VIETNAM TODAY

A British folk singer revealed how John Lennon sent him a letter of reassurance -- but it did not reach him for 34 years.

The Vietnam Energy Association has asked the Government to raise electricity prices next year, retaining subsidies only for poor and people covered by special Government policies.

Five importers of hybrid cars have complained that they were not given tax incentives promised for energy-efficient vehicles.

Landslides caused by heavy rains killed at least three people in the northern province of Quang Ninh on August 17.

China insisted Tuesday it was still a developing nation despite overtaking Japan as the world's second largest economy.

Hanoi’s Van Xuan flower garden on Quan Thanh Street has become a free haven for book lovers.

KwF said it wants to stop funding for the Phong Nha-Ke Bang nature conversation project because the project’s management board has infringed its commitments.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung has come to a decision regarding the future of ship-building giant Vinashin, limiting it to three focal points.

CBRE’s Richard Leech proposes a mix of trade centres and upgrading traditional markets for development.

Thirty and not yet married; the perceptions of single women in Vietnam are being challenged.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung highlighted the major goals of an ASEAN Community as a focus on people and a friendly approach to the environment.

The United Nations warned of a "second wave of death" in flood-stricken Pakistan.

The damage inflicted by intensive farming on the environment and human health were highlighted at a meeting held in HCM City.

As Hue's schools prepare to open for a new year, DTiNews' continued investigation reveals that many are not ready.

An exhibition entitled, “Urban planning and administrative boundaries of Hanoi in the period 1873-1954" opened in Hanoi on Aug. 16.

Sang Le forest in Nghe An Province not only boasts beautiful scenery but also a unique experience.

Police have arrested 13 Taiwanese people in linkage with cross-border phone and Internet fraud, the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security said.

A Boeing 737 crash-landed on a Colombian island, split in three, but somehow only one passenger died.

Hanoi researchers find Vietnamese lesbians victims of social isolation