Police in Canada clear rail blockade by indigenous protesters Canadian police on Monday cleared out indigenous protesters blocking a key east-west rail artery for nearly three weeks to protest a pipeline, causing major disruptions to the economy.

Bibliophile dedicates to bring books to ethnic minority children

Nguyễn Tú Anh, co-founder of the Chủ Nhật Yêu Thương (Beloved Sunday) volunteer group in HCM City, together with his fellow volunteers, spends every Sunday purchasing children's books, then classifying, packing and sending them to remote areas.

A love that echoes through the ages in poetry

Màu Tím Hoa Sim (The colour of myrtle flowers) is considered one of the most touching poems composed by poet Hữu Loan (1916-2010). It is a lament dedicated to Loan’s first wife Lê Đỗ Thị Ninh, who drowned in her homeland of Thanh Hóa Province in 1949.

Đà Nẵng football team on high alert for coronavirus Body temperature checks and random health tests have been used at SHB Đà Nẵng football team’s training centre in recent weeks as well as security precautions to prevent possible coronavirus infections.

AFC delays 2020 AFC Futsal Championship The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has announced the AFC Futsal Championship 2020 will be postponed due to the deadly coronavirus.

Coronavirus forces postponement of Vietnamese football season

The deadly virus which has killed more than 300 people in China has spread to Việt Nam and forced the domestic football season's start to be delayed.

Futsal team to sharpen skills in Spain

The national futsal team will leave for a training camp in Spain on February 9 in preparation for next month’s Asian Championship in Turkmenistan.

Boost for Setien as Messi leads Barca rout over Leganes Lionel Messi scored twice as Barcelona hammered Leganes 5-0 on Thursday to advance to the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey and deliver a much-needed boost for new coach Quique Setien.

First Davos-Africa Night, hosted by Platform Capital, the Ubuntu Tribe, and Africa10 brought Davos attendees to their feet to celebrate Africa's digital success First Davos-Africa Night, hosted by Platform Capital, the Ubuntu Tribe, and Africa10 brought Davos attendees to their feet to celebrate Africa's digital success

Mali jihadists return to village where raid killed 20 Jihadists on Wednesday regained control of a village in central Mali, locals said, returning to the site of a recent attack that killed 20 members of the security forces.