CULTURE AND SPORT

Hanoi may be the only place where you can follow experimental art with dinner in a snake restaurant, writes Mark Swed.

Hewlett-Packard is enabling students from early to tertiary education, including those with special needs, to discover new ways of learning.

Red-shirted protesters hurled plastic bags filled with liters of their own blood into the residence of the Thai prime minister.

The leader of an organized crime gang that operated across the China-Vietnam border was sentenced to 18 years in prison and fined 2.15 million yuan.

Export company Nexus Technologies Inc. pleaded guilty Tuesday to participating in a conspiracy to bribe Vietnamese government officials.

Cai luong is struggling to keep its audiences, whose interests in the art form are being lost to modern entertainment in the cradle of its birthplace.

A man who led a major ring that ripped off casinos throughout the U.S of up to $7 million was sentenced to 70 months in prison.

Anti-government protesters started donating their own blood as part of a plan to splatter the government headquarters.

President Barack Obama's second trip to Asia since taking office is unlikely to result in tangible accomplishments.

PM Abhisit Vejjajiva defied the demands of his opponents, telling the country that he would neither resign nor dissolve the House of Representatives.

Thousands of anti-government protesters in Thailand have begun rallying outside on a military base on the outskirts of Bangkok.

Outstanding Vietnamese athletes will be honoured at a ceremony in Hanoi on the evening of March 26.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon promised Haitians that the world has not forgotten the quake-torn nation.

Hanoi T&T went to the top of the V-league when they handed defending champions Da Nang their first defeat of the new 2010 season.

Two guns used in high-profile shootings this year at the Pentagon and a Las Vegas courthouse both came from the same unlikely place: the police and court system of Memphis, Tenn.

Candid pictures which have never been seen in public have been found after being kept hidden for more than 40 years.

Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have gathered in Thailand's capital Bangkok to press the government to step down and hold new elections.

Investigators are confronted with a series of questions as they try to unravel the case of a Californian who said his Toyota Prius turned into a runaway death trap after the gas pedal became stuck.

Trash and sewage are piling up at the squalid tent camps that hundreds of thousands have called home since Haiti's devastating earthquake.