US to allow indefinite detention of migrant children: DHS President Donald Trump's administration announced on Wednesday that it would remove tough legal limits on how long migrant children can be detained as part of its broader crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

Court announces sentences for land violations in Thanh Oai District Hà Nội People’s Court on Tuesday handed sentences to nine officials of Bích Hòa Commune for violations in land management.

Korean scholar says states should not resort to force

President of the Geopolitics Institute of Korea, Professor-Doctor Lee Woong-Hyeon, talks to Vietnam News Agency correspondent Mạnh Hùng in Seoul about the recent activities by China in the East Sea.

Central province urged to boost green, sustainable development The province also needs to pay more attention to the preservation and promotion of cultural values.

Resolution lets labourers denounce insurance payment evasion

If any individual or organisation discovers evasion of payments for social insurance, health insurance or unemployment insurance, they can submit denunciations to authorised agencies and propose criminal proceedings, according to Nguyễn Trí Tuệ, Deputy Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court.

Judges rule migrant children must get soap and bedding, reject US govt appeal Detained migrant children must be given soap, dry clothes and clean bedding, US federal judges ruled on Thursday, dismissing an appeal by the Trump administration.

Japan's Nishioka knocks out idol Nishikori Yoshihito Nishioka secured a dream result on Wednesday as he defeated longtime idol and Japanese countryman Kei Nishikori 7-6 (7/2), 6-4 at the ATP Cincinnati Masters.

Apology over NZealand mosque accused's 'hateful' letter Officials in New Zeaand apologised Thursday after the alleged Christchurch mosque gunman was allowed to send a letter from prison espousing "hateful" views that a supporter then shared online.

Disgraced Cardinal Pell appeal verdict due next week Judges will rule next week on Australian Cardinal George Pell's appeal against multiple child sex abuse charges, court officials announced Thursday.

S. Korea's Moon offers conditional olive branch to Japan South Korean President Moon Jae-in struck a conciliatory tone towards Japan on Thursday, offering to "join hands" if Tokyo chooses dialogue as relations between the two dip to fresh lows.