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A new report confirms iPhone as the king of resale value, retaining up to 30% after five years.
If the economy continues to rely too heavily on bank credit, liquidity risks will escalate, especially during peak periods such as year-end, placing growing pressure on overall systemic safety.
After the unprecedented shock of Covid-19, Khanh Hoa tourism has grown strongly, far surpassing the pre-pandemic period. Behind this acceleration is a fundamental shift in development thinking, execution methods, and long-term vision.
The concert "Ve Day Bon Canh Chim Troi" was abruptly postponed because most of the participating crew walked out, sparking a debate about the responsibility and dedication of artists toward their audience.
Youths in the Mekong Delta have joined forces to "rescue" tens of tons of giant barb (Catlocarpio siamensis) and walking catfish from farming ponds, bringing them to the Tien River to help revive aquatic resources.
With millions of views online, these “mismatched” couples became symbols of love built on respect, empathy, and endurance.
Oppo appears ready to take the smartphone photography battle to new heights in 2026 with the upcoming Find X9 Ultra-a device that may pose the biggest challenge yet to Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra.
At nearly 400 years old, the Snow Mountain statue at Keo Pagoda remains remarkably intact - a silent masterpiece carved from lost knowledge.
The widening gap between economic growth and power usage in Vietnam reflects deeper structural shifts.
Vietnam’s Resolution 57 is reshaping the national development strategy by putting innovation, technology, and digital transformation at its core.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs outlines a strategic roadmap for 2026, calling for accelerated implementation of Project 06 with clear responsibilities and outcomes.
Vietnam’s cultural sector is no longer just about spirit-it’s about strategy and GDP.
After 10 years of shaping, a horse-shaped kumquat tree worth over USD 1,200 has become the centerpiece of Tu Lien flower village in Hanoi ahead of Tet.
The year 2025 closed with a distinctive sense of relief after a long period of hardship-alongside a deeper reflection on Vietnam’s future development path.
Vietnam posted 8.02% GDP growth in 2025, among the fastest globally, and is projected to surpass Singapore and Thailand in economic size this decade.
To support green transportation, Vietnam may soon require new condos to include EV parking and charging areas.
An American YouTuber finds his favorite dessert in a back alley of Saigon-grilled banana in sticky rice, a treat CNN once called one of the world’s best.
After years of delay, Apple’s iPhone Fold is coming - with exclusive display tech and a bold price tag.
While January may be quiet, Apple is laying the groundwork for a potentially explosive 2026.
The wedding anniversary of an elderly couple in Ho Chi Minh City was celebrated like a real wedding, complete with a bridal procession, ring exchange, champagne pouring, congratulatory speeches, and a festive banquet.
Hanoi’s street food continues to win the hearts of international visitors, not only for its distinctive flavours but also for the unique dining spaces and lifestyle it reflects.
The centre will provide essential infrastructure and public services to support semiconductor design and prototyping as part of Vietnam’s broader industrial strategy.
Under the plan, all civil status events of Vietnamese citizens, foreign residents in Vietnam, as well as foreigners and people of Vietnamese origin, must be registered in a timely, complete and accurate manner in accordance with the law.
Most recently, University Medical Centre HCM City successfully performed two simultaneous transplants, a heart and a liver, using organs donated from a brain-dead patient at People’s Hospital 115.
Israel and Vietnam on January 5 launched their first direct air route, linking Tel Aviv and Hanoi in a move expected to accelerate tourism, trade and wider bilateral exchanges.