Vietnam vows no electricity shortages under any circumstances

The government is pushing ministries and localities to fast-track energy projects as Vietnam seeks to safeguard long-term energy security.

Vietnam hosts ASEAN forum on energy security and regional resilience

Leaders from Vietnam and ASEAN member states are set to discuss energy security, artificial intelligence governance and the future direction of the regional bloc at the ASEAN Future Forum (AFF) 2026 in Hanoi next month.

Vietnam and Cuba deepen cooperation on ethnic and religious affairs

VN and Cuba have reaffirmed their longstanding special friendship while pledging to expand cooperation in ethnic and religious affairs, as senior officials from both countries met in Hanoi to discuss policy exchanges and stronger collaboration.

Former Vietnam food safety chief gets reduced sentence in bribery case

Former Food Safety Administration leaders Tran Viet Nga and Nguyen Thanh Phong received reduced prison sentences after an appellate court ruling in Hanoi.

Vietnam’s future depends on technology and human wisdom

In a new era of transformation, Vietnam must move quickly with science and technology - but it can only go far with cultural depth and human wisdom.

Two foreigners accused in contract-style killing in Vietnam

Vietnamese police say the foreign suspects entered the country under orders from an overseas figure and spent days tracking their targets before opening fire.

Vietnam women’s volleyball team targets top 4 at Asiad 2026

Vietnam’s women’s volleyball team has officially regrouped in Hanoi for its first training camp of 2026, beginning a packed international season with a major target: reaching the semifinals at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.

Vietnam eyes 15-20 year rental policies to ease housing pressure

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has proposed studying rental housing policies lasting 15-20 years or longer as Vietnam seeks to reshape its housing market strategy.

Vietnam to replace underperforming officials after two failed quarters

Vietnam’s Party Organization Commission has introduced new quarterly evaluation rules under which officials failing to complete tasks for two consecutive quarters will be replaced.

Vietnam drops proposal on banks sharing taxpayer account data

A controversial proposal on sharing taxpayer banking data with tax authorities has been removed from Vietnam’s latest draft tax management decree.

Vietnam’s top leader departs for landmark Thailand visit

General Secretary and President To Lam and his spouse departed Hanoi on Wednesday morning for an official visit to Thailand as the two nations mark 50 years of diplomatic ties.

Samsung may turn Galaxy Z Fold 8 into an Ultra foldable flagship

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 that many tech enthusiasts have been waiting for may no longer exist under its familiar name.

Decree 147 and the release of Vietnam’s ‘frozen’ property projects

The “great unblocking” of thousands of stalled real estate projects worth millions of billions of VND has begun.

Sharing press articles without permission could trigger $1,200 fines in Vietnam

Vietnam will begin fining social media users and platforms that share copyrighted news content without permission starting July 1.

Vietnam’s premium dental tourism sector gains international momentum

International patients increasingly choose Vietnam for personalized dental care, advanced technology, and experienced clinicians.

Vietnam sees science and technology as strategic path to national growth

Vietnam’s next stage of development must be driven by science, technology and human-centered innovation, officials said at a national conference.

A journey to the land where 10,000 ancient gongs still resonate

The Muong people in Phu Tho take to village roads in lively gong processions, creating an atmosphere that is festive, solemn and vibrant at once, reflecting the joy and distinctive cultural beauty of the community.

Cooling black grass jelly from Lang Son wins over urban diners

With its glossy black appearance and naturally cooling taste, a humble specialty from Lang Son has become increasingly popular not only for its refreshing flavor and affordable price, but also for its perceived health benefits.

Hanoi student wins unique global scholarship from Australian university

Tu Khanh Phuong from Hanoi has won the only global full-tuition scholarship awarded by the University of Technology Sydney for the July 2026 intake.

Hanoi sets new power usage record as temperatures soar

Hanoi’s electricity system has recorded historic highs in both power capacity and electricity consumption during days of scorching heat, according to Hanoi Power Corporation (EVNHANOI).

US man spends 14 years mastering Vietnamese dishes from neighbors

A steaming bowl of bun bo Hue with rich, fragrant broth, tender pork hock and soft cubes of blood pudding prepared by his Vietnamese neighbors completely won over an American man and sparked a lasting passion for Vietnamese cuisine.

Vietnam power demand tops 1 billion kWh amid severe heatwave

Northern Vietnam recorded a new electricity consumption peak as temperatures climbed close to 40 degrees Celsius.

Politburo sets ambitious roadmap for Ho Chi Minh City’s future

A newly issued Politburo resolution calls for sweeping reforms to transform Ho Chi Minh City into Southeast Asia’s leading economic and innovation hub.

Ho Chi Minh City leaders visit Cham Muslim community for Raya Idil Adha

A delegation from the HCMC Party Committee’s Commission for Information, Education and Mass Mobilization visited and extended greetings to representatives of the Muslim community and Cham Muslim residents on the occasion of Raya Idil Adha on May 25.

Vietnam ministry pushes digital transformation into staff evaluation

Vietnam’s Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs is accelerating digital transformation, with leaders warning that no unit can remain outside the process.