VIETNAM TODAY

Many Vietnamese have diabetes but are unaware of it - and the condition is spreading fast in South East Asia, scientists have warned.

Europe began the year with weak economic growth, even before a string of governments launched tough budget cutbacks

A batch of 80 computers and 10 printers has been provided for the northern mountainous province of Bac Kan.

The company says it removed apps from Thuat Nguyen of Vietnam for violations 'including fraudulent purchase patterns.'

Nguyen Van Minh, 60 years old, has proven that there is no limitation when it comes to learning.

The Vietnam Government's initial efforts to simplify 258 administrative procedures were "historical", Eurocham Vietnam chairman said.

Vietnam and the European Union are expected to sign an agreement on comprehensive partnership and cooperation later this year.

The severe hot weather that hit northern and central regions over the last few days begins to drop slightly today although temperatures remain high.

The stadium in Polokwane stands idle after its last World Cup match nearly two weeks ago. Now this and other cities wonder: What's next?

The Belgian government has granted more than 13 million EUR to help Ninh Thuan province build a drainage system and a waste treatment plant.

The Marhall Islands’ Hubsterllar ship has rescued six crewmen abroad a fishing boat which met with an accident off the coast of Da Nang city.

Scorching heat was expected to sear the US northeast Tuesday, with temperatures of 38 degrees Celsius and hotter forecast in many places.

406 contractors in HCMC who have intentionally delayed the payment of their fines have had construction licenses revoked.

Be Island’s inhabitants are desperate for water as drought conditions leave them helpless.

Advanced treatment for prostate cancer was now available in the country and at a lower cost than getting it done abroad, medical experts said.

In the lead up to the 1000th anniversary of Hanoi-Thang Long, Hanoi is carrying out several social welfare programmes.

The Thai government announced Tuesday that it was extending a state of emergency in 19 provinces, including Bangkok.

Road havoc in major cities followed the finish of exams as students rushed to get home.

Locals gathered trying to collect oil after discovering hundreds of litres had leaked from a broken pipeline in Da Nang.