VIETNAM TODAY

More and more graduates who have finished their studies in other countries are choosing to return to Vietnam and work.

Tarpan horses, a breed that disappeared from the wild in Europe two centuries ago, will soon be reintroduced in Bulgaria, organisers said.

The Chevron Vietnam Company and the Vietnam Children Sponsorship Fund presented 200 scholarships to poor gifted students in Can Tho City.

Vietnam celebrates the 66th anniversary of its National Day with strong determination to speed up national development.

LG Electronics said it has tied up with Philips and Sharp to ramp up production of applications for Internet-powered televisions.

Vietnamese chess masters Le Quang Liem and Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son had good results in their 2nd round matches at the World Chess Cup.

An appeal court in HCM City reduced the sentence for a former official found guilty of bribery to 20 years in prison.

The exhibition of paintings by Dao Hai Phong and photos by Ngoc Thai will be held in Hanoi this September.

After a summer filled with superheroes, Hollywood's fall movies focus less on effects-filled blockbusters and more on performance-driven films.

CPI in September is expected to continue its decline at a rate of 0.8 percent, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade's Market Watch Team.

Five more football players will join the U23 team to prepare for the qualifying round of the 2012 Olympic London.

Textbook prices in Vietnam have been on the rise, while tens of millions of second-hand textbooks are discarded annually.

High tide water levels in Ho Chi Minh City are forecast to reach level 1 and cross 1.35 meters early September.

Asian markets rose for a fourth straight day Thursday following another gain on Wall Street thanks to upbeat US data, while Chinese manufacturing figures also provided some support.

The poverty rate among ethnic minority groups has been reduced from 47 percent in 2007 to 28.8 percent in 2010.

State President has asked the Supreme People’s Procuracy to make important changes in judicial reform to match national construction and defence.

The State Bank of Vietnam is mulling over a plan to attract and utilise gold accumulated in domestic savings.

At least 102 people were killed when a dam burst in torrential rain and flooding in southwest Nigeria, a local Red Cross official told AFP Wednesday.

Experts believe that the “community forest” is really the good mechanism for sustainable forest management after the success of a pilot project.