VIETNAM TODAY

Rascals cut tails of two elephants, which are serving at the Prenn Waterfall Tourist Area in the Highland city of Dalat on August 31.

India's Tata Steel says it is expecting Vietnamese government investment licence in the next three months.

An ancient reef found in the Pacific may provide clues to what will happen to coral when sea temperatures rise.

A photography exhibition entitled “Vietnamese Soul” opened in London on September 1 on Vietnam and its people to mark the country’s 65th National Day.

An exchange to honour individuals and organisations who have outstanding contribution in prevention and struggle against crime was held in Ho Chi Minh City.

The EU has urged China to step up the fight against black market exports, especially counterfeit cigarettes.

Thousands fled Vietnam's cities during rush hour, leaving the streets bombarded with traffic before National Day.

An 11 year old boy with good English skills has become an familliar interpreter for foreign visitors to his hometown in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh.

Leaders from around the world sent congratulations to Vietnam on the 65th anniversary of the country's National Day.

The August Revolution and the birth of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam were the victory of the Vietnamese nation.

WHO and the National Traffic Safety Committee announced the commencement of a new program to strengthen road safety in Vietnam.

Bob Bradley says he is looking forward to the challenge of coaching in another World Cup and part of that process includes getting to know his players better.

Vinashin’s newly-appointed leader were suspended after investigators found incriminating evidence, said an official.

The Ministry of Transport will continue researching the possibilities of a bullet train from HCM City to Hanoi.

“Vietnam Days” will be held in Bruxelles to mark the Vietnam National Day and promote cultural cooperation programme between Vietnam and Wallonie-Bruxelles.

Prejudiced parents teach disadvantaged children a bitter lesson in bigotry.  

Vietnam’s growth has been relatively equitable but the country’s children are facing rising inequalities, the United Nations said Tuesday.

The northern province of Quang Ninh will host the ASEM Forum on climate change and measures for adaptation and mitigation on September 6-7

Economist Le Dang Doanh says Vietnam needs to create an equal playing field for all economic sectors.