VIETNAM TODAY

Vietnam is among 16 other Buddhist countries sending Buddhist art and ritual objects to the International Buddhist Museum in Sri Lanka’s ancient capital city of Kandy.

DTiNews' Brian Webb declares the new global war, where armies would dress in colourful uniforms and dance fabulously.

A new volcanic eruption in Iceland shut down the country's airspace, a year after the eruption of nearby Eyjafjoell caused aviation chaos across Europe.

Medals, orders of the State President and certificates of merit of the Prime Minister were recently awarded to 500 overseas Vietnamese in Thailand.

Chinese Premier said Beijing would ease some bans imposed on Japanese food imports as leaders of Japan, China and South Korea held a trilateral summit.

As the shrimp and tra fish prices rise both locally and globally, farmers and traders in the Mekong Delta are paying more for breeder shrimp and fish.

Party and State leaders joined voters nationwide to elect deputies to the National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels.

They spent months warning the world of the apocalypse. And so they waited, vigilantly, on Saturday for the appointed hour to arrive.

Over 60 million voters from across Vietnam have started casting their ballots for members of parliament and People's Committees.

Vietnamese Minister of National Defense and his Indonesian counterpart agreeed on measures to enhance bilateral cooperation in defense and security.    

Despite an abundant supply, Vietnam is still among the world’s most expensive places to rent offices.  

With a 2,500-year Buddhist tradition and more than 10 million Buddhists, Vietnam can become an attractive destination for Zen tourism.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Barack Obama against chasing what he called a Middle East peace "based on illusions".

Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was spending his first day outside a prison on Saturday after his lawyers posted $6 million bond.

Rescuers have recovered 15 bodies from the cruise ship that capsized on the Saigon River in Binh Duong Province.

By May 20, localities nationwide had completed preparations for the elections of deputies to the 13th National Assembly and People’s Council at all levels.

Due to inhospitable terrain, residents in some places in Nghe An Province went to the polls on May 20.

BP had recovered over $1.0 billion in costs linked to last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill from a US subsidiary of Japanese Mitsui & Co.

The week-long festival is expected to attract around 5 million domestic and foreign visitors.