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Visitors face an array of transport worries when they navigate South Africa for the World Cup, traveling notoriously complex city streets.

State President Nguyen Minh Triet arrived in Moscow to attend the 65th anniversary of the Victory against Fascism.

The remains of 29 Vietnamese voluntary soldiers who died in Laos and Cambodia during the war have been repatriated after a six-month search.

Vietnamese fishers facing an economic catastrophe from the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are in double jeopardy.

The Hanoi authority has asked districts and towns to establish steering boards for epidemic prevention and control and introduce effective measures again blue-ear disease in pigs.

Vietnam saved 500,000 kWh of electricity, equivalent to VND 450 million during the Earth Hour 2010 campaign held on March 27.

In Le Dan's cinematic vision, a tormented former US army lieutenant returns to Vietnam to personally apologise for organising the wartime massacre at My Lai.

The first National Ethnic Representatives' Meeting will officially kick off next Wednesday in Hanoi with 1,702 delegates.

The Vietnamese People’s Navy is urged to master scientific-technological advances to upgrade and produce weapons and technical facilities in service of training and fighting.

With 310 points, Hanoi-ACB’s midfielder Pham Thanh Luong led the balloting this year’s Golden Ball award.

Britain's opposition Conservatives offered a "comprehensive" power-sharing deal to the third-placed Liberal Democrat party Friday.

Stability in Thailand is not only for the sake of the country but also the common interest of the ASEAN community, stated PM Nguyen Tan Dung.

A hot low pressure system centered in China has delivered sweltering weather to Vietnam’s northern and central regions over the last few days.

The Conservatives won most seats in a landmark general election but Britain was left Friday with a hung parliament.

Part 4 of the series tells of how the Vietnamese began "slowly bleeding the dying elephant" for a decisive victory at Dien Bien Phu.

In early May, many people from across the country visited Dien Bien Phu to look at the historic items left over from the Dien Bien Phu victory.

A Vietnamese diplomat has urged the UN to improve its efficiency and effectiveness so that it can truly serve as a protector of international peace and security.

"Responsible Travel" - the new approach in tourism that can improve businesses income and create more jobs, has been recently introduced.

A lawyer has asked to represent Nguyen Hao Anh, who was horrifically tortured by his boss, when his case goes to trial.