US Secretary of State John Kerry called for Russia on Tuesday to be "calm" and hand over accused leaker Edward Snowden, saying Washington was not looking for "confrontation."
Speaking during a visit to Saudi Arabia, Kerry said the transfer of the former government contractor -- who is believed to be in Moscow -- was a matter of rule of law after Russia sharply rejected US criticism over the case.
Vietnam is actively preparing for the event
Thailand could suffer a $7 billion to $8 billion export loss from potential U.S. tariffs if the U.S. administration were to even up levies between the two countries, but it has a strategy for trade negotiations, senior officials said on Wednesday
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The UK government follows other countries in seeking to strengthen immigration security
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Average weekly active users breached the 150 million mark for the first time this year
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As you approach his Capoto/Jarina Indigenous territory in Mato Grosso state, large single-crop farms of soybean or maize give way to lush, verdant rainforest
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The Switch 2 features a larger screen, a wider stand, and retains its detachable 'Joy-Con' controllers
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Vietnam deployed a 106-member rescue delegation to Myanmar on March 30
Vietnam deployed a 106-member rescue delegation to Myanmar on March 30
The rains will add to the challenges faced by aid and rescue groups
The impact on national economies is set to diverge widely
The city’s elderly population has been growing quickly since 2017
His visit to Quang Binh was aimed at encouraging those involved in UXO clearance and war-remediation efforts
The highly anticipated tariff announcement sent shockwaves through markets, with global stocks sinking and investors scrambling to the safety of bonds as well as gold
The military parade and public march marking the anniversary are scheduled for 8:00 am on April 30 in downtown Ho Chi Minh City
'It is our declaration of economic independence'
The United States remains one of Vietnam’s most important agricultural trading partners
The back-to-back whale strandings have sparked concerns of trouble offshore
