Phan Anh

U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper will visit Vietnam as part of a trip to Asia starting on November 13.

Hanoi's air quality has been worsening this month, with its PM2.5 levels rising, according to the Vietnam Environment Administration.

Viwasupco, the private water utility that claimed victimhood in Hanoi’s recent oil contamination scandal, is now guilty of the same offense.

A Vietnamese man was caught in Saigon Saturday with 1.8 kg of ivory and 22.5 kg agarwood that he'd brought from Bangkok.

Civil aviation authorities will lift a flight ban it had imposed on certain 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops, starting November 15.

Two Chinese men have been arrested in the central city of Da Nang Friday for allegedly burgling several factories in June and July.

Most Hanoians and Saigonese are dissatisfied with the air quality in their cities and feel additional measures are needed to improve it.

After initially asserting that its water supply was safe, Viwasupco cut service to parts of Hanoi on Tuesday, affecting more than 250,000 families in the capital city.

A Da Lat café run for deaf people sympathizes with the thieves who stole its money and retains its trust in people.

An 18-year-old Vietnamese woman is wanted on suspicion of engaging in human trafficking to Myanmar, Hanoi police said Friday.

Only 20 percent of Vietnam's 660 landfills are "hygienic," according to Nguyen Huu Dung, director of the Vietnam Institute for Urban Environment and Technology.

Two bombs of 339 kilograms were recently found and disposed of in northern Quang Ninh Province and central Quang Binh Province.

A Son La Province court Monday handed out three capital punishments, two life terms and one 18-year sentence for trading in drugs.

Vietnam treats just 13 percent of its urban wastewater, says a report carried in a publication by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Sunday.

The capital city has announced bans and restrictions of vehicles on several streets to prepare the track for next year’s F1 race.