Vietnam’s GDP growth in 2023 has been adjusted upward to 6.8% in the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)’s January Update, up from 6.5% in its October report.

Many enterprises flourished in the first half of the year thanks to high exports, but had slower business in the last six months.

Vietnamese people took to the streets watching firework displays and ringing in the lunar New Year 2023.

Tet (Lunar New Year) is always an interesting experience for foreigners in Vietnam. Enjoying the Tet atmosphere, foreign ambassadors have shared their feelings about the biggest traditional festival in the country.

On the occasion of the Year of the Cat 2023, Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has delivered remarks offering the best wishes to the Vietnamese at home and abroad as well as people around the world.

The Government has set a GDP growth target of 6.5% for 2023 although most developed economies are on the verge of recession, especially the U.S. and the European Union. Businesses and households should prepare for the worst-case scenario.

Analysts and investors still expect certain industry groups will outperform the general market in 2023, based on their own stories and the varying degrees of impact from the economic context and the outlook for this year.

In the last decade, the fishery sector in Vietnam has been thoroughly restructuring to be more professional and modern via the use of IT and digital transformation. This has brought about great achievements and performance boost.

Covering an area of about 31,000 hectares, Nui Chua National Park in the central province of Ninh Thuan features forest, sea and semi-arid spaces, and it has made efforts to conserve its rich biodiversity and fully tap its tourism potential.

Analysts say bank shares will face difficulties in the first half of the year because of the poor performance of the real estate market, the export growth slowdown, and high interest rates. But changes will occur in the second half of the year.

Leaders of many countries, political parties, and international organisations have sent congratulations to General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Nguyen Phu Trong on the New Year 2023 and the traditional Lunar New Year of Vietnam.

After two years of struggling to deal with COVID-19, seemingly the biggest game changer of the global economy in the century,  Vietnam has found its way to respond appropriately to the pandemic and even thrive.

The People’s Committee of the southern province of An Giang has approved a project on preserving and upholding cultural values of “Buong” leaf scriptures of the Khmer ethnic group by 2030.

Shaped like a question mark on Road 4C, Pai Lung Slope in Pai Lung commune of Dong Van district in Ha Giang, offers visitors not only beautiful scenery but also a memorable experience to discover the story behind the nickname Road of Happiness.

The collection took the artist two years of work and has no analogs.

Inspectors for the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) have imposed a fine of VND340 million on five international domain name registrants in Vietnam and released a document, reminding domain name registrars to observe the laws.

Chinese Ambassador to Vietnam Xiong Bo has highlighted the significance of the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival, the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between the two countries, and their cooperation prospects for 2023.

Many "sensitive scenes" appearing in primetime television series and online platforms have stirred up public opinion in Vietnam.

Most banks are quoting deposit interest rates under 9.5 percent as agreed. But some are paying higher than the quoted rates.

Vietnam’s retail sector closed 2022 with a boom in omnichannel sales.

Politburo’s resolutions give new boost to development of regions

The world’s football governing body FIFA has proposed a series of reforms in the next four-year cycle, bringing practical benefits to Vietnamese football in general and the Vietnamese team in particular.

The Vietnamese industrial sector may need to reevaluate in order to minimise the effect of rising power costs.

Nguyen Trong Nghia closely checks hundreds of sneakers placed nicely on many shelves in a house in Dao Tan Street, Hanoi before handing them over to customers before Tet.

Many hotels in Da Nang and Quang Nam are half unoccupied, while others are nearly fully booked.