BP recovers $1 bn Gulf spill costs from Japan's MitsuiBP had recovered over $1.0 billion in costs linked to last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill from a US subsidiary of Japanese Mitsui & Co.
Ho Chi Minh City to host Southern Fruit FestivalThe week-long festival is expected to attract around 5 million domestic and foreign visitors.
IMF approves 26 billion euro loan to PortugalIMF approved a EUR26-billion three-year loan to Portugal as part of a European Union bailout of the struggling eurozone country.
Power plants vulnerable to hackers: security firmAn US computer security research firm uncovered new ways that hackers could sabotage power plants, oil refineries or manufacturing operations.
German coach to lead Vietnam’s national football teamThe Vietnam Football Federation has selected Falko Goetz from Germany as new coach for the men’s national football squad .
NATO hits 8 Kadhafi ships as Obama predicts demiseNATO-led aircraft hit eight vessels of Moamer Kadhafi's navy as US President Barack Obama predicted the Libyan strongman would "inevitably" leave or be forced from power.
Film-maker Lars von Trier 'accepts' Cannes banCannes barred provocative Danish director Lars von Trier amid a growing backlash over his remarks about Hitler.
Vietnam female stars show off ao dai at CannesThe Cannes is also a glamorous fashion venue where female artists provide photographers a chance to take countless photos about their dresses.
TEPCO to post huge loss, president to resign: reportsTokyo Electric Power is expected to post an annual net loss of up to $18 billion and announce the resignation of its president.
Strauss-Kahn wins $1 million bailEx-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn won bail but was ordered to remain under house arrest with an armed guard and post $1 million in cash.
China admits Three Gorges Dam problemsChina's Three Gorges Dam, as a world wonder, has caused a host of ills that must be "urgently" addressed, the government has said.
Bomb attacks on north Iraq police kill 27A spate of bomb attacks against police in the disputed northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk on Thursday killed at least 27 people.
Japan falls back into recession after quakeJapan's economy plunged back into recession in January-March, on the impact of the nation's biggest earthquake, tsunami and a nuclear crisis.
Spanish model with a Vietnamese soulSixteen-year-old model Andrea Aybar is often seen in Vietnamese magazines and fashion shows in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
IMF chief resigns, vows to prove innocenceDominique Strauss-Kahn resigned as head of the International Monetary Fund, saying he did so with great regret.
25 die in Afghan anti-NATO protest and suicide blastA NATO raid sparked violent protests that left 12 dead while a suicide bomber killed 13 people in Afghanistan on Wednesday.
South Korean boyband 2AM hit VietnamAs part of the KTA World Tour, South Korean boyband 2AM will perform at My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi.
Lawyers in new bid to win bail for IMF chiefDefense lawyers were Thursday to fight for IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn to be freed from a notorious New York jail.
Japan service sector activity dives in MarchJapan's service sector activity shrank by the fastest pace in 22 years in March as the massive earthquake and tsunami hampered trade.
China 'hit by power crunch' amid droughtChinese factories are facing curbs on electricity use as coal prices soar and a severe drought hits hydropower plants.
“Global Learning City” title affirms Hanoi's knowledge visionThe Hanoi People’s Committee held a ceremony on January 29 at the Temple of Literature to...
EXO to bring “EXO PLANET #6 -EXhOrizon” tour to Ho Chi Minh CityK-pop group EXO will perform in Ho Chi Minh City this April as part of their sixth world...