South Korean murder suspect arrested in HCM City olice in HCM City on Saturday arrested a South Korean man who is suspected of murdering and dismembering his compatriot in a rented house in District 7.

VN film industry recovers from impact of COVID-19

“The success of movies Ròm and Tiệc Trăng Máu (Blood Moon Party) released last month will motivate local film producers to show their new films in cinemas now,” a representative of CGV Cinema Vietnam, one of the country’s leading cinemas, said recently.

Report finds domestic violence the cause of more than 70 per cent of divorces In 10 years, among nearly 1.4 million divorces, more than 1 million stemmed from domestic violence.

Thousand books granted to people in Đồng Tâm Commune

Đồng Tâm people work together to build new countryside

More than eight months after the incident that left four people dead, Đồng Tâm Commune, Mỹ Đức District in Hà Nội is changing day by day. 

Two sentenced to death in Đồng Tâm trial

The Hà Nội People’s Court on Monday announced death sentences for Lê Đình Chức and Lê Đình Công, who were the masterminds and led the resistance in Đồng Tâm Commune, Mỹ Đức District, resulting in the death of three policemen in January 2020.

Trial begins over deaths of policemen in Đồng Tâm Among them, 25 face the charge of murder while the four others are accused of resisting on-duty officers.

'Wicked' Christchurch mosque gunman sentenced to life without parole New Zealand mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Thursday for the massacre of 51 Muslim worshippers, with a judge calling him "wicked" and "inhuman".

Teen arrested after two shot dead in protest-hit US city of Kenosha A 17-year-old was arrested on murder charges Wednesday after two people were shot dead during demonstrations against police brutality in the US city of Kenosha, as authorities released their first account of the shooting of a black man by an officer that ignited the violence.

New Zealand mosque gunman unmoved as survivors recount ordeal The Australian white supremacist who murdered 51 Muslims in last year's New Zealand mosques shooting showed no emotion as his sentencing hearing opened Monday with horrific details of an atrocity prosecutors said was meticulously planned to inflict maximum casualties.