VIETNAM TODAY

Leaders across the world have conveyed their congratulations to Viet Nam ahead of its 68th National Day on September 2.

A host of cultural activities will be held across the country to commemorate Vietnam’s National Day (September 2).

High demands of instant noodles in Vietnam have brought both opportunities and challenges to the producers.

Construction has just been completed on a major new flyover in downtown Hanoi after six months of work in an effort to help the capital city alleviate congestion woes, especially during rush hour.

After one customer was chagred VND1.03 million for parking her car at Noi Bai International Airport for four days, even aviation officials were surprised.

Arab foreign ministers will meet in Cairo Sunday to discuss Syria, Arab League deputy chief Ahmed Ben Helli said Saturday, as the United States appeared to be readying a strike on the country.

Deputy PM Hoang Trung Hai has told all localities to make sure their reservoirs were safe following reports that several hundred are already showing signs of degradation.

The Investment and Industrial Development Corporation, Japan’s Yokohama International Centre, and the Eastern International University have signed an August 30 agreement to establish a Japanese and Mathematical Training Terakoya.

The second Hanoi Poetry and Storytelling Slam, titled “Lost in Translation”, will be held in Hanoi on September 11.

Industry and trade sectors of 14 cities and provinces along the banks of the Red River have agreed to strengthen their cooperation and make full use of regional connectivity to attract more investment.

A four-month exhibition at Hanoi’s National History Museum is showcasing almost 140 priceless pieces of ancient Vietnamese jewellery.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung on August 30 hosted a solemn reception to the diplomatic corps on the occasion of the 68th anniversary of the National Day of Vietnam. The following is the full text of the speech.

Having espirit fort towards challenges, PM Nguyen Tan Dung holds special influences over the future of Vietnam’s economic renovation.

An earthquake struck a remote part of southwest China on Saturday near the popular tourist area of Shangri-La, killing at least one person, state media said.

An economics student shares the real life lessons he learned about the benefits of micro-finance, which go far beyond academic economics.

The joyous celebration at Hang Day Stadium and the breathtaking race for second and third places may be the last resorts for helping the ailing V-League 2013 national football championship end with some impression left for football fans.

The VNPT Technology Company has launched its smartphone, which has a reasonable price but still has many of the functions of this type of product.

A Vietnamese student studying at the Thailand-based Asian Institute of Technology has won the Best Master’s Student paper award from the West Coast Section – Air and Waste Management Association of the United States.

Cancer, one of the burdens shouldered by the global health sector, was put on the table at an international seminar in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue on August 30.