Vietnam’s auto market saw record-breaking sales in October, with government discounts and year-end demand driving growth across both domestic and import brands.

According to Education First’s 2024 report, Vietnam’s English proficiency ranking fell from 58th to 63rd globally, placing the country among nations with Low proficiency levels.

Quang Ninh’s new plan aims to modernize the Ha Long Bay tourism fleet by replacing all wooden-hull vessels with steel by 2030, while enhancing passenger comfort and safety.

Ho Chi Minh City police have exposed a transnational money laundering network involving three women who, with their African husbands, created over 300 shell companies to funnel stolen funds abroad.

The $67 billion North-South high-speed rail project, slated for completion by 2036, will require an estimated $1 billion annually in operations and maintenance, the Economic Committee reported to the National Assembly.

As Typhoon No. 8 (Toraji) fades, two additional storms, Usagi and Man-yi, are intensifying, with potential impacts on the Philippines and movement toward the East Sea, creating complicated weather conditions.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has committed to closing all mobile coverage gaps in remote and underserved areas by June 2025, with hopes to finish by March, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung announced.

With projects like Knock to Renovate Homes, Mr. World Vietnam Tuan Ngoc has not only reached the Top 20 in the Head-to-Head Challenge but is also making a mark on the global stage.

Following a two-month investigation, Ho Chi Minh City Police have seized nearly 10 tons of cyanide, prosecuting 31 suspects involved in the illegal trade of hazardous chemicals.

Once criticized for being “dark-skinned and empty-headed,” Miss International 2024 Thanh Thuy proved her detractors wrong by pursuing her dreams and winning the prestigious crown.

Aiming for GDP growth over 7% in 2024, Vietnam’s government is committed to reforms that reduce waste, speed up public investment, and bolster digital and energy infrastructure.

Following the cancellation of land reclamation orders, Ninh Thuan residents are cautiously rebuilding their livelihoods but remain on edge as they await clear government direction on the region's nuclear project plans.

The Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts has received The Hills of Deli Ibrahim (Algiers), an oil painting by exiled King Ham Nghi, marking an important addition to Vietnam’s art collection and history.

In his 15,000-square-meter durian garden, Bui Hoang Hong Thai has found success and peace through eco-friendly black snail farming, earning an annual profit of around 350 million VND ($15,000 USD).

The National Assembly’s 2025 resolution sets ambitious goals of 6.5-7.0% GDP growth and a per capita income of $4,900, pushing for administrative reform, anti-corruption, and improved infrastructure.

Recent scams in Vietnam’s digital space have involved fraudulent use of Amazon’s name to deceive users, prompting government agencies to issue warnings for public protection.

Vietnam’s Thanh Thuy became Miss International 2024, marking a milestone for Vietnamese pageantry. Celebrating with her family and friends, she reflected on the achievement and the path that led her there.

The donut shop owned by Nguyen Quoc Khanh in Hanoi’s Dong Da District may be small and cramped, but it’s always packed with customers, selling 4,000 to 6,000 donuts daily.

The Ministry of Transport (MoT) recently issued a decision outlining plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector through 2030.

Surpassing 75 contestants from across the globe, Vietnam’s Huynh Thi Thanh Thuy was crowned Miss International 2024 in an electrifying finale held in Japan.

Cashew nut imports reached more than 2.3 million tons worth more than US$2.89 billion over the past ten months of the year, down 8.5% in volume and 1.1% in value compared to the same period from last year.

The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum held a ceremony on November 12 to receive a painting named Hillsides in Deli Ibrahim (Algiers)” by Ham Nghi, an exiled Vietnamese king.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung addressed the National Assembly, highlighting the need for Vietnamese media to combine technology with core journalistic values, especially in a market increasingly dominated by social media and digital platforms.

Vietnam’s path to sustainable digital transformation requires mastery over its own technology and platforms, said Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung, underscoring the potential of Vietnamese talent to lead this shift.

Addressing the National Assembly, the Minister of Information and Communications highlighted the global challenge of misinformation and urged social media platforms to proactively monitor and remove harmful content to help curb its negative impact.