VIETNAM TODAY

NA deputies focused their inquiries on the Prime Minister and two ministers about golf course development policies.

Vietnam and Switzerland will create favourable conditions for their enterprises to increase cooperative exchanges investments.

A flurry of golds catapulted Vietnam into second place in the medals table at the Southeast Asian Games Wednesday as Thailand's momentum stalled.

The toll from ever-more intense floods, drought, and heatwaves will crescendo this century unless humanity anticipates the onslaught, according to a UN report.

People in a village in Thanh Hoa Province have used a dangerous pontoon bridge for 10 years.

The Saigon Trading Corporation has incurred losses of VND174 billion due to its poorly advised investment in the stock market.

The central province of Thua Thien – Hue has so far attracted 43 projects in tourism with total

A climate innovation centre will be set up in Vietnam to promote climate technology by offering venture finance and other support for small and medium enterprises.

Suoi Tien Theme Park has been listed among the 12 most popular parks in the world by The Traveler Zone, an online website about traveling.

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has urged relevant ministries and agencies to push investigations and court procedures into ongoing corruption-related cases for prosecution by the end of the year to ensure clear and strict law enforcement.

The capacity of major airports, such as those in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, have recently been reaching their limits during peak hours.

Syria will boycott an Arab League meeting to follow up its decision to suspend Damascus from the organization.

Hundreds of police moved into Zuccotti Park before dawn, tearing down tents in a surprise strike against the birthplace of Occupy Wall Street, protestors said.

Many parents in the Mekong Delta are too busy to stop their children playing in dangerous flood waters.

Thousands of residents in Thanh Hoa are worried about their power supply after a local power firm announced they would halt their operations.

The Mekong Delta Business Forum was launched to engage the business sector in initiatives to respond to climate

Professor Phan Trong Luan, a member of the editorial board that tinkered with the ending of one of

The 17th Vietnam Film Festival, scheduled in Phu Yen Province on December 14-17, is expected to attract about 108 films, an official said.

Nicholas D. Kristof, a U.S journalist, wrote an article on the New York Times to call for support to Dao Ngoc Phung, a poor student in Long An.