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End of an era? Hanoi plans to stop trains on viral café streetHanoi plans to reroute trains away from its famous railway café street. This move aims to end a popular tourist experience. Trains will no ...- Refusing a company event got a Chinese worker fired - here’s how he fought backChinese employee legal battle: A Chinese worker successfully sued his employer after being fired for refusing to perform at the company's a...
- Dozens dead in Vietnam after Ha Long Bay tourist ferry sinksA devastating storm struck Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, causing the "Wonder Sea" tourist boat to capsize, resulting in 37 fatalities and five peop...
- Ha Long Bay boat accident: Tourist vessel capsizes, leaving over 30 dead and 8 missing at one of Vietnam’s most visited attractionsHa Long Bay Boat Accident: A tourist boat capsized in Vietnam's Ha Long Bay due to a sudden storm, resulting in at least 34 fatalities, inc...
- 10 million tourists picked this Asian paradise over Thailand in 2025Malaysia topped Southeast Asia in Q1 2025 tourism with 10.1 million arrivals, boosted by visa exemptions for Indian and Chinese travelers. ...
- Who is Truong My Lan, the Vietnamese real estate tycoon behind one of the world's biggest banking scamVietnamese real estate tycoon Truong My Lan was convicted of orchestrating a massive bank fraud, siphoning billions of dollars through shel...
- Why Vietnamese youth are renting partners. The reason may surprise youIn Vietnam, many young women are opting to rent boyfriends to meet familial expectations, particularly during cultural events like the Luna...
- Vietnam typhoon death toll rises to 233 as more bodies found in areas hit by landslides and floodsThe death toll from a typhoon in Vietnam has risen to 233, with rescue workers recovering more bodies from landslides and flash floods. In ...
- Vietnam death toll climbs to 197 as typhoon's aftermath brings flash floods and landslidesNearly 200 people have died and over 125 are missing in Vietnam following Typhoon Yagi, as flash floods and landslides cause widespread dev...
- Flooding sweeps away bus and bridge collapses in Vietnam as storm deaths rise to 59A bridge collapsed and a bus was swept away by flooding in northern Vietnam, resulting in at least 59 deaths. The former typhoon Yagi cause...
- Typhoon Yagi weakens, toll rises to 14 in VietnamThe death toll from Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam has risen to 14 as the storm, now downgraded to a tropical depression, caused widespread destru...
- How Vietnam's real estate tycoon got caught in a 'Blazing Furnace' in country's biggest $12.5-billion corruption scamTruong My Lan, chairwoman of Van Thinh Phat Holdings Group, has been sentenced to death for her role in a $12.5 billion financial fraud, th...
- Vietnam may be the latest country to let Indians visit visa-freeStarting from mid-August, Vietnam began issuing e-visas for individuals from all countries and territories, providing a validity period of ...
- Vietnam shoemaker for Nike, Adidas cuts almost 6,000 jobsVietnamese shoe manufacturer for brands such as Nike and Adidas, PouYuen Vietnam, announced it would cut nearly 6,000 jobs with permanent c...
- Vietnam detects hybrid of Indian and UK COVID-19 variantAfter successfully containing the coronavirus for most of last year, Vietnam is now battling an outbreak that is spreading more quickly.
- Unified approach necessary to deter China from using new Coast Guard Law in South China SeaChina’s new coast guard law went into effect on February 1. It allows the Chinese coast guard to fire upon vessels around the Senkaku Islan...
- Damage, injuries as Storm Vamco hits VietnamThe storm made landfall on Sunday morning with winds of up to 90 kilometers per hour (56 mph), according to media reports, uprooting trees ...
- China reports 254 new virus deaths and 15,152 daily casesHundreds of infections have been reported in more than two dozen other countries and territories, but only two people have died from the vi...
- Foreign-owned factories torched in anti-China protest in VietnamMany of the leaders of the anti-Chinese protests are also calling for basic democratic reforms, presenting a challenge to one-party rule.
- Vietnam to hike auto fees: reportVietnam will sharply raise car registration fees in a bid to reduce traffic jams as well as the country's ballooning trade deficit.
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