VIETNAM TODAY

Police have busted a human trafficking syndicate with the arrest of a 34-year-old Singaporean and the rescue of 30 overseas Vietnamese in Malaysia.

A drug smuggler in a village near the Laos border shot and killed three police officers before being killed himself, police confirmed Tuesday.

Framework deal instituted for business cooperation across borders.

Authorities in Haiti say a man has been pulled alive from rubble in Port-au-Prince where he may have been trapped since the January 12 earthquake.

Laura Chinchilla has won a landslide victory to become the next president of Costa Rica.

British cruise ship Spirit of Adventure docked at Saigon port in Ho Chi Minh City on Feb. 8, bringing 800 passengers and crewmen to Vietnam.

As tradional acts like cleaning graves become hard to keep up with, a new opportunity arises for people facing poverty.

Vietnam is to maintain coffee production, while other countries struggle to recover.

Conrad Murray freed on $75,000 bail after pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter.

With the significantly low penetration and huge potential for growth, Vietnam’s payment card market is set to see strong participation of international brands.

Vietnamese diplomatic missions around the world continue to hold celebrations of the Lunar New Year with overseas Vietnamese communities.

Andre Menras, a retired French teacher, is honored to be the first foreign man granted Vietnamese nationality.

Police have detained two suspected-owners of 92 kilograms of smuggled gold for questioning.

Fireworks will be set off in 63 provinces and cities nationwide on the night of Feb. 13 to welcome the Year of Tiger.

A chance to “Welcome spring on Phan Xi Pang Mountain” has attracted many tourists from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

HCMC has been trying to meet the demand for resettlement and housing of low and medium income residences through continual building projects.

Many people buy banana blossoms for their homes that are sold along National Road 4D stretching from Sa Pa to Lao Cai city.

When the Lai Chau hydro-electric power plant is completed, it will help Lai Chau province make the most of its natural resources.

While the spring atmosphere and excitement for Tet flood everywhere, many vendors are still working very hard.