Vietnam puts forward green energy vision at World Atom Week

VN has laid stress on the significance of international cooperation in the research and development of energy technologies, particularly in the emerging field of fusion energy.

EU imposes anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled steel from Vietnam

The European Commission has imposed anti-dumping duties of 12.1% on hot-rolled steel imports from Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

VAMA: 4.83L/100km fuel cap too strict for passenger cars

The Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) argues that the proposed average fuel consumption target of 4.83 liters per 100km for passenger cars is “too strict.” About 96 percent of gasoline-powered cars would fail to meet the standard.

Graduate’s journey from classroom to campus career

Orphaned by her father at a young age, Nguyen Thi Phuong was born with congenital disabilities that left her with the stature of a preschooler.

Discipline concerns rise as schools ban suspensions

Disciplining students has always been a sensitive topic, requiring a balance between firmness and compassion.

Vietnamese golf prodigy enters WAGR top 200 at just 16 years old

The 16-year-old golf sensation continues to stun the world with back-to-back victories across Asia.

Vietnam proposes major education overhaul with mandatory Grade 9 by 2030

The Ministry of Education is calling for radical reforms, including compulsory lower secondary education and unified national textbooks.

Apple doubles iPhone 17 charging speed, ending years of lag

iPhone 17 brings fast charging to the mainstream, reaching 67% in 30 minutes and supporting USB-C PD up to 40W.

Storms surge across East Sea: Experts warn of more through year-end

The East Sea has recorded 10 storms in 2025, with more expected amid peak typhoon season.

Bridge underpasses in HCM City may become public parking and sports zones

To tackle land scarcity, the city plans to convert bridge underpasses into organized public zones for vehicles and recreation.

Vietnam’s AI investment trails far behind global leaders

Vietnam’s AI funding is 56 times lower than that of the US and China, but experts say the country still has potential to catch up.

Nearly 30% of Van Thinh Phat restitution paid as fourth payout begins

Ho Chi Minh City authorities continue enforcement in the Van Thinh Phat case, disbursing nearly USD 12.3 million to over 42,000 bondholders.

Vietnam’s exporters battle US tariffs and green mandates

Despite strong export growth, Vietnamese businesses are struggling to adapt to new US trade barriers and environmental regulations.

Vietnam’s AI law to require user notification before AI interactions

New draft legislation mandates clear disclosure when users engage with AI, setting global precedent in transparency and ethics.

Vietnamese composer and conductor duo team up for musical on iconic cricket

Musician Viet Anh has teamed up with conductor Tran Nhat Minh and his creative team to produce the musical “Cricket: The Untold Story", with the dream of bringing one of Vietnam’s most iconic literary characters to a global audience.

Hospitals struggle to meet EMR deadline as September draws to a close

Vietnam has around 2,000 public and private hospitals. Under government orders, all hospitals must implement electronic medical records (EMRs) by the end of September, yet only a little over 600 have done so to date.

Politburo sets structure for provincial press and broadcast agencies

Politburo Regulation 373 defines leadership, structure, and operations of local press and broadcast agencies under provincial Party Committees.

Vietnam’s largest LNG power plant begins construction in Hai Phong

Vietnam breaks ground on a $6.74 billion LNG power plant and industrial park, aiming to boost energy and economic growth.

President Luong Cuong’s US trip marked by nearly 70 impactful engagements

At the UN General Assembly, President Luong Cuong delivered key messages on multilateralism, peace, and Vietnam’s rise from conflict to development.

Vietnam’s AI readiness gains global praise at AI Awards 2025

Phung Viet Thang, Country Director of Intel Vietnam, praised Vietnam’s technological capabilities, stating that the country's access to and readiness for technology is currently “very good” by global standards.

World Cultural Festival in Hanoi attracts nearly 50 nations and partners

As of September 25, a total of 48 embassies, international organizations, and foreign cultural centers in Vietnam have registered to participate in the first-ever World Cultural Festival in Hanoi.

Bualoi to bring floods, landslides, and 600mm rain in central Vietnam

Typhoon Bualoi is gaining strength and speed. Authorities warn of heavy rain, flash floods, and dangerous seas along the central coast.

Suspected $8 million ponzi scheme triggers chaos in Ho Chi Minh City

Hundreds in Ho Chi Minh City confront a woman accused of running a fraudulent savings scheme worth over USD 8 million.

Vietnam shares ethnic minority policy insights with Thai Senate delegation

Thailand's Senate delegation and Vietnam’s Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs convened to share best practices in uplifting ethnic communities.

Storm Bualoi accelerates, threatens central Vietnam with heavy rains

Typhoon Bualoi, now Storm No. 10, is intensifying and moving at double the usual storm speed, prompting urgent preparations along the central coast.