Apple reportedly plans bigger foldable iPhone Ultra for 2028

Apple’s iPhone Ultra is expected to officially debut this September, but the US technology giant is reportedly already developing the third generation of its foldable iPhone.

Vietnam bring formidable numbers into ASEAN Cup semifinal with Malaysia

Vietnam enter the ASEAN Cup 2026 semifinals with 74 shots, 13 goals and just one conceded, but Malaysia promise a tougher test of the defending champions’ credentials.

Apple may delay iPhone 18 Pro Max pre-orders for an unusual reason

Apple could change the pre-order schedule for the iPhone 18 Pro Max, breaking with its usual annual pattern, while the foldable iPhone Ultra is expected to face limited supply from the moment it launches.

Vietnam women's volleyball team names squad for 2026 Asian Championship

Head coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet has officially announced the 14-player Vietnam women's volleyball squad for the 2026 Asian Championship.

Vietnamese women risk burnout as multiple roles leave little time for themselves

The pressure to succeed at work while caring for children, parents and the household is leaving many women exhausted without realizing they have crossed their limits.

China imports 1 million tons of durian as Thailand leaves Vietnam far behind

China imported more than 1 million tons of durian in the first half of this year. The world’s second-most populous country spent $3.79 billion on Thai durian, far exceeding the $846 million it paid for imports from Vietnam.

$42.9 billion flows into real estate: How are Vietnamese banks lending?

Vietnamese banks are increasing their exposure to real estate, with 12 lenders reporting a combined $42.9 billion in outstanding property loans.

Dai Hung miracle: from $1 oil field to pillar of Vietnam's energy

Once deemed inefficient by international oil giants and priced at a symbolic $1, the Dai Hung oil field has undergone a dramatic transformation through science, technology, and Vietnamese ingenuity.

Historic car recalls Venerable Thich Quang Duc’s 1963 self-immolation

More than six decades after Thich Quang Duc’s historic self-immolation, the Austin that carried him to the site remains preserved at Thien Mu Pagoda in Hue.

Hai Phong names new People’s Council, People’s Committee vice chairs

The Hai Phong People’s Council has elected a new vice chair of the municipal People’s Council and a new vice chair of the municipal People’s Committee for the 2026-2031 term.

Vietnam considers three-wheeled EVs for waste and firefighting

Electric three-wheelers could soon be tested in Vietnam for waste collection, deliveries and firefighting support under a proposal from the Ministry of Public Security.

256 fallen soldiers' remains found at Ho Chi Minh City park

The Ho Chi Minh City Command says a recovery team has found 11 more sets of remains of fallen soldiers in a second burial trench at Le Thi Rieng Park, bringing the total recovered to 256, along with 151 sets of artifacts.

Hanoi records highest temperature nationwide as northern heatwave persists

Hanoi and many northern provinces and cities are enduring an intense heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 38°C in some areas. Hot weather is forecast to persist across northern and central Vietnam in the coming days.

Police probe risky encounter on Hanoi's famous train street

Hanoi traffic police are working with local police to verify a viral clip showing a train knocking a phone from a woman's hand at Hanoi's "train street" cafe area.

Ho Chi Minh City to stage fireworks at 7 locations for National Day

Ho Chi Minh City will stage fireworks at seven locations across the city from 9pm to 9.15pm on September 2, including three sites featuring both high- and low-altitude displays and four offering low-altitude shows.

Sci-tech diplomacy: A new mission for diplomatic sector

Global integration has opened Vietnam to new markets, capital, technology and resources, becoming a key driver of the country’s growth and strength through decades of reform.

Exporters urge to rethink trade fair strategy as competition intensifies

Exporters should set clear goals, target potential buyers and follow up after international trade fairs to turn exhibition spending into export orders amid growing competition, experts say.

VN, Australia should forge new strategic partnership in science, technology

General Secretary and President To Lam called for a stronger, more strategic Vietnam-Australia partnership in science, technology, innovation and human resources at the Techconnect Forum in Sydney on August 10.

Vietnam-Germany cooperation strengthened in educational publishing

The Vietnam Education Publishing House (VEPH) is stepping up cooperation with Germany in educational publishing, with a focus on digital transformation, e-publications and digital learning materials.

Vietnam’s pepper exports grow strongly, spice industry eyes higher value

Vietnam exported 22,743 tonnes of pepper worth US$147.3 million in July, down from June but up 8.8% in volume year on year, according to the VPSA.

Vietnam takes effective steps to build seamless digital ecosystem for foreigners

From applying for e-visas and registering for digital identification to accessing online public services, foreigners in Vietnam are enjoying increasingly convenient experiences as the country advances its digital transformation.

Localities turn cultural heritage into driver of tourism, economic development

Localities nationwide are preserving and promoting cultural heritage while linking it with tourism and economic development under the Politburo’s Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on Vietnamese culture.

Vietnam's railway sector targets 1,500 containers in China-linked rail freight

As trade between Vietnam and China continues to expand, international rail freight is increasingly emerging as a safe, stable, cost-competitive and environmentally friendly mode of transport.

Vietnamese cinema returns to Berlin summer film programme

Vietnamese cinema returned to Berlin’s “Box Office Around the World” programme on August 9, with Director Thang Vu’s “Mesdames Thanh Sac” screened at the Humboldt Forum.

More Vietnamese officers join UN peacekeeping missions in South Sudan, Abyei

The Ministry of National Defence (MND) on August 10 held a ceremony to hand over the President’s decisions appointing two officers of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) to serve in United Nations peacekeeping missions in South Sudan and Abyei.