VIETNAM TODAY

Laura Lam writes about her experience coming back to Vietnam to celebrate Hanoi’s 1,000th year.

The Business Studies & Assistance Centre has released a map detailing the distribution of Vietnamese goods in Tra Vinh Province.

Teacher Nguyen Lan Phuong has spent 10 years devoting her life to the education of Angola.

A group of former officials and economists have proposed halting implementation of bauxite exploitation projects in Vietnam.

The central coastal province of Ninh Thuan has announced the locations for two nuclear power plants.

The representative office of DTiNews in HCM City has been receiving more and more donations for victims of the flood-ravaged central provinces.

The United States looked set to win G20 backing Saturday to tackle groaning trade imbalances.

Top striker Le Cong Vinh's chances of taking part in December's ASEAN Football Championship, AFF-Suzuki Cup remain unclear.

Graphic accounts of torture, civilian killings and Iran's hand in the Iraq war are detailed in hundreds of thousands of US military documents made public on the whistleblower website WikiLeaks.

Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. announced the recall of nearly 528,000 vehicles worldwide Friday due to a defect with the cylinder that holds brake fluid.

Coming to the northwest of Vietnam during these days, visitors will be breath-taken by the Tam Giac Mach flower fields.

As technology continues advancing and the government looks to upgrade, digital signatures within the government and e-commerce markets have been addressed.

Vietnam want to further tighten friendship and cooperation with the United Arab Emirates and then increase ties with Middle East and Arab countries.

The Ship for Southeast Asia Youth Programme is a big regional event with young people from 10 ASEAN and Japan taking part in.

A regional forum on human trafficking and migration will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from October 24-30.

Many touching stories have developed as details emerge of survival stories during the devastating floods that hit Vietnam.

The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment assured that two red-mud lakes in the Central Highlands were safe.

Hataphar has been reportedly fined 50 million VND for letting another company produce poor quality medicine under its brand name.

Tigers could become extinct within 12 years but a top level meeting in Russia next month could help reverse the decline, nature conservation body WWF said.