VIETNAM TODAY

The charges filed against 20 senior military officers in Turkey this week mark the most serious development to date in a series of alleged plots against the government by members of the armed forces.

Twelve undergraduate students, one graduate teaching assistant and one professor will be traveling over 8,000 miles to HCM City for Cal State Fullerton’s first international field trip.

The online job market continued to recover with the rise in labour demand indexes in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to online job services website VietnamWorks.com.

Vietnam has never looked sunnier, writes Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group.

The Vietnam National Coal-Mineral Industries Group will inaugurate an Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract for the Nhan Co aluminum factory in Dak Nong province

Vietnam consistently pursues a policy of preserving and promoting the time-honoured friendship and strategic partnership with India, said a top legislative leader.

Even as Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda wrapped up a grueling appearance before Congress, the head of the world's largest automaker wasn't leaving his problems behind.

Nguyen Van Het was an elderly impoverished man just weeks ago until his luck changed, and he became a Vietnamese billionaire from the lottery.

The HCMC College of Food Industries has earned University status and the Information Technology & Communications University has been established.

Three Google executives were convicted of violating Italian privacy laws on Wednesday

Love, life, and the pursuit of happiness in America. It can get complicated, especially when the romance takes place across oceans, and when governments get in the way.

Russia started importing tra and basa fish from Vietnam in 2009, and the amounts have gradually grown.

The world’s largest contract manufacturer of notebook PCs, Compal Electronics, will build a production facility in Vietnam.

A Vietnamese trade representative to Taipei rebutted allegations that Chinese agricultural products have been imported into Taiwan via Vietnam.

Prosecutors in California, USA have dismissed charges against a Vietnamese student of brandishing a deadly weapon and resisting a peace officer.

After two months living inside a young girl’s lungs, a fifteen-centimetre long leech was surgically removed by doctors.

Students will be able to travel 8,697 miles from Chicago to Ho Chi Minh city as part of the new study abroad program in Vietnam in the fall.

Thanks to his experience fighting fires, Le Tien Dung was able to help other fire fighters survive fierce blazes in Hoang Lien National Park.

More than sixty drug addicts at a detoxification center in Ho Chi Minh City managed to escape Monday night after some of them staged a quarrel.