Sophisticated get-rich schemes amass billions, land tycoons in prison

Through tactics involving illegal invoice trading, tax evasion, or collusion with tax and police officials, a number of illicit tycoons have faced tragic consequences.

Condo apartment prices soar to VND100 million/sqm or more in Hanoi

Rising input costs, especially land-use fees, and prolonged procedures have discouraged businesses from developing affordable housing, said Nguyen Xuan Binh, Deputy General Director of Cienco 5 Land.

Associate Professor proposes building a women’s university in Vietnam

Tran Quang Tien, PhD, stated that many countries around the world maintain and develop the model of women’s universities, not only because of traditional reasons, but also of the value they bring to women's advancement and societal development.

Behind the scenes: the tough calls leading to Vietnam’s internet breakthrough

Former Deputy PM Nguyen Khanh said that Vietnam could have opened the Internet earlier, but it had to carefully prepare technical conditions, human resources, policy infrastructure, and, most importantly, the ideological groundwork.

Should you buy an old iPhone model after a nearly VND29 million price drop?

Just a few years after being sold for over VND30 million, some older iPhone models now cost only a few million to just over VND10 million, depending on the device’s condition.

The legacy of elephants and emperors lives on at Hoi An's 300-year-old shrine

Hoi An’s Ong Voi communal house preserves royal history, elephant symbolism, and spiritual heritage.

Vietnam’s government of action: Building a state for the people

Vietnam’s government is redefining its role, embracing a service-oriented model that prioritizes reform, resilience, and citizen-centered governance.

The Co Tu people's sacred dance connects heaven, earth, and ancestors

More than tradition, Tâng tung da dá reflects the Co Tu people's harmony with nature, unity in community, and devotion to their ancestors.

Baking with purpose: Young Vietnamese woman creates edible masterpieces

A Gen Z baker turns her passion into an artform, creating stunning cakes and teaching others while honoring a promise to her beloved grandmother.

‘Unforgettable’: Tourist swept up in flood aftermath in northern Vietnam

Caroline, a tourist from Denmark, says she will never forget the devastation she witnessed in Tuyen Quang after a massive flood: streets blanketed in thick, dark mud, homes and shops severely damaged.

Sarut Vongchaisit wins Vietnam Masters 2025 with dominant performance

Thailand’s Sarut Vongchaisit clinched the Vietnam Masters 2025 title with a superb final round, while Nguyen Tuan Anh earned top amateur honors and finished second overall.

Flood cleanup overwhelms Thai Nguyen as residents battle mud and debris

After the historic floods, Thai Nguyen locals face the daunting task of clearing thousands of tons of mud and trash. Homes are damaged, and the roads remain nearly impassable.

All Ho Chi Minh City schools to use digital class registers from 2025

Starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, Ho Chi Minh City will deploy a digital class register system with electronic signatures at 100% of schools across the city.

A father's flood rescue shows Vietnam the true meaning of parental love

Video of a 68-year-old Vietnamese father braving floodwaters to reach his daughter goes viral, capturing hearts across the country.

Party chief To Lam meets Medvedev, advances Vietnam-Russia strategic ties

Today in Pyongyang, North Korea, General Secretary To Lam met with Dmitry Medvedev, Chairman of the United Russia Party and Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.

Ho Chi Minh City starts work on $45mil. children's center in Thu Thiem

Set to finish by 2028, the modern 10-story facility will provide learning, arts, and sports spaces for millions of city youth.

Vietnam’s only nude art specialist unveils five-year journey in solo show

Nguyen Trung Hieu presents his first solo exhibition with over 40 artworks exploring space, light, and the human form in rare and intimate detail.

Vietnam’s car market revs up post-Ghost Month, imports dominate

Car sales surged 18% in September, with imported vehicles continuing to outperform domestic models, reflecting strong consumer preference.

Deadly house fire claims five lives in Hanoi’s Van Mieu neighborhood

A fire in a four-story house in Van Mieu ward, Hanoi, left five family members dead, highlighting challenges in fire access and prevention in tight urban spaces.

Vin stocks surge, boosting Pham Nhat Vuong to global top 150 richest list

Vin stocks hit ceiling levels, sending Vietnam’s richest man, Pham Nhat Vuong, soaring to USD18.1 billion in net worth.

Business households anxious over shift from presumptive tax to self-declaration

The shift from presumptive tax to self-declaration is expected to affect millions of business households across the country.

Vietnam now exports construction services, not just bricks and wood

Vietnam’s construction industry is starting to "think bigger", not only exporting products like cement, bricks and wood but also construction services, according to Le Viet Hai, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Hoa Binh Construction Group.

Multiple power projects stalled amid power shortage concerns

Experts warn of a high risk of power shortages as no major power projects have been implemented in the past decade, while over 170 renewable energy projects remain stalled.

Foreign tourist tries two chicken pho eateries, prefers cheaper one

Experiencing Hanoi’s chicken pho in two versions, from a common to a high-end one, a foreign visitor favored the dish with tender, fragrant and juicy chicken.

Gratitude to parents 'who never finished 7th grade' from a HUST’s valedictorian

At the university graduation ceremony, Van Huy was tearfully moved, expressing gratitude to his parents - San Chi ethnic farmers, who never completed 7th grade, but taught Huy "the greatest lesson of life."