Union opens for people with disabilities
The Union for Disabled People’s Associations will make its debut on March 26 in Hanoi to help people with disabilities further integrate into the community.
Libya fighting rages as Kadhafi 'looks for way out'
Fighting raged in Libya, amid reports Moamer Kadhafi may be looking for a way out of the conflict.
Vietnam’s payment card market most dynamic
The Research and Markets website forecasts that the payment card market in Vietnam will grow at about 18.5 percent during the 2011- 2014 period.
Private tutoring in check, says city official
School teachers in Ho Chi Minh City are monitored and can no longer intimidate students into attending their private tuitions.
Libya rebels struggle to regroup; US jet crashes
Moammar Gadhafi's forces shelled rebels regrouping outside a strategic eastern city on Tuesday. An American fighter jet crashed, both crew ejecting safely.
Well-heeled warned off low-cost housing
Well-off people who pretend to be poor so that they can buy or rent a low-income apartment will have to surrender the dwelling.
Funding concerns press aquaculture chiefs
Agriculture authorities are in a twist about where to source investment capital for Vietnam aquaculture development plan to 2020.
University students hit hard by soaring inflation
The rising cost of living is hitting students especially hard, with those who come from rural areas to study in the city finding life extremely tough.
Lou Reed to play Japan quake benefit
Rock legend Lou Reed and composer Philip Glass will perform next month in New York at a half-day concert to benefit victims of Japan's devastating earthquake.
Work resumes at Japan nuclear plant after smoke scare
Smoke and steam again rose from damaged reactors on Tuesday at Japan's quake-hit Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Disabled tech expert hopes to enter parliament
Nguyen Cong Hung, 29, is the first ever candidate with disability to file for an National Assembly seat not to be nominated by the Party.
WHO says Japanese food is safe
The World Health Organization said Monday that spinach and milk found to have been contaminated with radiation in Japan were safe to eat and drink.
State, Government leaders present 2007-2011 term reports
President Nguyen Minh Triet and Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung presented their working reports for the 2007-2011 term to the National Assembly on March 21.
Temples for the warrior kings
The Den Tran temple complex is a popular heritage site in Tuc Mac Hamlet, Loc Vuong Commune, about 100 kilometers from Hanoi in Nam Dinh province.
Tokyo stocks up 3.61% as BoJ pumps more cash in
Tokyo stocks jumped 3.61% early Tuesday as traders returned from a public holiday and the Bank of Japan renewed its emergency fund provision.
Dantri/DTiNews reaches 100 million hits per week
Dantri/DTiNews attracted 100 million page views last week, a record since its inception 5 years ago.
Kadhafi strongholds bombed as Misrata said overrun
Moamer Kadhafi's Tripoli compound was rocked by blasts, as international criticism mounted over the air assault on Libya.
Power plants face ‘dead level' threat
Water levels in almost all reservoirs in the southern and Central Highland regions have dropped close to the "dead level".
World learns from Dutch to keep head above water
Dubai's Palm Island, New Orleans' upgraded dykes and Australia's water recycling plants all benefited from Dutch know-how.
Ex-tycoon embarks on 20,000km bike trip for charity
After a long day of waiting, we finally caught sight of a big man riding a huge motorcycle towards the Bear Rescue Centre in Tam Dao near Hanoi.
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