Shares struggles to advance amid international tensions

The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange rose 0.17 per cent to end at 841.46 points, extending its rally for a fifth day with total growth of nearly 5.40 per cent.

At least 17 dead as India airliner overshoots runway At least 17 people were killed Friday when a passenger jet was ripped in two after it overshot and skidded off the runway upon landing in southern India, officials said.

Vietnamese mat weaving art on display online The patterns, colours and technique of traditional Vietnamese mat weaving are on display in an online exhibition through the artworks of Phạm Hồng Linh.

Manchester City land Bournemouth's Ake for 40 million pounds Manchester City on Wednesday announced the signing of Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake on a five-year deal -- the second new arrival at the Etihad in the summer transfer window.

Tourism development in the post-COVID-19 era Trần Trọng Kiên, Chairman of the Việt Nam Tourism Advisory Board, talks to Vietnam News Agency on the tourism sector’s plan to attract more tourists to the country post-COVID-19

Mekong Delta begins relief work after being battered by heavy rains, winds Authorities in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta are mobilising personnel and funds to provide relief and rehabilitation after houses, crops and dykes were damaged by the impact of tropical storm Sinlaku in the last few days.

LeBron can take Liverpool to new heights

After what can only be described as the silliest of football seasons, silly season is once again upon us. For those in the dark, this is the time of year that transfer gossip goes into overdrive linking all and sundry to everybody and anybody.

Three people killed in lorry smash Three people have died after a lorry smashed into a car which was parked at red stop lights in Hà Nội’s Long Biên District on Tuesday morning.

Second person dies of COVID-19 complications in one day  An eighth person has died in Việt Nam of COVID-19-related complications, the second person to die on Tuesday.

India imposes curfew in Kashmir ahead of clampdown anniversary A curfew has been imposed across Indian Kashmir just two days before the first anniversary of New Delhi's abolition of the restive region's semi-autonomy, officials said late Monday, citing intelligence reports of looming protests.