VIETNAM TODAY

The relationship between new wife and mother-in-law is never easy, especially in these rapidly changing times.

Despite great efforts, universities say they can only find 50 percent of the number of lecturers they need.

A three-in-one biennial industrial tradeshow opened in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday.

Thousands of youngsters, including tertiary students, have joined the Ho Chi Minh City Go Green Club.

The price of gold in Vietnam hit a record high on September 15 after global market climbed to an all-time high of US$1,276 an ounce.

Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet will attend the United Nations High-level Plenary Meeting on the Millennium Development Goals in New York.

Champions and co-costs Vietnam have been drawn with three-times winners Singapore in the 2010 AFF Cup, Southeast Asia's premier soccer tournament.

The flood predicaments in Ho Chi Minh City cannot be controlled due to reckless construction work.

Upon his arrival in Hanoi on Sept. 15, Lao Prime Minister Buasone Bouphavan held talks with his Vietnamese counterpart, Nguyen Tan Dung.

Vietnam's Ministry of Health has launched a new campaign to vaccinate 7.5 million children between the ages of nine and 18 months against measles.

Ontiveros recently beat out baristas worldwide to take first place at the 2010 The Coffee Bean World Barista Competition, which was held in Vietnam.

Gadget-mad South Korea now has more mobile phones than people, telecoms authorities said Wednesday.

The U.S. has fully-funded a “national single window customs pilot project” aimed at streamlining cargo transfers and efficiency of trade.

Hydropower lakes across Vietnam are short on water although the peak rain season has come and gone.

As from September 15, all international airports in Vietnam will do away with procedures of entry and exit for all passengers.

Rampant substandard moon cakes available in market have raise public concerns.

The number of global hungry has declined by nearly 10 percent, the first drop in the number of undernourished since 1995.

An exhibition named “Tools of Learning, Past and Present,” is on at the Temple of Literature until the end of this month.

Ten companies under the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group have made production expansion investments to meet increasing orders.