VIETNAM TODAY

The Boston Bruins have kept their Stanley Cup hopes alive, punishing Vancouver 5-2 to force a game seven in the NHL's championship series.

Despite the impact of recent disasters, Japan will maintain its ODA pledges for Vietnam in the coming time, an official said.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has forecast that the country’s rice exports could reach 7.1 to 7.4 million tonnes this year.

Movie actress Ngo Thanh Van launched a charity project called Scar of Life to raise money for children with cardiovascular diseases.

Almost three-quarters of Japanese respondents to a newspaper poll favour a gradual phase-out of nuclear energy in the wake of the Fukushima atomic accident .

China’s attacks on Vietnamese ships show the country’s intent to provoke Vietnam, said Major General Le Van Cuong.

The Vietnamese government issued an ordinance regarding exemption from military conscription in times of war.

Nha Trang City pulled out all the stops for its Sea Festival, as crowds were entertained by a colourful street carnival.

UN food agency called for greater use of environmentally sustainable techniques by poor farmers in order to increase crop intensity.

A football tournament for the Vietnamese students in the summer of 2011 wrapped up in Moscow on June 12.

A Vietnamese agency has made public 11 national records at the closing ceremony of the Quang Binh Province’s Cultural-Tourism Week 2011.

International donors pledged $4.3 billion to vaccinate nearly 250 million children against life-threatening diseases at a London conference.

Vietnamese people have always been inventive when it comes to finding ways to get things done.

A shipment of over 9,575 tonnes of coal from Indonesia arrived at the Cai Lai seaport in the southern province of Dong Nai on June 13.

A top secret US government report into the Vietnam War has been officially released.

The time for cheerful amateurism is over, and Vietnamese businesses and state agencies are going to have to bite the bullet, writes DTiNews' JC Smith.

A workshop themed “Sweden-Vietnam partnership in sustainability” was held in the central city of Danang on June 6.

To defend Vietnam’s waters and islands, the naval forces have regular practice and are always ready to fight for the country’s sovereignty.

In the struggling to defend the country’s sovereignty in the East Sea, there are great contributions from normal people called barefoot heroes.