Strauss-Kahn casts shadow over EU debt crisis talksThe storm over the IMF chief's sex assault case threw a giant cloud Monday over a European finance ministers' meeting.
Vietnam, UNICEF join hands to prevent child injuriesChild injury accidents are becoming a global problem that results in 2,000 fatalities every day.
Foreign firms provide career guidance to Vietnamese studentsIntel, Dell and Yahoo! Vietnam will tie up with local firms to provide a series of career path guide programmes for Vietnamese students.
Six Senses among world’s 50 best hotelsThe Six Senses Hideaway resort on Con Dao Island in Vietnam is on the list of 50 best hotels in the world by Travel & Leisure magazine.
Former war refugee opens HCMC orphanageSuzanne Hook, 42, one of the first babies to be rescued during the Vietnam War, have come back Vietnam to support children with misfortunes.
Phelps downs Lochte for backstroke winMichael Phelps beat Ryan Lochte in the 200m backstroke to leave the Charlotte UltraSwim long course Grand Prix with one victory.
Taiwanese electronic firms survey Vietnamese marketA delegation of electronic businesses from Taiwan is seeking investment opportunities in Vietnam.
Campaign turns spotlight on software piracy issueA campaign was launched in mid-May in Vietnam to raise business and consumer awareness towards software copyright.
Obama warns on debt ceiling riskPresident Barack Obama warned the United States risked plunging back into recession if a standoff over the US debt ceiling lingers.
Tighter policy proposed for FDI realty projectsThe Ministry of Construction has proposed inspection over foreign-invested real estate projects.
IMF chief vows to fight sex assault chargesIMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn vowed to fight charges of assaulting a hotel chambermaid.
IPs play dirty in war on wasteThe unchecked release of untreated effluents into the environment by a majority of industrial parks is killing rivers in many localities nationwide.
Lac Hong University wins robot contestLac Hong University from the southern province of Dong Nai will represent Vietnam at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Robocon contest.
Hanoi through a Saigonese’s lensPhotographer Nguyen The Duong has just finalised the first stage of a project named “I Love Hanoi”.
Gates: 'Premature' to eye faster Afghan pulloutUS Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has said accelerating troop withdrawals from Afghanistan would be "premature."
Bloodshed along Israel borders kills 12 on Nakba DayIsraeli gunfire killed 12 people and wounded hundreds as Palestinians marched on Israel's borders with Lebanon, Syria and Gaza.
Solar panel project kicks offThe Indochinese Energy Company started construction of a solar panel factory in the central coastal province of Quang Nam on May 14.
Tsunami-alerting towers test runTowers watching and alerting tsunami were put into trial operation Danang in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai.
Thousand-year-old pagoda in northern villageHaiphong is home to a historic pagoda that was built during the Ly Dynasty in the beginning of the 11th century.
Flight delayed due to bomb threatA Vietnam Airlines flight had to be delayed for over 2 hours when a foreign passenger claimed to have a bomb in his baggage.
Vietnam's exports to Australia rise by nearly 30 per centVietnam's exports to Australia rose by nearly 30 per cent in the first seven months of...
Work begins on HCM City Ring Road 4 section through Dong NaiConstruction began on September 30 on a section of HCMC's Ring Road 4 through Dong Nai...
Vietnam's car sales grow fastest in Southeast Asia, driven by EVsVietnam's car sales grew 31.1 per cent in the first half of 2026, the fastest rate in...
Investment sought for 29 major expressway projectsThe Ministry of Construction is seeking PPP investment for 29 priority expressway...
Vietnam tops the world in two export innovation indicatorsVietnam has risen one place to 43rd among 139 economies in the 2026 Global Innovation...
74 priority firms account for one-third of Vietnam's tradeJust 74 companies have priority status with Vietnam's customs authorities, yet they...