VIETNAM TODAY

Two accomplices who participated in the unconscionable torture of a 14-year-old boy were arrested on May 4.

The Drug Administration of Vietnam announced the urgent recall of liquid pharmaceuticals for children made in the USA.

Students in the US caught up in the campus protests against the Vietnam War are going to re-stage graduation ceremonies cancelled in 1970.

The Talent Converging Program 2010 is calling all those with high will-power and passion, encouraging them to try to make their dreams come true.

The Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations presented the insignia “For Peace and Friendship among Nations” to former Caracas guerrilla Noel Quintero of Venezuela.

A Pakistani-American man was charged with international terrorism in the attempted car bombing of New York's Times Square.

The Government’s roles are to protect good health for its people and to particularly fight back TB disease, said Deputy PM Nhan.

Fifteen contractors of Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower project will be punished a total of VND235 million for their violations.

Work on construction of a 110 million USD resort started in the central city of Da Nang on May 4 by the Saigon-Da Nang Investment JSC.

Foreign investors in Vietnam's third oil refinery aim to begin construction next month, an official said Tuesday.

President Nguyen Minh Triet welcomed voters of HCM City’s precincts 1 and 2 for their opinions given to law building during his meeting on May 4.

Thailand's anti-government protesters agreed Tuesday to try to settle their differences with the government to prevent more bloodshed.

As painstaking and physically demanding as it is to make bricks, most brickmakers were found to be women in one village.

46 Vietnamese doctors and nurses began a two-day mission in Cambodia to provide eye checks-up and surgeries to poor patients.

Vietnam’s project on “Building continuous ceramic brick four-chamber kilns with rice husk gasification technology” has won the Energy Globe Awards 2009.

Locals and authorities uncovered a boy who underwent inhumane, horrifying and barbaric torture at the hands of his boss.

The Goethe Institute will display two new publications on Vietnam’s relics at the An Dinh palace in the former imperial city of Hue.

Vietnamese tra fish account for 99.9 percent of the global market share, said an official.

When PhD graduate Doan Ha Thang saw ethnic children speaking up to six languages to foreign tourists in Sa Pa, he realised the unlimited learning potential of young students.