Vietnam has effectively completed its national campaign to eliminate makeshift and dilapidated housing, surpassing its target by 5 years and 4 months.

In the context of a fierce global race in semiconductor technology, Vietnam must urgently identify key chip products for investment and development - focusing on segments suited to its domestic capabilities, experts say.

Floods hit Hanoi after prolonged downpours, prompting widespread use of water pumps and emergency responses.

On the night of August 25, the General Hospital of Ha Nam received 15 emergency cases resulting from a sudden tornado in Thi Son commune, Kim Bang district. One patient was declared dead before arrival.

Nguyen Tien Thoa, Chair of the Vietnam Valuation Association has shared his insights with VietNamNet on EVN’s proposal to include its VND44 trillion accumulated loss in the average electricity selling price.

Despite a life expectancy of 75, many Vietnamese face chronic illness for 10 years before death.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed reducing the export tax on gold jewelry from 1% to 0% to support struggling businesses.

With Long Thanh Airport, Ring Road 3, and a host of billion-dollar infrastructure projects underway, Ho Chi Minh City is finally addressing its critical transportation needs to unlock growth and maintain its role as Vietnam’s economic powerhouse.

While big firms harness AI for growth, many Vietnamese SMEs face financial and structural hurdles in going digital.

The government emphasizes urgency and coordination in responding to the aftermath of storm Kajiki.

Over three days, storm number 5 forced flight cancellations, train suspensions, and port preparations nationwide.

CT Group president Tran Kim Chung emphasized the need to create ‘Made by Vietnam’ products to serve civilian, national defense, and security needs, competing equally in the global market.

Police in Ho Chi Minh City freed three South Korean nationals held by a gang luring foreigners with fake job offers.

Heavy overnight rain submerged major roads across Hanoi, stranding commuters and forcing many to work remotely amid rising water levels.

As of 6:00 a.m. on August 26, initial reports from localities indicate that storm number 5 has caused 3 deaths, injured 10 people, damaged or unroofed 6,802 homes, and flooded 3,094 others.

Despite a bumper harvest of over 205,000 tons, Bac Ninh lychee farmers struggle with volatile prices and export hurdles.

Surrounded by ancient dipterocarp and star trees, the over 400-year-old Khmer-style Bat Pagoda is home to rare giant bats and a local legend about five-toed pigs.

Storm No. 5 (Kajiki) ravaged the central province of Ha Tinh for hours, ripping the roofs off more than 1,000 homes in Loc Ha commune. Many residents, overwhelmed by the destruction, wept as they opened their doors after the storm.

Vietnam sees a dramatic rise in tilapia exports to India as demand surges in the world’s most populous nation.

Though weakened, Storm No. 5 continues to pour rain across northern and central Vietnam, triggering flash flood alerts.

Storm Kajiki (Typhoon No. 5) caused massive flooding across Hanoi on August 26, leaving nearly 40 locations submerged, traffic paralyzed, and daily life thrown into chaos.

Overcoming cultural and geographical barriers, an Indian man and a Vietnamese woman from Ninh Binh have built a joyful marriage after years of long-distance love.

In Cao Bang, the Nung An people continue crafting traditional conical hats shaped like those worn in ancient legends.

An ecosystem for electric vehicles is gradually emerging, from charging stations combined with rest areas to apps for locating charging points. However, the most critical factor is ensuring energy for transport electrification.

In just seven months, China has become Vietnam’s top cashew market, driving record export growth.