VIETNAM TODAY

The second congress of Islamic Cham ethnic community in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang was held at the Nekmah Mosque in Tan Chau town.

Strategic Mining Corporation announced the implementation of plans to expand its gold mining interests to the U.S. and Vietnam

Vietnam's payment card market has grown nearly three-fold over the last two years, says a new report.

The vets came for reasons that ranged from removing bombs and mines, to revisiting an orphanage school.

Vietnam’s central bank will probably raise its benchmark interest rate this year to the highest among 16 regional economies.

Canal+ Group has launched the K+ channel package in Vietnam, offering up more than 50 local and international services.

Keppel Land signed a joint venture agreement with Vietnamese partner Tien Phuoc to develop a 11-ha waterfront residential site for 175 villas in HCM City.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) are set to lose midfielder Datsakorn Thonglao for the new V-League season.

Sounds of wailing fill the streets where collapsed rubble and bodies lie.

New building to provide work place for 1,200 FPT employees in the central province.

Investigation results revealed a number of faults in Jetstar Pacific's procedures.

After three weeks of touring using a scooter, a sketch impression of a fast growing, economic tiger was quickly vindicated and refined.

An unidentified fish suspected to be a shark on Saturday attacked three people in the central coastal province of Binh Dinh.

Foreign consumers highly appreciate Vietnam-made goods, which means the domestic market is completely within reach of Vietnamese producers.

SK Telecom plans to shut its Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City offices this year and pull out of Vietnam, according to a spokesman for the company.

The “2nd France/Germany University Education Exhibition" will be hold in Vietnam on 23 and 24 January.

A Chinese graduate's record-setting $8,888,888 donation to his school at Yale University has stirred wide debate at home.

A crazy piece of architecture that comes as a surprise in Vietnam, writes blogger Tom Ravenscroft.

Pharmaceutical companies and medical manufacturers have come under fire.