Da Nang International Marathon 2026 draws nearly 9,000 runners

The 2026 Da Nang International Marathon officially kicked off on March 20, drawing nearly 9,000 domestic and international runners.

Vietnam, Japan sign exchange of notes for ODA loans to support green transition

Vietnam and Japan signed in Hanoi on March 20 an exchange of notes on the provision of loans for three programmes and projects.

Belavia Belarusian Airlines launches Minsk – Nha Trang service

Belavia Belarusian Airlines launched its first regular service linking Belarus and Vietnam on March 19, connecting Minsk to Nha Trang – an important step forward in bilateral ties and people-to-people exchanges.

Top 10 Vietnamese Outstanding Young Faces of 2025 announced

The lists of Vietnamese Outstanding Young Faces and Promising Young Faces of 2025 have been officially unveiled.

Pho Festival 2026 connects domestic, foreign food enthusiasts

The Pho Festival 2026 kicked off in the northern province of Ninh Binh on March 20, celebrating the historical origin of pho and its ongoing evolution across regions.

International Francophonie Day celebrated in Hanoi

A ceremony marking the International Francophonie Day took place at Van Lake within Hanoi’s Temple of Literature complex on March 20 evening.

Ho Chi Minh City provides care for more than 1.5 million elderly residents

Ho Chi Minh City’s growing and rapidly ageing population is placing increasing pressure on improving quality of life and healthcare services for older residents.

World's best badminton players to participate in Vietnam International Challenge

Hanoi will be the next destination for the world's best badminton players, who will vie for prizes at this year's Ciputra Hanoi – Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge.

25 million Vietnamese benefit from forests as green development gains traction

About 25 million people in Vietnam are directly and indirectly benefiting from forests, underscoring their vital role not only as ecological assets but also as drivers of economic growth, social welfare, and sustainable development.

Hue awakens heritage through community strength

Hue, often called a “living museum” of Vietnamese culture, is facing the challenge of having plenty of tourism products but not enough charm to draw visitors.

Vietnam prepares for aged society in 2036 with ‘silver economy’ policies

Population aging is no longer seen as a social welfare burden, but as a potential new economic space. HCMC is positioning the development of a silver economy ecosystem as a strategy to maintain competitiveness and create new growth drivers.

How tax policies impact the livelihoods of 33 million informal workers

Small eateries, grocery stores, and market stalls are creating jobs for tens of millions of people; therefore, policies need to be designed to align with the daily rhythm of small-scale trade.

DarkSword spyware targets iPhones with invisible one-click attack

A newly discovered cyberattack tool can infiltrate iPhones with a single click, leaving users unaware as sensitive data is stolen.

When traditional theatre meets viral culture

With just a few keywords typed into TikTok or Facebook, users can now encounter countless clips of vong co, cai luong excerpts, and don ca tai tu performances, many drawing hundreds of thousands, even millions of views.

Over 18,000 films pirated on high-traffic online platform

A platform known as “Ro phim” is committing serious copyright violations in Vietnam, recording more than 103.3 million visits and illegally distributing 18,077 film titles, according to experts.

When the “silver of the sea” fills fishermen’s nets

Coastal communities in Ha Tinh are thriving as boats return with heavy loads of herring, creating jobs and steady income.

51,000 students find places in HCMC private, vocational schools

The 2026-2027 academic year is expected to be the largest grade 10 enrollment season in HCMC following recent administrative mergers.

A fleeting gift of nature in Phu Quoc draws eager food lovers

A rare mushroom in Phu Quoc appears only after early rains, lasting just weeks before vanishing, making it a prized seasonal delicacy.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to visit Russia on official trip

The official trip is seen as a step toward enhancing political trust and expanding collaboration across sectors.

Despite their high incomes, many young Vietnamese see investments as too risky

Despite earning VND22 million a month, Lan has spent years avoiding making investments out of a fear of risk.

Party Chief: avoid rapid economic growth that could cause asset bubbles

Party General Secretary To Lam says rapid growth must go hand in hand with environmental protection, social security, smaller regional gaps, and people's trust.

Why do many Vietnamese startups establish legal entities in Singapore?

Many businesses founded by Vietnamese people choose to register their legal entity status in Singapore. The product development, main operations, and technical teams, however, remain located in Vietnam.

Young woman brings joy to elderly through free English classes

More than just lessons, a young woman from Phu Tho has spent seven years creating a space filled with joy and meaning for elderly learners in their 70s and 80s through free English classes in Hanoi.

Vietnamese couple turns seven-year savings into 14-country journey

After years of planning and saving, a couple from Ho Chi Minh City set off on a life-changing overland journey that has now stretched to nine months.

Co Tu community turns heritage into livelihood through tourism

Community tourism helps Co Tu people maintain heritage while improving living standards in Vietnam’s central highlands.