You will never find it in a museum but pho is one of Vietnam’s most sacred and tantalizingly beautiful forms of art.

The design of the Suoi Re communal house in Vietnam was ranked second among five most outstanding works in the Gold Medal category of the Italian’s Barbara Cappochin Prize that

Expanding palm-oil plantations in Malaysian Borneo are rapidly eating into the habitat of the rare proboscis monkey and causing its numbers to decline sharply, officials warned Wednesday.

The staff of the Vietnamese mission to the United Nations, the World Trade Organization and international agencies in Geneva, Vietnamese expatriates, and Vietnamese students in Switzerland have voted for Ha

A critically endangered species of rhino has been poached to extinction in Vietnam, wildlife groups said Tuesday after the country’s last Javan rhino was found dead with its horn hacked

On 19th Oct, the Embassy of Denmark in Ha Noi announced US$135 millions in official development assistance (ODA) to support Viet Nam during 2011-2012 with the focus on green growth

In the early 19th century, six Phu Quoc ridgebacks were brought to France, including four dogs of Fernand Doceul, a French official in southern Vietnam and Cambodia.

Climate negotiators said Friday they made progress on laying out ways to help poor countries but deep differences remained on core issues ahead of a make-or-break talks in Durban, South

Over 70 scientists and policymakers from Asian and African countries discussed ways to cope with climate change, ensure regional food security and natural resource management at a seminar in Ho

The United States and Japan have the highest bills to pay from natural disasters, but Asia’s emerging giants — China, India and Indonesia — are proportionately at greater risk from

Dozens of scientists have called for the suspension of the Dong Nai 6 and Dong Nai 6A hydropower projects due to their potentially negative impact on the environment.