US, Mexico, Canada finalise trade deal The United States, Mexico and Canada signed a deal on Tuesday to finalise their new trade agreement, paving the way to ratification after more than two years of arduous negotiations.

K-Pop Twitter set abuzz with 102 Million Tweets about 2019 MAMA, ranking #1 on Twitter real-time trends across 46 countries K-Pop Twitter set abuzz with 102 Million Tweets about 2019 MAMA, ranking #1 on Twitter real-time trends across 46 countries

MOS World Championship- Việt Nam 2020 launched

The Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) World Championship-Việt Nam 2020 was officially launched on Tuesday morning at Hà Nội Foreign Trade University.

Former US first lady visits Cần Giuộc High School Former US first lady Michelle Obama has arrived in Việt Nam and paid a visit to Cần Giuộc High School in southern Long An Province on December 9.

Bloomberg at UN climate talks to push for US action American presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg will attend UN climate talks in Madrid on Tuesday with the message that the US is "still in" the fight against global warming despite its looming withdrawal from the world's climate plan.

'Unfathomable grief' as 13 feared dead in New Zealand eruption New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern expressed "unfathomable grief" on Tuesday after a volcanic eruption on a popular tourist island that is thought to have claimed 13 lives.

Photo exhibition really puts you in the picture The World Press Photo (WWP) Exhibition 2019 – Stories that Matter was launched in the capital yesterday.

Reed moves clear as Woods surges in Bahamas Patrick Reed edged into a three-shot lead at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Thursday as Tiger Woods bounced back into contention after a lacklustre opening round.

Trudeau pushes tax cuts, climate in test for minority government Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled a legislative agenda on Thursday that touts tax cuts and tougher climate actions in the first test of his new minority government.

Defence cost-sharing talks fail to yield concrete result amid US demand for hefty rise: Seoul negotiator South Korea's top negotiator in defence cost-sharing talks with the United States has said the allies have failed to produce a concrete result in this week's negotiations as Washington's demand for a sharp increase in Seoul's share remains unchanged.