Exhibition showcases 30 of Vietnam’s heritage treasures

A photo exhibition entitled “World Heritage Sites of Vietnam” opened in Hanoi on October 26, ahead of Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day (November 23) and Vietnam Culture Day (November 24).

Top leader urges turning pledges into projects, products, markets

The Standing Board of the Central Steering Committee for Foreign Affairs and International Integration convened its first meeting in Hanoi on October 26 under the chair of General Secretary and President To Lam.

Vietnamese language education network expanded across Canada

The Canada-Vietnam Cultural and Educational Council (CVCEC) is expanding Vietnamese language classes across Canada by combining in-person teaching with online learning, helping young people preserve their mother tongue and national cultural identity.

Vietnam seeks to boost labour cooperation with Greece

Vietnamese Ambassador to Greece Pham Thi Thu Huong visited Ioannina on October 23-24 to boost cooperation between Vietnam and the largest city in northwestern Greece. 

Ho Chi Minh City opens GRECO 2026 to push green growth

Ho Chi Minh City opened its fourth Green Growth Products & Services Exhibition (GRECO 2026) on October 26 as part of the 2026 Autumn Economic Forum, pitching the event as a platform for green transition and investment.

International stars to headline Vietnam Jazz Heritage Festival 2026

The Vietnam Jazz Heritage Festival 2026 is scheduled to take place in Xuan Huong-Da Lat ward, Lam Dong province, from November 6 to 8, bringing together Vietnamese and international artists, the provincial People’s Committee announced on October 26.

Vietnam eyes APEC 2027 to push green farming, food security agenda

Vietnam considers APEC 2027 an opportunity to push regional cooperation on green agriculture, innovation and food security. 

Lawmakers to quiz finance, science ministers in live session on November 12

The 16th National Assembly will devote its entire November 12 session to questioning the finance and science-technology ministers, which will be broadcast live on television and radio for voters and the public to follow.

Members of national steering committee on search for martyrs' remains approved

PM Le Minh Hung has approved the membership of the National Steering Committee for Search, Collection and Identification of Martyrs' Remains under Decision No. 2047/QD-TTg, signed on October 26, 2026, replacing an earlier decision issued in June.

Vietnam can’t win high-tech investment on land alone: 2026 Autumn Economic Forum

As Vietnam reworks its growth model around science – technology, innovation and productivity, it needs high-tech investment that adds value to the economy.

Can Vietnam's property developers cut home prices by accepting lower profits?

Land costs, construction expenses, loan interest and profit expectations are pushing home prices beyond many Vietnamese buyers' reach. 

AI evolution to superintelligence threatens classic encryption: expert

Lieutenant General Dang Vu Son, former head of the Government Cipher Committee, has warned that the development of superintelligent AI and quantum computers poses an unprecedented threat to cryptographic security.

High-end homes make up 78% of new Hanoi apartment supply

Commercial apartment supply in Hanoi during the first half of the year was mostly in high-end and luxury segments, while affordable apartments priced remained virtually absent from the primary market.

Apple reportedly denies warranty for iPhone Duo broken after just 3 hours

A $2,199 iPhone Duo reportedly suffered a broken folding display after just three hours of use, but Apple allegedly refused warranty coverage, citing signs that the device had been dropped.

Why foreigners are crossing oceans for medical treatment in Vietnam

From robotic surgery and organ transplantation to minimally invasive interventions, Vietnamese medicine is increasingly mastering advanced specialized techniques, attracting international patients for consultation and treatment.

iPhone 18 Pro users report blue, pink tints and washed-out displays

Some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max owners are complaining about unusual screen colors, from blue and pink tints to washed-out images. 

After a decade of restructuring: HAGL's profits surge as debt burden eases

After more than a decade of restructuring and struggling to repay debts, Hoang Anh Gia Lai JSC (HAG), chaired by Doan Nguyen Duc, widely known as Boss Duc, is showing notable improvements in both business performance and financial health.

Hanoi mother delivers baby after 4kg fibroid removed in life-saving surgery

A 35-year-old woman in Hanoi who became pregnant before she could undergo surgery to remove a large uterine fibroid endured a high-risk pregnancy with remarkable resilience.

Vietnam's rural market charms visitors with local food and shady trees

Nestled beneath rows of casuarina trees in Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province, Hoang Market offers a glimpse of traditional village life, with fresh seafood, homegrown produce and affordable local delicacies attracting shoppers and visitors alike.

Domestic airlines urged to resume, expand domestic air routes by year-end

Domestic airlines have been urged to proactively develop plans to resume, maintain and expand their domestic flight networks in late 2026 and 2027.

Vietnam, Poland seek to unlock cooperation potential under Strategic Partnership

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk attended the Vietnam–Poland Business Roundtable in Hanoi on the afternoon of October 26, as part of the latter’s official visit to Vietnam.

Vietnam treasures ties with Poland: Top leader

Vietnam and Poland have agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, technology and security following an upgrade of bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership, with Hanoi seeking to raise two-way trade to $6 billion.

iPhone Duo teardown reveals possible causes of foldable screen cracks

Repair specialist iFixit has dismantled Apple's first foldable iPhone to investigate reports of cracked screens, identifying several potential stress points around the hinge while finding that the device is easier to repair than its major rivals.

Bac Ninh man quits job to save family's fading clay figurine craft

Once a cherished part of Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations in northern Vietnam, traditional clay figurines are becoming increasingly rare. Fearing the craft could disappear, Phung Dinh Dat has returned home to learn it from his grandfather.

From factory worker in Japan to Vietnam's top university graduate at 27

After three years of exhausting factory work in Japan, Hoang Viet Anh returned to Vietnam determined to give education another chance.