Although mathematics is considered a "hot" field, the number of women achieving the title of professor in Vietnam is remarkably low, with only three in seven decades.

Typhoon Ragasa is forming in the Pacific and could strike Vietnam’s mainland next week.

Hanoi's plan to use treated water from West Lake to restore the To Lich River sparks debate over its long-term effectiveness.

With the new policy of basic hospital fee exemption, Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long estimates that the health insurance fund will cover around VND140,000 billion, while patients will pay a total of VND21,545 billion out of pocket.

Sidewalks on many Hanoi streets once buzzed with the takeaway coffee trend. But shortly after, harsh realities left many disillusioned.

Le Anh Duc once considered Chinese just a secondary choice, but this language opened up an impressive journey: from an outstanding student at Hanoi University, to earning two prestigious PhD scholarships and achieving financial independence at 24.

When peace returned to the country, a young nurse sought out a veteran who lost both legs, continuing their love story with a simple wedding and a steadfast bond lasting nearly half a century.

Vietnam connects land, population, and tax data to boost transparency and efficiency in land use.

The thousand-year-old Co Le Pagoda in Ninh Binh, home to a 9-ton bronze bell, is now recognized as a national special relic.

Resolution 71 positions education as the core driver of national destiny, mandating bold reforms and accountability measures for real change.

Even top earners in the banking sector are struggling to buy apartments as prices triple while salaries merely double over a decade.

Financial experts support taxing gold profits but urge the government to exempt long-term savings and small-scale sales.

As cars dominate the streets and motorbikes weave through gaps, who’s really to blame for Hanoi’s chaotic traffic?

According to the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), although 773,167 students were accepted into universities during the first round of 2025 admissions, 147,690 of them chose not to enroll, representing 19.1% of the total.

Vietnam’s electric vehicle market is booming, with EVs now making up over 40% of new vehicle sales, surpassing China and Europe.

A tropical depression that entered the East Sea last night has strengthened into a typhoon, becoming the eighth storm of the year. Internationally named Mitag, the storm currently features winds gusting up to level 10.

Under a mechanism approved by the Politburo in 2023, Viettel is allowed to allocate up to 30 percent of its after-tax profits to reinvest in R&D, particularly in core technology and national defense.

Twin brothers Do Tung Lam and Do Tuan Lam from Ha Long City, Quang Ninh, have claimed the valedictorian and salutatorian positions on the entrance exam to the Ha Long High School for the Gifted.

The following is the second part of the talk with Phan Duc Trung, Chair of the Vietnam Blockchain and Digital Asset Association, about the development of tokenized assets in Vietnam.

Several major Chinese technology firms have expressed interest in investing in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, renewable energy, railways, and the digital economy in Vietnam.

The Vietnam Volleyball Federation (VFV) has confirmed that gender verification testing may be conducted at the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Thailand, raising concerns among athletes and fans.

Taking advantage of the high public interest in the incident at the National Credit Information Center (CIC), many bad actors have released a series of fake information about 'data leaks' at other agencies and organizations.

Vu Ngoc Duy, a former Math major from Vinh Phuc High School for the Gifted, has become the top scorer in the 2025 residency exam at Hanoi Medical University.

Sampling various pho dishes over a few days in Hanoi, a foreign traveler’s top pick was the pho with assorted beef with different cuts priced at VND50,000 per bowl.

Unwilling to be limited by her missing arm, a young Thanh Hoa woman was determined to learn how to do everything, believing “If others can do it, I can too.”