PM urges stronger action on climate-adapted urban development

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has issued Directive No. 04/CT-TTg to accelerate the implementation of the scheme on development of urban areas in Vietnam in response to climate change in the 2021-2030 period.

Vietnam reaffirms commitment to promoting nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation

Minister-Counsellor Nguyen Hoang Nguyen, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of Vietnam’s UN mission, reaffirmed Vietnam’s commitment to nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, highlighting the importance of multilateral cooperation and dialogue.

OV intellectuals in Europe step up AI cooperation with Vietnam

The workshop featured four in-depth discussion sessions with nearly 20 speakers from Vietnam and Europe, covering AI applications in digital transformation, economic development, trade, energy, nuclear medicine and biotechnology.

Nearly 5,000 people join blood donation campaign in Ho Chi Minh City

Nearly 5,000 volunteers, mostly university students and youth union members in Ho Chi Minh City, participated in a blood donation drive on March 8 under the 18th “Chu Nhat Do” (Red Sunday) Campaign.

Exhibition of paintings and books celebrates Vietnamese spirit in France

An exhibition of paintings and books titled “Vietnamese Soul on French Soil” opened on March 7 (local time) in Val-de-Marne, part of the Ile-de-France region.

Government leader attends Ban Flower Festival 2026 in Dien Bien province

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended the opening ceremony of the Ban Flower (Bauhinia) Festival 2026 in Dien Bien province on March 8 evening.

Organ transplant coordinator overcomes barriers to give patients a second chance

With more than 10 years working in the field of organ and tissue donation and transplantation, Doctor Du Thi Ngoc Thu, PhD has helped connect hundreds of donated organ sources to save many patients.

Preserving cultural identity through teaching E De language in schools

When many traditional cultural values face the risk of fading away, the persistent teaching of the E De language in schools contributes significantly to the preservation of ethnic language and culture.

State economy requires technocratic discipline and standards: general secretary

Technology can be imported, but if there is a lack of unified standards and regulations, quality of the final product cannot be ensured.

Three pillars needed to make AI the backbone of Vietnam’s economy

Vietnam can transform the global AI wave into a competitive advantage if it simultaneously advances businesses, human skills and digital infrastructure.

Ha Tinh farmer gets rich thanks to 'crops below, solar power above' model

Having failed many times in production and business, Le Duc Toan (Son Hong commune, Ha Tinh) boldly started over, building an integrated farm model that has brought billions of VND in revenue each year.

Female student defies odds to become engineering valedictorian

Surpassing many of her male peers, Nguyen Ngoc Yen Trang, majoring in Civil Engineering Technology, has become the 2025 valedictorian of the University of Engineering and Technology - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU-UET).

Two new national treasures unveiled at Ho Chi Minh City Museum

On the morning of March 6, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum officially announced two newly recognized national treasures: a Hoa Loc culture pedestal bowl and a set of statues known as Tam Quan Dai De.

Coach Kim Sang Sik weighs experiments for Vietnam squad

The next national team list may feature fresh faces as Vietnam uses upcoming matches to evaluate personnel and prepare for the ASEAN Cup later this year.

Police bust major piracy and betting ring behind Xoi Lac TV

Authorities in Hung Yen have arrested dozens of suspects connected to a large-scale online network accused of copyright infringement, illegal gambling and distributing explicit content.

Universities in HCMC launch major PhD recruitment drive

Universities under Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCMC) are recruiting 167 PhD holders this year through the VNU350 program, with monthly incomes that can reach hundreds of millions of dong.

iPhone 17 Pro Max resale surge raises questions for Apple

Despite stellar performance and top-tier hardware, Apple’s premium device is appearing unusually often in resale markets, leaving analysts wondering what is driving the trend.

Da Nang street food impresses US tourist with unique flavors

A familiar dish among Da Nang locals has left a strong impression on a visitor from the US, who repeatedly praised its crispy texture and rich flavor while eagerly finishing the sauce.

MacBook Neo challenges Windows dominance with unprecedented low price

Apple’s newly launched MacBook Neo is shaking up the laptop industry. With a price far below previous MacBooks, the device threatens Windows laptop makers and could redefine the mid-range computer market.

Thai Nguyen leads Vietnam in new FDI attraction early in 2026

Thai Nguyen topped the country in newly registered foreign investment during the first two months of 2026, becoming the only locality to surpass the US$1 billion mark.

Le Thi Thuy elected president of Vietnam Women’s Union

Le Thi Thuy, a member of the Party Central Committee and secretary of the Party Committee of the Central Vietnam Women’s Union, has been elected president of the Vietnam Women’s Union.

Ikebana exhibition brings Japanese floral artistry to Hanoi

An Ikebana exhibition titled Gio Dong at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum invites visitors to explore the elegance and philosophy of Japan’s traditional flower arrangement.

Investigation reveals large-scale counterfeit supplement operation

According to forensic findings, 88 dietary supplement products manufactured by MediPhar and MediUSA were counterfeit. Investigators say Nguyen Nang Manh and his accomplices illegally earned more than VND264 billion (US$10.6 million).

Vietnam’s fuel import bill jumps sharply in early 2026

Vietnam spent more than US$1.44 billion importing fuel in the first two months of 2026, reflecting a sharp rise as the country moves to secure energy supplies.

FLC shares resume trading after nearly three-year halt

After nearly three years of suspension, FLC shares can once again be transferred through a securities custody system, marking a new chapter for shareholders seeking liquidity.