The Latest Breaking News from Vietnam

Baguettes are everywhere in Vietnam

Vietnam signs up for Australia's Agriculture Visa Program, but it is not clear how many farmer workers it will deliver, or when.

Vietnam has signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia over its agriculture visa program, which provides labour supply across primary industries.

As the world awaits Beijing’s response to the Ukraine war, history shows its reaction could be complicated

Today it's a child-friendly gastropub serving macchiatos, mocktails and quinoa salads - a far cry from the notoriously rough boozer that locals dubbed 'The Vietnam'.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Army’s old Post Gymnasium at the Presidio is still there long after the Army is gone, concrete arches and cinderblock walls, the epitome of Vietnam-era military architecture. It’s a YMCA now, filled on a Friday afternoon with people of all ages and races and genders working…

No other cuisine in the world can beat Vietnamese food when it comes to simplicity, purity and freshness.

Streets in Wauchope are swamped by about 1 metre of water in another day of severe weather. And a 72-year-old man who died in floodwaters is being remembered as a Vietnam veteran who loved to help.

A Vietnamese court jailed a prominent social commentator for five years on Wednesday for anti-state activities, his lawyer and state media said, among dozens of activists that rights groups say are being persecuted for criticising the government.

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will temporarily suspend regular flights from Hanoi to Moscow starting from March 25 until further notice, the state run Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported on Wednesday.

India, Bangladesh, and Southeast Asian countries are all feeling economic strain triggered by the war. India’s edible oil market and exports are suffering, while Bangladesh-Russia trade has taken a hit due to sanctions.