“Off-line meetings” are now an up-to-date fashion for some teens. A number of websites provide a platform for organizing these “off-line meetings,” which are actually sex parties.

Games available in public allow players to spy upon girls bathing, couples kissing, etc. at Internet cafés and shopping malls in HCM City.

We’ve translated and summarized a series of stories from the local media about the business of brokering marriages betwen Vietnamese women and Korean men. 

A marriage broker says that all sorts of Korean men come to Vietnam in search of brides, but most are industrial workers or farmers. And the brokers are good at their chosen professions.

Though it’s illegal, ‘marriage brokers’ are doing a thriving business finding Vietnamese brides for lonesome Korean men.

We’ve translated and summarized a series of stories from the local medial about the booming business of brokering marriages between Vietnamese women and Korean men. The stories have triggered hundreds of letters to VietNamNet.  

VietNamNet Bridge – Several world-class seaports will be put into operation in Vietnam in the next several years but cranes and wharfs are not enough.

As the exporter of some essential products and a big importer of many materials, maritime transport is crucial to Vietnam’s economy but 80% of its import-export goods are shipped by foreign vessels.

Vietnamese pianist performs in US; Pageant for Vietnamese HIV Beauties; Books help Vietnam, Italy come closer; Austria to host Vienna charity ball in Hanoi; Int’l workshop on Hanoi takes place in France;

With its distinctive culture, beautiful natural scenery and affordable attractions, Viet Nam has emerged as one of the top destinations for travellers in the next two years from Thailand, Australia, Japan and Singapore, according to a survey.

Deputy PM Trong meets Vietnamese team at ASIAD; Hanoi hosts first International Futsal champs; Vietnam to participate in Pattaya Traditional Boat Race Festival; More than 1,000 athletes at the 16th ASIAD athletes’ village

For admirers of the art of lacquer, Tuong Binh Hiep Village is almost a sacred spot.

Japanese investors were impressed by the changes in Vietnam's investment policies, but worried about power shortages and the chaos they saw on city roads.

Microsoft Corp. sued Motorola Inc. on Tuesday, alleging Motorola charged "excessive and discriminatory" royalties for some patents used in Microsoft's Xbox gaming console, U.S. media reported.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy accepted the resignation of current cabinet presented by Premier Francois Fillon on Saturday, the Elysee Palace said in a statement.

Local exporters to the American market should heed some new safety regulations on children’s products provided in the U.S. consumer protection law, U.S. experts have warned.

Vietnam in Group B of the Asian Games football tournament reached the last 16 on Saturday in China’s Guangzhou despite of their 0-1 defeat to Iran, and will take on North Korea in the knock-out round.

Vietnam's natural gas sector is set to triple in size over the next 15 years if the government's objectives are achieved, a workshop in Hanoi was told yesterday.

Japan, Vietnam to build railroad; VN-South Africa business council makes debut; Vietnam-China agriculture fair in to Hanoi early next month; Gold prices below VND36 million/tael; Hanoi: All goods increase prices

Fine art exhibition supports AO victims; Lao Cai, Yunnan boost forest fire fighting coordination; Vietnamese pupils wins UPU gold medal; Vietnam joins Asia-Europe educational cooperation; Localities deal with floods’ aftermaths