The US Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Metro Metals Corp. and Avista Recycling, Inc. to pay a 31,600 USD penalty for their attempt to illegally export computer waste to Vietnam.
Prince William and Kate Middleton have invited 1,900 guests to their wedding, filling Westminster Abbey with an array of royals, world leaders, family and friends.
Libyan authorities arrested dozens of foreign Arab nationals for allegedly stoking anti-regime protests amid reports that security forces had killed more than 80 people.
Japan's International Co-operation Agency will help Vietnam to improve the country's rubber industry, which will help reduce the nation's greenhouse emissions.
Over 30 years after the bullets stopped flying in Vietnam, a battle rages to help people still suffering from the effects of Agent Orange, U.S. experts said.
By the end of 2010, more than 1,160 agencies and units in the Central Highland province of Dak Lak had set up ties with villages inhabited by ethnic people.
The United States vetoed a UN resolution branding Israeli settlements illegal, prompting Palestinians to vow to re-evaluate the Middle East peace process.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned that putting national interests first will kill off the G20, as ministers met to hammer out common criteria key to ensuring global financial stability.