Over half a million Hanoians access digital capital citizen app

More than 545,000 residents in Hanoi have accessed and used the Digital Capital Citizen app iHaNoi in over one month since the city launched this app to boost local citizens and businesses’ interaction with all-level administrations.

“Heritage Journey” connects Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay

The northeastern province of Quang Ninh has approved .a new cruise tour that connects the world natural heritage of Ha Long Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay.

Top leader of Vietnam visits Central Party School of China

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President To Lam visited and had a working session with the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China in Beijing on August 20 morning.

Concerns over university admissions prompt call for review by National Assembly

Addressing public concerns about university admissions, Vice Chairman Tran Quang Phuong has suggested a review of current methods to ensure that quality and fairness are upheld in the process.

US Open 2024: Duong Quoc Hoang leads Vietnamese contingent with two wins

Among the seven Vietnamese players competing at the US Open 2024, Duong Quoc Hoang has set himself apart by winning both of his first-round matches, continuing his journey in the winners' bracket.

Facing record heat, central region increased risk of forest fires

Although the atmospheric state is gradually shifting to the cooler phase of La Nina, Vietnam’s central region and many countries around the world are facing prolonged intense heat, increasing the risk of forest fires.

Mai to run for Vietnam at world U20 champs

Lê Thị Tuyết Mai will represent Việt Nam at the 2024 World Athletics U20 Championships’ women’s 400m hurdles in Peru.

Vietnam to develop regulations on criteria for ’Made-in-Vietnam’ products

For domestically produced goods, including those manufactured from imported raw materials or ingredients, there have been no regulations to determine whether items are ’products of Vietnam’ or ’Made in Vietnam’.

Bac Ninh leaders found receiving under-the-table money before retirement

Before retiring, former Bac Ninh leaders received money from enterprises in reward for helping them win bids for large projects.

Smuggled sugar and imported corn syrup threaten domestic sugar industry

According to VSSA, the total sugar supply reached nearly 1.34 million tonnes in the past seven months, higher than 1.3 million for the whole year of 2023.

Sea freight rates cool, port volumes break records

In the first seven months of 2024, the volume of goods passing through Vietnamese seaports is estimated at 501.117 million tonnes, up 16 per cent over the same period in 2023.

Vietnam establishes a healthy competitive environment

Trade remedies help re-establish a healthy and fair competitive environment; prevent dumping and sales of subsidised goods into Vietnam by exporting countries.

International tourists can purchase train tickets via e-wallets from August 20

Customers, especially international tourists, will find it easy to buy tickets online and pay with their bank cards.

Retirement homes present new opportunities as Vietnam facing ageing population

A survey from the Việt Nam Association of Realtors showed that the country has about 400 retirement homes, with around 50 per cent of them charity centres or state-invested facilities.

Indonesian navy ship makes friendly visit to Vietnam

The Indonesian Navy’s KRI Bung Tomo - 357 corvette, with 86 officers and sailors on board, docked at the Nha Rong port in Ho Chi Minh City on August 19, starting its five-day friendly visit to Vietnam.

Super-organism could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions: scientists

Axolla, an animal feed and organic fertilizer considered a super-organism, absorbs CO2 eight times more than green trees and could help increase carbon credits in rice farming, experts say.

Vietnam, China bolster cooperation in social, livelihood fields

Vietnam and China will step up collaboration in social affairs and people’s livelihoods under a memorandum of understanding signed on August 19.

Proposed Law reinforces state monopoly in nuclear power and hydropower projects

The draft amendment to the Electricity Law proposes that the State will retain exclusive rights over the investment and construction of nuclear power plants, marking a significant development in Vietnam's energy sector.

How did an international ring in Laos defraud Vietnamese women?

Members of a scam organization made friends with single Vietnamese women to gain their trust, asked for investment, and then appropriated money from them.

Ministry explains high university cutoff scores amid competitive admissions

In a surprising turn of events, candidates with 9.5 per subject are missing out on university placements due to soaring cutoff scores. The Ministry of Education provides insights into the causes and potential solutions.

Will Vietnam become an electric-vehicle manufacturing powerhouse?

Despite a later start than other regional countries such as Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, Vietnam has established itself as a formidable rival in the automobile market.

Hanoi focuses on building two metro lines totaling $3.16 billion

Hanoi is set to break ground on two critical metro lines, investing over VND 76 trillion ($3.16 billion), as part of its plan to develop a comprehensive urban rail network by 2035.

Vietnam to commemorate 50 years of reunification with parade and cultural events

As Vietnam approaches the 50th anniversary of Southern Liberation and National Reunification, plans are underway for a grand parade and march in Ho Chi Minh City, involving thousands of participants from the armed forces and civilian contingents.

Woman marries paralyzed man, finding joy in their unique union

Despite her family's objections, a young woman from Phu Tho province insisted on marrying a man paralyzed from the waist down. Their marriage, though filled with difficulties, remains full of happiness.

Vietnam a priority in China's policy of neighborhood diplomacy: Premier

China consistently considers its relationship with Vietnam a priority in its policy of neighborhood diplomacy, said Chinese Premier Li Qiang at a meeting with visiting Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam in Beijing on August 19.