Education minister defends tutoring policy amid concerns

Lawmakers say Circular 29 falls short in practice, creating challenges for schools and families.

Hanoi exhibition celebrates 100 years of Vietnamese journalism

More than 500 digitized images, artifacts, and documents reflecting the 100-year journey of Vietnam's revolutionary journalism are now on display at the National Convention Center in Hanoi.

Lam Kinh’s golden throne room restored after centuries of ruin

The Lam Kinh central palace in Thanh Hoa, fully restored with gold-plated interiors, attracts large crowds each year seeking cultural and spiritual connection to Vietnam’s imperial past.

Vietnam calls for swift global action to address Gaza, Middle East crises

Minister Counselor Nguyen Hoang Nguyen reaffirmed Vietnam’s principled and consistent stance on the Palestine issue, calling for an immediate and lasting ceasefire across the entire Gaza Strip.

Finance Minister champions business role in state governance

Finance Minister proposes reforms to elevate business voices in governance.

Vietnam prepares evacuation for citizens in Israel, Iran amid conflict

At this afternoon’s regular press conference, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pham Thu Hang provided updates on Vietnam’s citizen protection efforts amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Vietnam loses to South Korea, faces Qatar next in AVC quarters

Despite a spirited effort - especially in the second set - Vietnam’s men’s volleyball team suffered a 0-3 loss to South Korea in the AVC Nations Cup 2025.

Z Holding chairman arrested for producing fake Hiup milk

Hoang Quang Thinh, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Z Holding Joint Stock Company, has been arrested for allegedly producing counterfeit nutritional products labeled as HIUP 27.

Vietnam education minister: Private tutoring needs broader solutions

Education Minister Nguyen Kim Son acknowledged during a National Assembly session that managing private tutoring remains a complex matter with wide social ramifications.

Vietnam’s National Day parade to include naval and foreign forces

Vietnam’s 80th National Day to feature naval forces, foreign contingents, and modern military.

17 reasons to wait for Apple’s next fall blockbuster: iPhone 17

With a redesigned form factor, upgraded cameras, and a wave of high-end features, Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup, launching in September, promises to be a generational leap worth waiting for.

Gold association opposes dual license rule for bullion production

Vietnam’s Gold Association urges reduced barriers and streamlined licensing for bullion makers.

Prime Minister urges selective import strategy to balance trade

PM directs focus on essential inputs to improve domestic production and reduce trade deficits.

Vietnam’s photojournalists reveal the grit behind the lens

From natural disasters to war zones, meet the photographers shaping Vietnam’s visual journalism.

Vietnam minister: No railway project will be sold to foreign investors

The Minister of Construction has firmly asserted that private investors participating in railway development projects will never be allowed to sell such projects to foreign parties.

Ho Chi Minh City leads teacher pay with top educator making over $16,000

Special allowances allow many teachers to earn more than double their base salaries in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam tax officials push phase-out of outdated fixed-rate model

According to senior tax officials, the fixed-rate tax model is no longer suited to current realities due to the evolving nature and scale of business operations.

Why funds go unused despite availability, finance minister explains

Finance Minister Nguyen Van Thang addressed Parliament, highlighting that public investment disbursement has improved after five months. New legislation aims to enhance decentralization and empower local governance.

Highlights of Vietnam’s 34 newly merged provinces and cities

Of all the new mergers, HCM City is the most populous area, Lam Dong has the largest area, Phu Tho borders the highest number of provinces, and Hanoi residents have the highest per capita income.

Finance ministry pledges support for households as tax rules change

Millions of household businesses are more concerned about tax procedures and calculations than the obligation to pay, according to Finance Minister Nguyen Van Thang during a parliamentary Q&A.

Vietnam passes law requiring barcoded traceability for high-risk goods

From January 2026, all products must provide accessible digital traceability data, aiming to strengthen consumer trust and prevent fraud.

More Vietnamese universities make QS World Rankings 2026

Ten Vietnamese universities have been named in the QS World University Rankings 2026, with several improving their positions compared to last year.

Lao Cai government responds to print shop debt dispute

The chairman of Lao Cai Province has called for an immediate resolution after a print shop owner accused 13 district-level agencies of owing nearly 2 billion VND.

Korean cinema icon Moon So Ri returns to Da Nang for DANAFF

Alongside actor Ji Chang Wook of "The Empress Ki", actress Moon So Ri, known for her role in When Life Gives You Tangerines, has confirmed her return to DANAFF III, accompanied by her husband, director Jang Joon Hwan.

Disparities in free-trade zone incentives can lead to uneven development

Hai Phong plans to establish a 6,470 hectare free trade zone (FTZ), offering outstanding investment incentives such as exemptions from land rents and specialized inspections for qualified goods.