An exhibition introducing new and innovative handicraft products and design samples opened at the Quang Phu Cau incense-stick craft village tourist site in Ung Thien commune, Hanoi, on January 28.

Police in Ho Chi Minh City uncovered a dangerous ring producing dental toxins containing arsenic trioxide inside a bedroom.

This is among several proposed changes to Vietnam’s university admissions regulations for the 2026 cycle, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.

Vietnam’s Drug Administration under the Ministry of Health has ordered a nationwide recall and destruction of six cosmetic products imported from South Korea after discovering regulatory violations related to product documentation and formulation.

A new directive from the Party Central Secretariat mandates identity authentication for social media use, aiming to tackle cybersecurity threats and protect national data sovereignty.

Thousands of primary school students in Ho Chi Minh City have been left without mid-day meals after schools suspended lunch services in response to alarming reports of food safety violations by a school meal supplier.

After 30 consecutive days and nights of intensive work, the centerpiece of this year’s Nguyen Hue flower street is nearing completion - a towering, 2-ton horse sculpture inspired by the legendary steed of Saint Giong.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Health has launched proactive disease prevention measures, increasing surveillance at Tan Son Nhat International Airport for travelers arriving from areas experiencing Nipah virus outbreaks.

As the virus gains attention across Asia, Da Nang's health officials push for swift and coordinated measures to guard the city from potential infections.

Authorities in Dong Nai province have uncovered approximately 12 tons of pork from pigs infected with African swine fever, stored in freezers, ice boxes, and refrigerated containers, just before it was to be distributed for consumption.

A wave of fresh leaks suggests Apple is preparing to make its most significant visual change to the iPhone display in years, beginning with the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Le Huu Chi brews coffee with fire and tradition on Saigon’s sidewalks, preserving a 50-year family recipe.

The Hanoi-based team suffered an early exit after being outplayed by hosts Selangor in their penultimate group match.

President Antonio Costa’s trip signals Europe’s readiness to recognize Vietnam as a key partner in global and regional stability.

The Prime Minister emphasizes Vietnam’s determination to host an impressive and impactful APEC Summit in 2027, with Phu Quoc at the heart of regional diplomacy.

Two rare golden seals from Vietnam’s Nguyen dynasty are now on public display, offering a glimpse into the nation’s imperial past.

Two names were recently chiseled off the PhD honor wall at Hanoi National University of Education 2, stirring debate over academic integrity.

Ho Chi Minh City museum unveils special exhibit marking 53 years since the Paris Peace Accords with a tribute to one of Vietnam’s most iconic women.

Xiaomi has just unveiled one of the most talked-about smartphones of early 2026: the Redmi Turbo 5 Max - a device that sets a new record in battery capacity for Xiaomi phones with its massive 9,000mAh cell.

As the Tet holiday draws near, ornamental tangerine trees shaped like horses are capturing the attention of collectors and businesses at Van Giang - Hung Yen’s famed bonsai hub.

The Criminal Police Department under the Ministry of Public Security has arrested a group of four suspects in HCMC for allegedly scamming victims by promising to “fix” criminal cases.

In an unexpected move, Apple has released iOS 12.5.8 to support several aging devices, including the 13-year-old iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 - long after most competing devices from the same era have faded into irrelevance.

A YAK-130 training aircraft crashed into a mountain in Dak Lak on January 28. The pilot ejected safely and was quickly rescued.

With no current cases reported domestically, Vietnamese health authorities are taking no chances in preparing for the deadly Nipah virus.

"Online kidnapping" does not involve physical force but instead relies on psychological manipulation, forcing victims to self-isolate and follow remote instructions. Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) is currently the most targeted victim.