Acclaimed violinist Ryu to grace HanoiAmerican Japanese violin hero Goto Ryu will perform a Paganini night at the Hanoi Opera House on Friday and Saturday, reports VietnamPlus.
Obama set to unveil Afghan troop cutsPresident Barack Obama will order his promised US troop drawdown from Afghanistan in a prime time address Wednesday.
Hanoi firm pulls out 12 juices with DEHPHanoi-based YNG Shin Food Co Ltd has withdrawn 12 fruit juices containing plasticizer DEHP, the Department of Food Safety and Hygiene said.
Inflation forces workers to find part-time jobsMany workers in industrial zones and export processing zones have been forced to work overtime to confront soaring prices on everyday necessities.
Nation falls under ongoing cyber attackIn the first weeks of this month, hundreds of websites with the domain name of "vn" have been the subject of cyber attacks throughout Vietnam.
More Japan tourists to go to HCMC on chartered flightsVietravel and APEX Vietnam Co., LTD have said chartered flights will take hundreds of Japanese tourists to HCM City since March.
Vietnam exports more rice to Sierra LeoneVietnam will export 50,000 tonnes of rice to Sierra Leone following a memorandum of understanding signed in Hanoi on June 21.
NASA to embark on last leg of Arctic sea studyThe US space agency said that it is sending a team of scientists on the second and final mission of a NASA field study on Arctic ice.
International donors join hands for flood victimsOver 14,200 flood-hit households in central Vietnam have benefited from a six-month project funded by two international organisations.
Vietnam tops ASEAN Youth Chess ChampionshipVietnam has won the champion title at the 12th ASEAN Youth Chess Championship held in Indonesia.
Google breaks billion-visitor barrierFigures released by industry tracker comScore credited Google with being the first online operation to attract over a billion visitors in a month.
Contest to redesign Hanoi's largest green spaceVietnamese urban experts, together with local and foreign partners, have launched a contest to redesign Thong Nhat Park.
5-year-old children hurrying for intensive practice writing classesThe babyhood of Vietnam children seems to becoming shorter because they have to begin learning at the year of four or five instead of six.
Words on Wheels opens children's mindsA school in Hanoi is crowded with pupils on Saturday mornings, all eagerly awaiting a mobile library carrying books and educational games.
Glimmers of green hope for Asian citiesThe air in most Asian cities is getting more polluted and the rivers filthier, but experts believe in a green vision for the region.
Japanese support for SMEs in VietnamJICA will provide aid to Vietnamese state agencies in their effort to develop small and medium-sized enterprises.
Architect re-elected mayorNguyen The Thao has been re-elected as Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee for the 2011-16 term.
High interest rates hit energy developmentEnergy groups have expressed their concerns regarding excessive loan interest rates and capital shortages, a recent seminar heard.
Tritium leaks found at many nuke sitesRadioactive tritium has leaked from three-quarters of U.S. commercial nuclear power sites, an Associated Press investigation shows.
Build unified ASEAN in South China Sea: McCainSenator John McCain called for U.S. support to Southeast Asian nations to stand up against China in the increasingly volatile South China Sea.