ECB chiefs gathered under tight security in Spain to discuss whether to provide more money for governments as the political resolve to rein in deficits shows signs of crumbling.
Illegal sand exploitation is causing serious landslides and damaging farm land along the banks of the Luoc River in Thai Binh Province’s Diep Nong Commune.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy launched fierce assaults on his Socialist rival in their debate before their election clash, but failed to land a decisive blow on the frontrunner.
An Australian education exhibition will take place in Hanoi and HCM City on May 12-13 respectively, with the participation of 14 private and public Australian high schools.
A national online conference on meetings with citizens and settlement of complaints and denouncements was opened under the chair of Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
More than a quarter of Japanese in their twenties have thought about taking their own life, according to a survey released, in a nation with one of the world's highest suicide rates.
An international air survey has announced that Vietnam is rated 123rd out of 132 nations, and its ranking is forecast to drop even further in the future.
There were nearly 200 traffic accidents in the country during the recent four-day holiday from April 28 to May 1, according to a quick tally by the National Traffic Safety Committee.
The General Administration of Customs has dealt with more than 2,200 violations on smuggling, worth a total fine of USD591,000 within one month since March 16.