One of the challenges for teachers of foreign languages is preparing students for exams which focus on grammar. Many teachers say that reforming the teaching method is difficult under current circumstances, such as large classes.

The project on building a high-performance computing (HPC) center to support AI development in Vietnam in 2026–2035 has set the goal of bringing Vietnam into the top 3 in ASEAN and training 1,000 specialists in HPC and AI.

Representatives of wood production and processing enterprises have shared their concerns and made proposals to enhance the role of Vifores in connecting and supporting businesses, promoting trade and offering policy feedback.

Three Korean friends’ food adventure in Ho Chi Minh City turned into a surprising love story with a Mekong Delta specialty.

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam’s aviation market has not only fully recovered but also exceeded its 2019 peak, as both passenger and cargo volumes continue to climb and air networks expand rapidly.

Because he had too few friends, a groom in Hanoi decided to invite strangers online to his wedding - and the outcome left him stunned.

Leaving the chairman seat at LPBank, Nguyen Duc Thuy has become acting CEO of Sacombank, signaling a new power dynamic in the banking industry.

Van Long Lagoon in Ninh Binh, famed as Vietnam’s “wave-free bay,” captivates visitors with tranquil boat rides and breathtaking scenery.

At the national conference on culture, the Prime Minister defined a 32-word vision for a thriving, creative, and admired Vietnam.

Visitors to Thai Vi Temple in Ninh Binh are often captivated by the graceful presence of Chu Van Thim, the 86-year-old temple keeper who once appeared in the film The Boat of Fate.

2025 marks a historic turning point: Vietnam officially ends its dependence on cheap labor and natural resources to embrace science, innovation, and digital transformation as the core of its future growth.

Overcoming post-pandemic challenges, the wood industry rebounds with record exports, securing Vietnam’s global rank among top suppliers.

The Government has approved a new policy to support students in border communes with monthly meal subsidies and rice allocations.

The entrepreneurs who once sat in Shark Tank’s investor chairs are now under investigation for fraud, crypto manipulation, and counterfeit goods.

High-speed green transport is emerging as the answer for urban growth that protects the environment and enhances quality of life.

Although 2025 has been a year of remarkable achievements, experts are still waiting for coach Kim Sang Sik to leave a real tactical mark with Vietnam’s U23 team at the 2026 AFC U23 Asian Cup.

If the iPhone 17 hasn’t completely convinced you, the upcoming iPhone 18 - and Apple’s first-ever foldable model - might be worth holding out for.

Accounting for 69.3% of total import value, Vietnam has become the largest supplier of “black gold” - pepper - to the United States in 2025, driven by high export prices.

Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh emphasized that efforts for ethnic minorities must be implemented with “six clears”: clear people, clear work, clear time, clear responsibility, clear results, and clear authority.

After more than two months of construction, Ho Chi Minh City’s first dedicated bicycle lane on Mai Chi Tho Boulevard is nearly complete, signaling a greener, safer shift in urban mobility.

While Samsung begins producing next-generation silicon–carbon batteries, the breakthrough technology is reserved for electric vehicles - not smartphones.

With nearly 700 hours in the air, Captain Nguyen Hoang Hai Quang is recognized as a leading young pilot of the Vietnamese Air Force.

Earning 29 points in Vietnam’s national exam, Au Viet Hoang, an ethnic Nung student, secured a place at Hanoi Medical University - following in his father’s healing footsteps.

A Vietnamese songwriter’s viral hit has become a defining case in the global debate over art, authorship, and artificial intelligence.

Police in Khanh Hoa Province have dismantled several online gambling operations run by foreign nationals, seizing hundreds of electronic devices used in the illegal activities.