NY police question IMF head in hotel sex assaultIMF's leader was was being questioned by police in connection with the sexual assault of a hotel maid.
Alibaba head rejects Yahoo! protest over pay unitAlibaba founder Jack Ma said the firm's move to transfer ownership of its online payment unit was "legal and 100 percent transparent".
Libya buries 11 imams killed in NATO strikeLibyans buried 11 Muslim clerics killed in what Moamer Kadhafi's regime said was a NATO air strike on the oil city of Brega.
Pakistan insists on no repeat of bin Laden raidPakistan lawmakers insisted Saturday there must be no repeat of the US commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden and said drone strikes targeting terrorists near the border with Afghanistan must end.
Manchester United win record 19th English titleManchester United won a record 19th English title after a 1-1 draw away to Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park on Saturday.
Kadhafi says NATO bombs won't get himMoamer Kadhafi declared in an audio message that he was beyond the reach of NATO bombs.
Vietnam to join 2011 Miss Universe pageantVietnam will send official candidates to take part in the 2011 Miss Universe pageant in Brazil.
US storms have no bearing on hurricane seasonTornadoes in the southeastern United States should not have any bearing on the severity of the upcoming hurricane season.
Shell chief bemoans volatile oil trade despite demand surgeShell has become more volatile than in the past, while overall demand for energy is forecast to double by 2050, Chairman Jorma Ollila warned.
80 killed as Taliban 'avenge bin Laden'Taliban claimed their first major attack to avenge Osama bin Laden's death as 80 people were killed in a double suicide bombing.
Spread price hikes hit meals of national athletesThe spread price hikes have directly hit their meals of Vietnamese athletes of sports teams.
TNK-BP shareholders prepare USD5-10 bn BP suitA shareholder of TNK-BP had filed papers for a suit seeking USD10 billion in damages from BP over its proposed tie-up with Rosneft.
European Film Festival 2011 to open next weekThe European Film Festival will present to Vietnamese audiences 13 movies.
Japan decides on TEPCO compensation scheme: mediaJapan decided on a scheme to ensure TEPCO can compensate numerous people affected by the crisis at its Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
More than 40 injured in China bank blastOver 40 people were injured after a disgruntled former employee ignited a petrol bomb at a bank in a region of northwest China.
Watney leads at Players Championship as Woods withdrawsNick Watney reversed his recent fortunes to seize The Players Championship first-round lead, but there was more bad luck for Tiger Woods.
Global resource consumption to triple by 2050: UNGlobal consumption of natural resources could almost triple to 140 billion tonnes a year by 2050 unless nations take drastic steps.
Spain scrambles tents, food for refugees of deadly quakeArmy and emergency workers pitched tents and handed out food to evacuees after a quake smashed through Spanish city.
Japan's Takeda to buy drugmaker Nycomed for USD12 bnJapan's top drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical has reached a USD12 billion deal to buy Swiss drugmaker Nycomed, a report said.
Toyota boosts US production sooner than expectedToyota will be able to boost its US production sooner than expected following a devastating Japanese quake and tsunami.
Four Hanoi craft villages join World Crafts Cities networkFour traditional craft villages in Hanoi are now members of the World Crafts Cities...
Dien Bien approves USD 76 mln cable car tourism projectAuthorities in Dien Bien Province have approved a VND 2.07 trillion (USD 76 million)...