Tracing down wild gaur in Vietnam’s forestsEnvironmentalists have confirmed that wild gaur, an ox-like animal, have begun to return in large herds to Cat Tien National Park.
Holding a market on railwayPurchasing fruits and food on the railway and running away when trains come is the everyday scenes at the railroad passing Co Nhue Commune.
Central Highlands copes with climate changeAuthorities in Central Highlands Vietnam are seeking ways to combine climate change with regional development plan.
Ivory market thrives despite public outcryThe illegal ivory market continues to flourish in Vietnam despite public anger over the recent death of a tame elephant.
Ivory market thrives despite public outcryThough the recent unexplained death of a tame elephant in Da Lat has caused fury, the government has not been able to eliminate the illegal ivory market.
Wildlife consumption rampant in HCM CityWell educated, middle-aged people and public employees tend to consume wild animal products more frequently than people of other age groups.
Central China drought 'worst in over 50 years'Central China's worst drought in more than 50 years is drying reservoirs, stalling rice planting, and threatens crippling power shortages.
Mekong Delta at risk from landslides during dry seasonUnlike in the past landslides are now a threat even during the dry season along the Tien and Hau rivers in the Mekong Delta.
Ha Long Bay tops new world wonder pollHa Long, Vietnam’s world natural heritage, gained the highest growth in votes in the poll for the seven new world natural wonders.
Vietnam, Laos localities fight animal traffickingAuthorities in two provinces of Vietnam and Laos are discussing ways to map out an action plan to fight cross-border trafficking of wild animals.
Where abandoned women become prostitutesA coastal hamlet in the central province of Binh Thuan has the dubious distinction of attracting abandoned women who do sex work for a living.
Iceland volcano ash threatens EuropeA plume of ash from an erupting volcano in Iceland could reach the airspace over mainland Europe later this week.
Polluting of Saigon River continues unabatedHo Chi Minh City Environmental Protection Agency has found over 50% of enterprises located along the Saigon River have no wastewater facilities.
HCM City to spend VND4 trillion for climate changeHCM City is to implement 30 projects to cope with climate change, focusing on natural resource, waste, energy and land management.
Should Hanoi ban cyclos?The Hanoi traffic police’s suggestion to ban cycle rickshaws, or cyclos, has created a strong opposition among the capital’s travel firms.
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.
Hanoi during Vesak holidayMany pagodas in the capital city have been decorated with flags, flowers, and banners to celebrate Lord Buddha’s Birthday.
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.
First flood-warning system comes online in central regionVietnam's first regional flood warning system is now operating in the five most flood-prone provinces of the central region.
Bremen liner brings 750 visitors to VietnamThe Saigontourist welcomed the luxury cruise liner Bremen of Germany on its first voyage to Vietnam , with 750 tourists aboard.