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Sang Le forest in Nghe An Province not only boasts beautiful scenery but also a unique experience.

Police have arrested 13 Taiwanese people in linkage with cross-border phone and Internet fraud, the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security said.

A Boeing 737 crash-landed on a Colombian island, split in three, but somehow only one passenger died.

Hanoi researchers find Vietnamese lesbians victims of social isolation

Quang Ngai police arrested four state auditors for accepting bribes on August 14.

Apple's South Korean distributor said Monday it would start taking preorders for the iPhone 4 this week before its official launch next month.

The World Bank will provide US$180.4 million for Vietnam in the form of preferential credit to build the Vietnam-Germany University.

Vietnamese startup carrier Air Mekong is going to launch domestic services this October.

An exhibition entitled “Dingbats Brazil” will be held at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum o­n August 21-30.

Hanoi T&T drew with Navibank Sai Gon 0-0 yesterday, August 15, to secure the season title with 46 points, one round earlier than expected.

Japan's economy was outpaced by China in the second quarter on nominal terms, data showed Monday.

Senior officials in charge of socio-cultural affairs from 10 ASEAN members are gathering for their fourth meeting of the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Council.

Donations from DTiNews’ readers have poured to help a little boy suffering from a rare and painful skin disease.

In part 16 of Laura Lam's series, Ho Chi Minh reaches a crossroads in Hong Kong, gaining support as he faces trial.

The 120 top university graduates and the 25 students were honoured at a programme held in Hanoi on August 15.

Australian police say a Vietnamese man was killed when a tourist bus crashed in south-west Victoria on Sunday afternoon.

The Da Nang-Quang Ngai expressway has been approved for construction, however site clearance issues still loom.

South Korea and the United States launched a new round of war games on Monday involving tens of thousands of troops, despite threats of retaliation from North Korea.

Government Project 1956 on vocational training for rural workers through 2020 is the biggest ever project targeting rural workers.