No trial before 2012 for Norway killed; prosecutorsNorwegian police said they will question Anders Behring Breivik again on Friday as prosecutors said he would not go on trial before 2012.
US braces for debt deal vote amid default jittersRepublican lawmakers Thursday challenged Democratic foes to vote for their debt plan or risk a calamitous US default.
South Koreans on landmine alert after deadly mudslidesSouth Koreans were cautioned about rogue landmines and explosives after deadly landslides swamped homes and military sites, officials said.
Food supplements airlifted into famine-hit SomaliaA plane carrying 10 tons of nutritional supplements to treat malnourished children has landed in famine-hit Somalia, a U.N. official said.
ADB: Inflation threatens East Asian growthSurging inflation, Japan's weak conomic recovery and debt woes in the U.S. and Europe threaten East Asia's economic outlook, the ADB said.
Tape shows Strauss-Kahn maid not after money: lawyerThe lawyer for a New York maid said that a phone recording proved she was no gold-digger after the ex-IMF chief's money.
Vietnam moviemakers bad at making money: Mr. HollywoodThe Vietnamese film industry knows little about making money, Hollywood legendary film instructor Dov Siemens said.
Rains, mudslides submerge SKorean capital, kill 36Walls of mud barreling down a hill buried 10 college students outside Seoul, and flash floods submerged streets in Seoul, killing at least 36 people.
Phelps breaks gold drought with butterfly winMichael Phelps broke his gold medal drought in Shanghai with a 200m butterfly win to claim his 3rd straight world title in his favourite event.
South Korea landslides leaves 17 dead, 3 missingHeavy rain sent landslides barreling through Seoul and a northern town in South Korea, killing 17 and leaving at least 3 missing, officials said.
Làng Tôi interprets daily life of VietnamThe New Vietnam Circus interprets the daily life of a traditional village through a mixture of acrobatics, juggling and music at the Grande Halle de La Villette in Paris.
US lawmakers war over debt as world warily watchesThe White House and its divided Republican foes clashed but failed to break an impasse that could see the US default on its debt.
Le Quang Liem defeats Dortmund chess championLe Quang Liem won a memorable victory over former Dortmund champion Ponomariov in the 5th game of the Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting.
Morocco military plane crash kills 78Seventy-eight people were killed when a Moroccan military aircraft crashed into a mountain in the south of the country, the army says.
Piano and Voice classic night in townPianist Nguyen Bich Tra and young male baritone Nguyen Hai Dang will perform ‘Piano & Voice’ as part of a classical night in HCM City.
Dak Lak leads in National Sports Festival for Ethnic MinoritiesThe Dak Lak team came out on top at the 7th National Sports Festival for Ethnic Minorities which closed in the central province of Quang Nam.
Japan to burn radiation-tainted beefJapan announced a plan under which beef tainted with radiation from the Fukushima nuclear disaster will be bought up and burnt.
Plans for Jackson tribute ignite family rowMichael Jackson's mother and four siblings plannned a star-studded tribute concert for the late pop icon, but two other Jacksons don't agree.
Obama to warn of 'incalculable damage' if no debt dealUS President Barack Obama stepped up the pressure on Republicans over the US debt crisis, scheduling a rare primetime speech.
Vietnam’s badminton top back to No 7Top Vietnamese badminton player Nguyen Tien Minh returned to his No 7 world ranking after successfully completing the US Open Tournament.
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Ancient boats found in Bac Ninh offer clues to early river tradeSeeds and fruit remains recovered from two nearly 2,000-year-old wooden boats in Bac Ninh...
Traditional folk singing to feature on Halong Bay sailing toursVisitors to Halong Bay will soon be able to enjoy traditional folk singing aboard wooden...