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Vietnam face Japan in playoff
Vietnam will play Japan in a fifth-place playoff at the Asian Women's Volleyball Championship in China on May 28.
Vietnam in shape for Games' opener
Coach Toshyia Miura of Vietnam said that his team were ready for the Southeast Asian Games.
Prime Minister awards merit certificate to swimmer Vien
(VOV) -Nguyen Thi Anh Vien received a Labour Order third class, and a merit certificate from Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on May 26.
Lich replaces Phuoc as Vietnam's flagbearer at SEA Games
Swimmer Hoang Quy Phuoc won't be carrying the Vietnamese flag at the opening ceremony of the 28th Southeast Asian Games next month in Singapore.
Vietnam one of Asian cyber spy targets
A decade-long cyber espionage operation for stealing sensitive information from India and several ASEAN countries, including Vietnam, was discovered by American security firm FireEye.
Probe launched into UK child trafficking
The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), in response to an article in The Guardian last weekend, which reported that 3,000 Vietnamese children had been trafficked and used for profit by Vietnamese criminal gangs in the UK, has confirmed that steps are being taken to verify the information.
Vietnam lose to Chinese Taipei in championship quarter-finals
Vietnam lost 18-25, 20-25, 19-25 to Chinese Taipei in the Asian Women's Volleyball Championship's quarter-final match held today (May 26) in China.
Experienced wushu artists hold the secret to SEA Games success
Veteran wushu martial artists are expected to win gold for Vietnam at the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore.
Visa exemptions to help regain tourism
Exempting visa for citizens from key tourist markets would help boost tourism amidst a recent fall in the number of international visitors, experts said.
Lack of nutrition stunts Vietnamese children
The National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) on May 25 launched the National Micro-nutrient Day at Binh Yen A Kindergarten in Thach That District in Hanoi.