Fresh rumors surrounding the pricing of iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are drawing attention across the tech world, as Apple appears to be preparing a strategy that runs counter to prevailing market trends.

Vietnam’s U17 team have identified their most important match at the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026, with the clear objective of securing a place at the World Cup.

Nearly 34 million mobile subscriptions in Vietnam remain unverified on VNeID, highlighting the scale of ongoing efforts to ensure SIM ownership transparency and data accuracy nationwide.

With nearly 3.3 billion downloads across Simulation, Puzzle and Arcade titles alone, Vietnamese game publishers are asserting a growing influence on the global mobile gaming market.

A sudden landslide early on May 4 blocked National Highway 4D in Ta Phin commune, Lao Cai province, temporarily cutting off access to Sa Pa.

For their significant contributions to Vietnamese football, head coach Kim Sang Sik and three Korean assistants have been awarded the Prime Minister’s commendation.

Facing a sustained decline in fertility, Vietnam plans to raise birth rates and expand support for families across all provinces.

With the issuance of eight new resolutions, the Vietnamese government has sent a clear signal: a commitment to substantive reform, empowerment and development-oriented governance.

General Secretary and State President To Lam will pay a state visit to Sri Lanka from May 7 to 8, at the invitation of President Anura Kumara Dissanayaka, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

General Secretary and President To Lam will pay a state visit to India from May 5 to 7, at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Public attention is increasingly focused on the Government’s latest reform push, which abolishes 184 administrative procedures and 890 business conditions.

Apple’s CEO outlines mounting challenges from surging memory prices, hinting at strategic decisions that may redefine the smartphone market.

Vietnam’s U17 team stands on the brink of a major opportunity to qualify for the U17 World Cup. However, the players under coach Roland will need to maintain composure at the AFC U17 Asian Cup finals.

A crowded holiday release window fuels fierce competition, with one horror title dominating while others struggle to break even.

Vietnam welcomed 8.8 million international visitors in the first four months of 2026, the highest figure ever recorded for this period, reflecting a surge in global travel demand.

A sugar factory in Nghe An has suffered a serious incident during a storm, with an estimated 2,000 tonnes of molasses spilling into the surrounding area.

Vietnam draws US$18.24 billion in FDI in the first four months of 2026, up 32 percent year-on-year, led by Thai Nguyen and Nghe An.

The Miss Vietnam 2026 competition, organized by Tien Phong Newspaper, marks a major shift in its 38-year history as it introduces a comprehensive digital platform to operate the entire event lifecycle.

When fuel prices surged, the cost of everything from tofu, sticky rice, and pho to coffee rose in tandem. Now that fuel prices have dropped sharply from their peak, many vendors are still ignoring calls to cut prices.

Bank profits are reaching $9-10 billion annually, while businesses are still struggling to access loans. The question is how these profits are being shared with the economy.

Once near “write-off” at $1, the Dai Hung oil field has been revived to become one of the flagship projects of Vietnam’s oil and gas industry, thanks to a shift from dependence to technological mastery and innovation.

Two national valedictorians in groups D01 and D04 in the 2022 high school exam have graduated early from Foreign Trade University (FTU) after 3.5 years with high distinction degrees.

As Vietnam marks 80 years of ethnic affairs governance, new approaches emphasize empowerment, long-term growth, and the central role of communities.

Behind the decline of street crime in Ho Chi Minh City lies a fundamental shift in security management thinking - treating every theft and robbery as a serious criminal case and targeting drug-related roots.

A brief decree signed in 1946 has guided Vietnam’s long journey of unity, shaping policies that continue to bind the nation’s diverse communities.