A strategic storage facility in Thanh Hoa is set to enhance national preparedness against market disruptions.

Police allege a network manipulated digital tokens and misled investors in one of Vietnam’s largest cybercrime cases.

At the first session of the Lang Son provincial People’s Council for the 18th tenure, delegates elected key leadership positions of the People’s Council and the People’s Committee for the 2026-2031 term.

Vietnam considers the foreign-invested sector an integral part of its economy and will ensure it receives equal treatment alongside other economic sectors, Party General Secretary To Lam said on March 26.

Tran Phong, Chairman of the Khanh Hoa People’s Committee, has been elected Secretary of the provincial Party Committee for the 2025-2030 term with unanimous support.

Businesses have proposed that state agencies directly approve social housing buyers from the outset and establish a database of eligible buyers on the VNeID system to reduce risks during the sales process.

Supporting industry firms in Ho Chi Minh City are scrambling to embed themselves more deeply into both global and domestic supply chains, backed by a suite of local incentives that are speeding up their tech upgrades and market access.

Vietnam has become the fastest growing market for Norwegian salmon in Southeast Asia, with strong consumption growth set to accelerate further in 2026, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC).

A video capturing a Lao bride singing the Vietnamese song “Hon ca yeu” for her groom on their wedding day has drawn 3.7 million views on TikTok.

In a quiet workshop by the Thu Bon River, one artisan preserves not just woodcraft, but the soul of a centuries-old tradition.

Hanoi plans a new 2,500-seat theatre valued at 2 trillion VND (75.9 million USD) on Vo Thi Sau street in Bach Mai ward.

The central city of Hue has recorded strong tourism growth in both visitor numbers and revenue in the first three months of 2026, raising expectations for continued expansion in the coming period.

Financial infrastructure is emerging as a critical enabler of sustainable cross-border e-commerce growth, experts have said.

Vietnamese enterprises is seeking measures to remain resilient while identifying strategic pathways for sustainable growth in an evolving global trade landscape.

After traveling nearly 200km back to his hometown in Hung Yen, a 103-year-old man could not hide his joy as he reunited with his 95-year-old younger brother, embracing him with the excitement of a child.

Vietnam’s economic growth over past decades has largely relied on labour expansion, capital accumulation, export promotion and deep global trade integration, but as the country enters a higher development stage, this model is showing limitations.

The Hue–Da Nang route is positioned not merely as transportation but as a cultural journey along one of central Vietnam’s most scenic corridors.

Volatile fuel prices are accelerating a notable shift in consumer behaviour among residents in Hanoi capital city, with many turning to electric vehicles (EVs) as a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative.

DANAFF IV is conceiving itself not merely as an artistic showcase but as a serious regional industry platform, broadening professional activities, training sessions and production linkages.

Rather than blocking capital, Vietnam is redirecting credit into projects with high real demand. By reducing speculation and favoring legalized housing, this strategy ensures financial safety while fostering sustainable economic growth.

Strong rental yields and a tourism surge are positioning coastal apartments in Phu Quoc as a strategic choice for forward-looking investors.

Several academic disciplines at Vietnamese universities have improved their positions in the latest global rankings released by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).

Since 2000, the number of students worldwide has increased by 327 million, reaching 1.4 billion in 2024. On average, more than 25 additional children have been able to attend school every minute.

HCMC is set to become the first locality to list and trade pork on the Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV), in a push to clean up price transparency, tighten quality control and traceability while protecting stakeholders across the supply chain.

Vietnam’s exports of squid and octopus reached more than 111 million USD in the first two months of 2026, up 23% year on year, reflecting a positive start for the sector and early signs of recovering demand across several markets.