Vietnam’s entry to the UN in 1977 began with President Ho Chi Minh’s outreach in 1945.

Despite launching with new features and upgraded hardware, the newly released iPhone 17 is drawing criticism over unreliable cellular connectivity, a problem reported widely across tech forums and social media platforms.

Google has officially introduced the AI Plus plan in Vietnam, allowing users to access its powerful Gemini model and other advanced tools for only $5 per month.

Da Nang’s mega port project targets international transshipment, with capacity up to 74 million tons annually.

President Luong Cuong emphasized peace, multilateralism, and equitable global development in his keynote address at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, calling on the United States to end its sanctions against Cuba.

Experts urge large domestic firms to unite, transforming Vietnam from subcontractor to global industrial player.

Despite nationwide promotion of food safety standards, only a fraction of Vietnam's vegetables are certified under VietGAP, raising consumer concerns.

Set to take place from October 1 to 12, the 2025 Con Son - Kiep Bac Autumn Festival will be the most extensive edition ever held, marking the first major cultural-spiritual event in Hai Phong since the administrative expansion.

Hundreds of local and international athletes will race across Hanoi’s waters this October in a dynamic celebration of dragon boats and SUP paddling.

With AI on the rise, officials discuss revising regulations to protect press rights and ensure fair revenue sharing.

The newly inaugurated Ta Lang - Gian Bi Community Cultural and Tourism Center in Hai Van ward is both a cultural preservation site for the Co Tu people and an emerging destination for visitors to explore Da Nang’s ethnic heritage.

Discover 4 strangely named but delicious noodle specialties of Vietnam’s southern region.

Despite increasing supply, Hanoi's housing market skews toward luxury developments, driving out real demand.

President Luong Cuong affirmed that Vietnam is fully committed to creating the most favorable conditions for American investors to choose the country as a long-term destination.

Vietnam’s President Luong Cuong joined global leaders at the opening of the 80th UN General Assembly session in New York, affirming Vietnam’s commitment to multilateralism and global peace.

Typhoon Ragasa has weakened to level 15 and is expected to reach the northern Vietnamese coast by the morning of September 25.

Storm Bualoi is expected to enter the East Sea late September 26, bringing high winds and rough seas.

The newly launched iPhone Air has offered users a first glimpse of Apple’s long-awaited iPhone Fold, a foldable smartphone expected to debut in fall 2026.

Once a big name in sea freight, Orient Shipping and Trading JSC (OSTC), which is 49 percent owned by Vietnam Marine Corporation (VIMC), is now deep in the red. Auditors have raised doubts about the company’s going concern capability.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment says that laws in the agriculture and environment fields must be “clear, consistent, and feasible” to avoid unnecessary burdens on businesses and local authorities, while addressing real-world challenges.

The draft amended Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law proposes reducing the progressive tax brackets from seven to five, while maintaining the highest tax rate at 35 percent for taxable income above VND100 million per month.

Hoi An Ancient Town in Vietnam has been named Asia’s most beautiful historical center by Tourlane, a leading French online travel platform.

The policy of paying 10 percent upfront and deferring debt for five years raises a serious question: Is it truly an opportunity for homebuyers or just fertile land for speculators?

A wedding banquet in eastern Quang Ninh has gone viral for its lavish spread and surprising dishes, including a stir-fried sea worm dish that left guests curious and amazed.

The first customer for Tet tickets arrived at Saigon Station at 2 am to book 10 tickets to ensure a safe journey home to celebrate Tet, which falls in mid-February next year.