Mini supermarkets specializing in selling foreign products have recently mushroomed in Hanoi, putting on shelf a number of products which are, however, not officially brought to the country.
While the students from well-off families can go to universities with their parents’ money, many others have to work hard to get money for their studies.
President Barack Obama said the United States will further cut nuclear stockpiles as part of efforts to keep atomic weapons out of extremist hands at a summit overshadowed by North Korea.
Smoke discharges from thousands of brick-kilns in the Mekong Delta have polluted the environment and impacted human health and agricultural productivity.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung leaves Hanoi for an official three-day visit to the Republic of Korea to attend the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit at the invitation of President Lee Myung Bak.
Leaders of Central Highlands' provinces yesterday called for more support from the Government to help reduce poverty through sustainable, community-based programmes.
To maintain GDP growth of 6 percent in 2012, Vietnam should smooth the way for business to boost industrial production, develop markets, facilitate product sales and reduce inventory.
A ground breaking ceremony for border marker 314 was held in Kien Giang province according to the friendship borderline agreement signed between the Vietnamese and Cambodian Governments.
The Association of overseas Vietnamese from Hai Duong province living in Moscow contributed 1,000 USD in support of people and soldiers in the Truong Sa (Spratly) island district.