Ho Chi Minh City restricts traffic for April 30 fireworks

A series of road closures will be enforced across Ho Chi Minh City on April 30 evening to ensure safety and smooth organization of nationwide reunification celebrations.

Samsung bets big on Galaxy Z Wide Fold to stay ahead of rivals

The wide-fold design of the Galaxy Z Wide Fold is expected to help Samsung maintain its leadership as competition intensifies in the foldable smartphone segment.

When fear of illness leads to dangerous delays

Many Vietnamese people tend to visit hospitals only when their bodies send clear warning signs, sometimes at a late stage. Behind this delay is a common psychological barrier - the fear of discovering an illness.

Vietnam volleyball names new president, eyes SEA Games gold

The Vietnam Volleyball Federation (VFV) has entered its eighth term for the 2026-2031 period, electing a new executive committee led by Duong Manh Tien as president.

When world leaders sit down for street-side pho

On April 24, images of South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung and First Lady Kim Hye Kyung enjoying pho at a modest eatery on Dinh Liet Street, Hoan Kiem Ward, Hanoi, quickly went viral across Vietnamese and Korean social media.

“Mother and Homeland” brings Vietnamese culture to US screens

With strong production values and a deeply humanistic message, Mother and Homeland by Ha Phuong has been selected for broadcast on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN).

VN to produce industrial-scale livestock breeds to reduce import reliance

Vietnam’s livestock sector holds a strong position on the global map. However, it still depends heavily on imported breeding stock, while exporting countries sell these genetics at high prices.

Vietnamese people face a decade of illness despite rising life expectancy

The average life expectancy of Vietnamese people has reached 74.7, but the number of healthy living years is only 65.

Toxic noodles scandal shocks Ho Chi Minh City

Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have uncovered a series of alarming cases involving the production of fresh noodles laced with banned chemicals, exposing a long-running threat to public health hidden within residential neighborhoods.

Student graduates early with top GPA at Foreign Trade University

With a near-perfect GPA, Vu Luong Ngoc Anh achieved the highest academic score among early graduates at Foreign Trade University in 2026.

From HCMC to island life: woman chooses happier, simpler life

Leaving HCMC, where she had a well-paid tutoring job and once hoped to build a long life, Tran Thi Kim Thi returned to her hometown on Binh Hung Island, Khanh Hoa, to “find herself again” three years ago.

The lyric that stirred debate and the unease over patriotic music trends

A single controversial line has pushed a well-intentioned music project into the spotlight, raising broader concerns about how patriotic themes are being handled in contemporary Vietnamese music.

The hidden danger of overusing supplements in Vietnam

A growing habit of taking supplements may be silently harming the liver, as experts warn of rising cases linked to misuse.

Two weddings, three years as a son-in-law: a Thai marriage tradition

In Thai villages in western Thanh Hoa, love does not simply lead to marriage. Instead, couples must pass through a unique journey - two weddings and three years of living with the bride’s family before they are truly husband and wife.

Cold front to cool Hanoi and northern regions

Just ahead of the April 30 - May 1 holiday, a cold air mass is moving southward, bringing widespread rain and a noticeable drop in temperatures across northern Vietnam, with some mountainous areas expected to fall below 20°C.

Patterson claims dramatic stage win at Ho Chi Minh City cycling cup

Patrick Patterson delivered a spectacular victory in stage 23 of the Ho Chi Minh City Television Cycling Cup, overcoming rivals in the final meters of the 114 km route from Can Tho to My Tho in Dong Thap.

Cheap, chewy and unforgettable: Mui Ne’s squid “teeth” impress visitor

Beyond its striking flavor and satisfying crunch, the dish also surprised the Western guest with its price - just VND18,000 per plate (US$0.70).

A shifting world and the question of Vietnam’s identity

As global audiences look east for inspiration, Vietnam must decide how it presents itself on the world stage.

iPhone 18 Pro Max edges closer to a two-day battery goal

Early leaks suggest Apple is preparing significant upgrades in battery capacity and charging speed for its next flagship lineup.

New Minister of Construction confronts housing imbalance

The real estate market is entering a period of volatility, posing numerous challenges for the new Minister of Construction.

Sony Xperia 1 VIII: a promising return or another missed chance?

The Xperia 1 VIII is all but certain to launch. The real question is whether it can finally become a genuine success for Sony or once again follow a familiar path.

Rare and unusual gold price fluctuations: investors advised to be cautious

Gold prices have fluctuated over the last few days, and though they have since moved back in sync, the price gap remains high.

Vietnam’s ASEAN Cup hopes tested by squad uncertainties

Vietnam’s national team are facing a wave of squad challenges ahead of the ASEAN Cup. With no perfect solution in sight, head coach Kim Sang Sik is left with little choice but to adapt and navigate adversity.

Is processing 64 billion transactions for tax purposes worth the cost?

When discussing compliance costs, one cannot overlook the expenses within the management system itself, the place that must receive and process a colossal amount of transactions every day.

Vietnam, Bulgaria step up tourism promotion, business connectivity

Vietnam welcomed around 21.5 million international arrivals in 2025, thanks in part to more open visa policies, including visa exemptions for Bulgarian citizens.