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Greece defaults on its debt, and what lessons can Vietnam learn from this?
Senior financial expert Bui Kien Thanh analyzes the impacts of the Greek debt default on Vietnam.
Why did so many Greek women end up in brothels?
One consequence stemming from Greece's mass unemployment remains largely unnoticed: an increasing number of women in the country are resorting to prostitution to make a living.
A panoramic view of Greece, from monument to ruins.
A panoramic view of Greece, from monument to ruins.
Global growth will slow sharply in 2015.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cut its global growth forecast to its lowest level in three years.
Ukraine receives its first tranche of aid, worth $3.2 billion.
The central bank of Ukraine said the country has received the first tranche of aid, worth approximately $3.2 billion, from the IMF's $17 billion aid program.
High-ranking officials from the UK, US, and UN are flocking to Ukraine.
Senior US and British officials flocked to Kyiv, promising economic support amidst the recent turmoil in Ukraine.
The Prime Minister held a meeting with the IMF Managing Director.
In an atmosphere of open and frank exchange, the two sides discussed the situation and their respective viewpoints on issues of common interest.
Prime Minister: Vietnam has no need to borrow capital from the IMF or ASEAN+3.
(VTC News) - Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said Vietnam has no need to borrow capital from the IMF or ASEAN+3 to address domestic economic issues, according to the government's online newspaper.
Strauss-Kahn puts his villa in the US up for sale.
(VTC News) - Former IMF Managing Director Strauss-Kahn, who narrowly escaped conviction in two recent sex-related lawsuits, has put his villa up for sale.
