Samsung Vietnam has officially launched the Galaxy Tab A11+, a new tablet model aimed at meeting basic needs for learning, working, and multimedia entertainment. The device starts at USD 270.

Vietnam gears up for SEA Games 33 with an ambitious target of 80–100 gold medals and over 1,000 team members.

During the investigation into the Mailisa beauty clinic ecosystem, authorities have seized 300 taels of gold, 100 land use certificates, 3 billion VND (approx. $120,000), and $400,000 in cash.

After the floodwaters receded, Tay Nha Trang Ward was left buried under piles of debris and mud. For local residents, the struggle is far from over.

From grinding steel to debugging code, two young Vietnamese women prove that determination and the right energy can drive big breakthroughs.

As storm Koto churns off the coast, authorities in Lam Dong province have banned all vessels and launched a search for a missing man swept away at sea.

On the afternoon of November 28, the Hanoi Party Committee held a meeting to announce the Politburo’s decision regarding personnel changes.

For many young ethnic talents, national recognition has become a springboard to lasting impact.

Hanoi is set to implement one of the most ambitious clean transport initiatives in Vietnam: banning gas-powered motorbikes within designated areas of Ring Road 1 starting July 1, 2026.

Vietnam’s U22 men’s football team will play their SEA Games 33 group matches in Bangkok instead of Songkhla, following major flooding in southern Thailand.

Deputy Pham Trong Nhan has made an urgent appeal for the NA to add laughing gas (N₂O used for recreational purposes) and emerging psychoactive substances to Article 6 of the amended Investment Law, which lists prohibited business sectors.

Finance Minister Nguyen Van Thang has announced that the government plans to remove at least 50 conditional business lines.

Storm Koto is slowly weakening as it meanders in the East Sea and is expected to approach the coast of Gia Lai by early December 1.

The current cold surge is pushing unusually far south, bringing dry, biting cold to northern Vietnam. A final tropical storm could still strike before year’s end.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has confirmed that the company has finished building its first hardware prototypes, marking a major milestone after months of speculation.

With an estimated investment reaching several billion dollars, the economic efficiency of the Tran De multi-billion-dollar Port remains a concern, especially as an alternative and more feasible option is already on the table.

Many believe that disabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi helps extend battery life on iPhones or smartphones in general. But is that still true today?

Without domestic gold mining and storage facilities, along with concerns about import quotas, Vietnam’s national gold exchange should be rolled out in a three-phase process, prioritizing physical gold trading before expanding to derivatives.

A group of four men who regularly set up a badminton net across a public road in Ho Chi Minh City - causing traffic disruption and public frustration - have been summoned by local police for processing.

No longer are there scenes of people waiting or making multiple trips to process "Red Books". The decentralization of authority to resolve land procedures to the commune/ward level in some areas in Bac Ninh has helped citizens reduce travel time.

The biggest bottleneck in controlling car emissions in Vietnam does not lie in the vehicle standards but in the type of fuel. A car that meets the Euro 5 standard, but uses gasoline that meets only Euro 3 will not have clean exhaust emissions.

Northern buyers are increasingly present in the HCMC property market. Projects with complete legal status, transparent developers, and locations linked to major transport routes continue to draw strong interest.

This morning at the training grounds of Battalion 31, Brigade 28, under the Vietnam People’s Air Defense – Air Force, Vietnam and India conducted a bilateral United Nations peacekeeping simulation exercise (VINBAX 2025).

Vietnam is verifying information reported by Cambodian authorities regarding the arrest of six Vietnamese nationals who escaped from a court in Cambodia's Svay Rieng province on November 18.

As of now, Vietnam has received nearly $16 million in aid from foreign governments and international organizations to support recovery efforts following historic floods across the central and highland regions.