Three Vietnamese-American family members die in Ho Chi Minh City accident
Three Vietnamese Americans who were family members were killed in a tragic accident which happened early Sunday in front of a processing zone in Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam needs maritime museum: US author, local engineer
A veteran Vietnamese engineer in shipbuilding called for the establishment of a national museum dedicated to the country’s long-standing maritime tradition, which is also an American author/photographer’s persistent pursuit.
American teacher unveils One Direction cover that highlights Vietnam’s Mekong Delta
An American singer/teacher, who is known for his alluring performances of Vietnamese songs, released on Sunday a cover of a British-Irish pop boy band’s hit song against the background of the Mekong Delta’s rustic scenery
American turns summer camp dream into reality in Vietnam
A young American man has recently realized his dream of starting a camp for local and foreign kids in Vietnam by opening the country’s first “American Style” summer camp
In US, Korean battle with Japan goes local
Of all the issues that a new governor of a US state has to confront, one line in school textbooks would hardly appear to be the stuff of international showdowns.
My passion for documentary filmmaking moves me forward: Jonathan Harris
“One of my agents once told me that I don’t make films for money, I make films because I love making films,” the Academy-Award winning documentary filmmaker talked to Tuoi Tre News in a recent working trip to Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City’s American Center celebrates 2nd anniversary
On the occasion of its 2nd anniversary, the American Center officially launched a membership card and book loan program, as well as announced its library expansion plan.
American detained in N. Korea appeals for help
A Korean-American sentenced to hard labour in North Korea has appealed to the United States to secure his early release