Iran stokes nuclear fears with bunker facility
The UN atomic agency said that Iran is enriching uranium in a hard-to-bomb mountain bunker, in a move set to stoke Western suspicions further that Tehran wants nuclear weapons.
Petrol adulteration scam revealed
The poor quality of petrol products on the market has been revealed.
Vietnam to export 6.5-7 million tonnes of rice this year
The Vietnam Food Association has projected Vietnam will be able to export 6.5-7 million tonnes of rice this year but warned of difficulties ahead.
Germany grants EUR400,000 in aid to Mekong River Delta
The Vietnam Red Cross and the German Red Cross announced a EUR400,000 project to assist flood victims in the Mekong River Delta.
Blood donation day eases shortages over Tet holidays
Students with the desire to help keep their country healthy donated 350 units of blood during this year's first blood donation day which was dubbed Red Sunday 2012.
“Quan ho” folk songs brought to France
Photos and objects featuring “quan ho” (love duet singing) will be displayed at an exhibition at the Vietnam Cultural Centre in France from January 22.
World's 'most expensive' tea grown in Chinese panda poo
Chinese entrepreneur An Yanshi is convinced he has found the key ingredient to produce the world's most expensive tea -- panda poo.
Universities wrestling with new lecturers, campuses
Local universities which are using a large number of visiting lecturers and unwilling to enroll fewer students are racing to recruit lecturers and expand campuses.
Dantri/DTiNews awarded Prime Ministerial certificate of merit
Dantri/DTinews and its Editor in Chief were granted PM's certificates of merit for their contributions to national development.
Banks to be allocated credit growth quotas
This year will be the first time credit growth is allocated by the State Bank of Vietnam for credit institutions based on performance.
Vietnam’s Deputy PM welcomed in Laos
Lao Prime Minister Thongsin Thammavong received Vietnamese Deputy PM Ngyen Xuan Phuc in Vientiane on January 8.
Acer unveils world's thinnest laptop
Acer unveiled the world's thinnest laptop computer as an array of "ultrabook" rivals prepared to debut this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Supreme People’s Procuracy launches 2012 tasks
The Supreme People’s Procuracy held a conference in Hanoi to launch their tasks for 2012 in the presence of President Truong Tan Sang.
Cruise operators oppose boat makeovers
Tourist boat owners on Ha Long Bay voice strong opposition to local authorities' request to paint their hulls white.
Websites sell millions peoples' private information
The Ministry of Public Security detected websites set up specifically to trade in personal information.
Central hospitals seriously overloaded, says minister
The Minister of Health said hospitals in big cities are seriously overloaded, but the matter cannot be resolved overnight.
Iranian leader launches tour of US foes in LatAm
Iranian President arrived in Venezuela to start a five-day tour aimed at shoring up ties in Latin America.
Ministry scraps unauthorised programmes at vocational schools
The Ministry of Education and Training has closed down unlicensed undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programmes at four HCM City schools.
Japan halts search for 22 missing ship crewmen
The Japan Coast Guard decided to call off the search for 22 missing Vietnamese crewmen aboard the Vinalines Queen that sank off the coast of the Philippines on Christmas Day.
Murray wins Brisbane Open
World No.4 Andy Murray laid down a marker for the Australian Open with a 65-minute demolition of Alexandr Dolgopolov in the final of the Brisbane International.
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