Historic bunkers at Thang Long Imperial Citadel open to public

A once-secret Vietnamese military cipher bunker that safeguarded confidential documents of the General Staff during the resistance war against the US has been opened to the public to mark the August Revolution and National Day.

Hanoi plans to attract strategic investors with strong incentives

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued an official dispatch, asking its departments and agencies to review and develop incentives to attract strategic investors.

Counting on growth as economy readies for 2026 census

Vietnam is crunching the numbers - literally - as it gears up for its most ambitious economic census yet, set to begin in January 2026.

Ha Long in a day: What to see and eat in Vietnam’s bay paradise

Make the most of 24 hours in Ha Long with must-see spots and seafood favorites from locals.

Collector digitizes 23 tons of newspapers reflecting Vietnam’s history

During the 100th anniversary of Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism Day, June 21, Nguyen Phi Dung was likely one of the most featured figures in the media.

Vietnam rice hits world’s highest price, exports rank second globally

Vietnamese rice prices continue to rise, surpassing Thailand, India, and Pakistan, while exports climb to the world’s number two position.

Real estate at risk as land prices soar beyond reality

Experts warn speculative values are being legitimized in land tables, pushing housing out of reach.

iPhone 17 Pro Max’s A19 Pro: The chip that changes everything

Leaks suggest iPhone 17 Pro Max gains A19 Pro chip, 12GB RAM, and vapor cooling for sustained power.

For 80 years, Vietnam’s Government has stood with the people

From securing food in 1945 to advancing reforms today, every administration has upheld the principle of “taking the people as the root.”

Storm Kajiki to make landfall in Vietnam on August 25

The fifth storm of the season is forecast to bring destructive winds and heavy rain across central provinces.

Hanoi awash in flags and flowers ahead of National Day

The capital is transformed with vibrant red and yellow decorations, stirring pride for the 80th anniversary of independence.

Cheap Chinese sturgeon floods market, Lao Cai takes action

Lao Cai orders multiple agencies to clamp down on smuggled sturgeon as cheap imports threaten local farmers.

From virtual hearts to chip factories: Vietnam’s workforce of the future

Digital labs and Virtual Twin platforms are bridging academia and industry to prepare Vietnam’s engineers for global projects.

Vietnam greets Russian, Laotian, and Cambodian parade units with pride

Hanoi’s streets erupted in applause as foreign troops joined Vietnam’s military parade rehearsal.

Khmer temple in coastal Vietnam dazzles with vibrant stairway statues

Nam Son Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh City’s only Khmer temple, draws visitors with its golden design, giant Nagas, and sacred atmosphere atop Nui Lon.

48 housing projects in HCMC open to foreign buyers

Authorities have listed nearly 50 projects in Ho Chi Minh City where foreign individuals and organizations can legally buy homes.

Korean tourist falls for Hanoi’s chewy street snail dish

Trying the dish for the first time, a Korean tourist found joy in both the taste and the experience of eating snails on Hanoi’s busy sidewalks.

Legless man conquers swimming, goes viral with millions of views on TikTok

Losing both legs in a bear attack, Pham Tuan Hung, 23, from Quang Ninh, did not surrender to fate. With a smartphone and a passion for sports, he became a professional swimmer and a digital content creator with impressive earnings.

Hanoi crowds cheer as thousands of soldiers rehearse historic parade

The capital’s streets came alive as 16,000 soldiers from Vietnam and abroad marched in a powerful parade rehearsal.

Vietnam aims for glory at 2025 women’s volleyball world championship

Facing top-tier rivals, Vietnam’s women's volleyball team seeks to learn, grow, and win at least one match in Thailand.

Tropical depression nears East Sea, could strengthen into storm

A low-pressure system is moving into the East Sea and could develop into a storm, bringing heavy rain and strong winds over the next few days.

Tanks make history with first parade through Hanoi

For the first time ever, tanks and military gear rolled down Hanoi’s streets, dazzling tens of thousands of spectators during a grand night rehearsal.

Tan Son Nhat braces for 130,000 passengers daily during holiday rush

Tan Son Nhat Airport ramps up operations and security for holiday crowds, with flight and passenger numbers up sharply and Terminal T3 playing a key role.

Cheap Chinese sturgeon floods market, hitting Lao Cai fish farmers hard

With over ten tons of sturgeon ready for sale, Tran Duc Sy have been put on tenterhooks as Chinese fish is flooding the domestic market, while sturgeon prices have plummeted.

Vietnam – Singapore trade continues to thrive

Singapore’s exports to Vietnam reached 16.3 billion SGD (up 20.2%), while imports from Vietnam hit 6.7 billion SGD, surging by 43% compared to the same period last year.