minh and her partner Lechezar Todorov became champions in the Vietnamese version Dancing with the Stars 2011.
Russia gains edge in space race as US shuttle bows outAs the US winds down its shuttle programme, Russia will gain complete control of access to the International Space Station.
Thaksin allies seek coalition after Thai poll winAllies of Thailand's fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra will scramble to form a coalition government Monday after a huge poll victory.
Vietnam wins 4 golds, temporarily tops ASEAN Schools GamesVietnam’s national flag was hoisted above the Choa Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore, on the 1st day of competition of 2011 ASEAN Schools Games.
Nearly 200 rhinos killed this year in South Africa: WWFNearly 200 rhinos were killed in South Africa in the first half of 2011, environmental group WWF said.
09:14 PM - February 01, 2026VinFast unveils plan to expand electric scooter business to foreign markets
07:43 PM - February 01, 2026Ho Chi Minh City to stage fireworks at 17 locations for Lunar New Year 2026
Hue unveils giant lotus made from 50,000 flower pots ahead of TetA giant lotus installation made from more than 50,000 flower pots has become a focal...
Digitisation breathes new life into Oc Eo cultural heritage in An GiangAt present, more than 3,350 original artefacts are on display at the Oc Eo Culture...