Coming to Can Tho City, a quiet area that tourists should not ignore is Binh Thuy Communal House, known in the past as Long Tuyen Communal House.

Algeria would hand over Muammar Gaddafi to the International Criminal Court if the embattled Libyan leader attempted to enter the North African country, Algerian local media reported Tuesday.

Real estate trading floors, which once mushroomed in the golden age, now have to shut down in masses because of the lackluster real estate market.

European Commission President Barroso on Wednesday described priorities of the Commission for autumn as "implementation."

VietNamNet Bridge – The government will raise minimum wages at both local and foreign-invested enterprises as of October 1, 2011, instead of January 1, 2012, as previously planned.

Under-reported listed company losses spook major investors; Ministry: Rice exports still under control; Capital contribution regulations full of loopholes; US retail company to open stores in Viet Nam; Sugar makers seek investment

Viet Nam Television (VTV) and HCM City Television (HTV) will broadcast a series of films including documentaries this week to celebrate the country's National Day that falls on Friday.

Philippine President Benigno Aquino III faces a delicate task in China this week: taking up his country’s claim to the troubled waters of the East Sea without undermining the increasingly important economic relationship between the two countries.

U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on Congress to extend transportation bills about to expire next month in a bid to create badly needed jobs for the economy.

Vietnamese chess Grand International Masters Le Quang Liem and Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son had good results in their second round matches at the World Chess Cup yesterday in Khanty Mansiysk, Russia.

A concert will be held at Ha Noi Opera House to celebrate the National Day on September 2 – the 66th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's formal reading of the Declaration of Independence.

New law hopes to regulate bank wage transfers; Outbound travelers allowed to buy $100 for each day; Head-shaped termite mound sparks curiosity; Philippine court considers release of Vietnamese fishermen; Police seize 1.2 tonnes of cake mix

HCM City's fencers train in Ulsan; Football festival for children; Golf raises funds for archipelagos; Viettel teenage team ranked 8th; Ha Noi triumph at national youth event  

Vietnamese runner Truong Thanh Hang failed to reach to the 2012 London Olympics as she was not qualified in the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Championships in Daegu, Korea on September 1.

Vietnam’s National Day marked in Thailand; Procuracy asked to enhance judicial reform; Vietnam denies illegal timber trade with Laos; Vietnam, Paraguay intensify trade and culture cooperation

Astronomers using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory discovered the first pair of supermassive black holes in a spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way, NASA announced Wednesday.

The spotlight has fallen on vast numbers of unlicensed foreign labourers working across the country. The National Assembly’s Social Affairs Committee deputy chairman Dang Nhu Loi tells VIR how the problem can be addressed.

Vietnam's key financial policy advisory body is urging the government to cut its credit growth and money supply targets again this year and maintain tight monetary policy in the face of high inflation, a state-run news website reported.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on September 1 sent a message of congratulation to Vietnamese people on the occasion Vietnam’s National Day (September 2). 

X5 win House of Dreams girlband contest; Activities mark National Day; Ethnic performers prepare show; ‘Carmen Hanoi’ returns to capital city; ‘Saigon by Night’ wins city photo contest; German Film Festival in Vietnam 2011

Domestic retailers understand well that they need to join forces to develop. However, to date, every man is still for himself

VietNamNet Bridge – In the January-August period of 2011, the number of strikes in HCM City rose four times over the same period of 2010. The reason, according to the National Assembly, is employers paying too low salary.

The owner of Ba Duc ancient house, a famous relic in Dong Hoa Hiep village in Tien Giang province, tells a local newspaper that he only welcomes foreign visitors and groups of Vietnamese visitors organized by prestigious travel agents. Why?

Experts have predicted a new wave of Japanese investment in Vietnam which would become realistic in the near future.

In the late afternoon, kids play on or around tombs. Nearby, some men sit on tombs to take fresh air, to drink and to play cards. That’s the life in a hamlet called “xom go ma” (tomb hamlet) in District 8, HCM City.