Vietnam to invest in 11 schools for nuclear energy workforce

The government will fund nuclear power training at 11 institutions through 2035.

Hanoi to convert all buses to green energy by 2030

The Hanoi People’s Committee has set a goal to complete the transition to electric and green energy-powered buses throughout the city by 2030.

Hungarian President and his spouse explore Hanoi’s cultural landmarks

On the evening of May 27, Hungarian President Sulyok Tamás and First Lady Nagy Zsuzsanna arrived in Hanoi to begin their official state visit to Vietnam, taking place from May 27 to 29 at the invitation of President Luong Cuong.

President Luong Cuong welcomes Hungarian President on official state visit

This morning at the Presidential Palace, President Luong Cuong and his spouse Nguyen Thi Minh Nguyet presided over the official welcome ceremony for Hungarian President Sulyok Tamás and his wife Nagy Zsuzsanna, who are on an official visit to VN.

Tombs of Vietnam’s kings and nobles raided for relics and treasures

High-profile tombs of emperors and royals across Vietnam are increasingly targeted by looters seeking ancient treasures.

Vietnam U16 edged out by Australia in tournament opener

Despite scoring first, Vietnam conceded twice in two minutes late in the game.

Urgent action needed as over 650,000 cyberattacks hit Vietnam in 2024

Experts warn of rising cyber threats as a case reveals hackers embedded themselves long-term before launching attacks.

Rare An Giang forest fruit blends lychee and rambutan flavors

This tiny, tart-sweet fruit grows once every three years and has become a prized local delicacy.

Da Nang’s Guol house: A living museum of Co Tu culture

The Guol house in Hoa Vang, Da Nang serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, safeguarding the Co Tu people’s communal wealth and artistic legacy.

Tranquil valley in Cao Bang charms international travelers

A 14-second video capturing the breathtaking scenery of a valley in Trung Khanh, Cao Bang has recently gone viral on social media, drawing praise from both foreign tourists and netizens alike.

Vietnam’s private sector shackled by 15,000+ business conditions

Experts urge constitutional compliance, institutional overhaul to unshackle businesses.

Medical experts call for faster clinical trial reforms in Vietnam

Vietnam risks falling behind in medical innovation without major policy reforms.

Vietnam's coffee exports hit USD 4.2 billion as global demand surges

Despite price hikes, countries are racing to secure Vietnamese coffee, helping exporters earn USD 4.2 billion by mid-May.

Quy Nhon rises as the dynamic heart of central Vietnam

With bold urban planning and economic growth, Quy Nhon is transforming into a modern, smart coastal city at the core of central Vietnam.

Face masks on plates: The legal blind spot in Vietnam’s gig economy

Shippers say hiding their number plates helps them skirt company policies, earn more, and avoid detection.

Mekong Delta woman’s unusual trade and a family’s heartbreaking tale

Having been years in a trade "not for the faint-hearted," a Dong Thap woman shares her unforgettable experiences.

Vi Rong Cape emerges as pristine tourism gem

The transformation of Vi Rong from a hidden gem to a trending destination is palpable in Tan Phung village of Phu My district's My Tho commune.

University awards up to VND1 billion for scientists with international patents

Outstanding lecturers and scientists at Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNUH) are eligible to receive bonuses ranging from VND500 million to VND1 billion for international patents or technology transfers.

VN on path of development, prosperity, and global integration: Thai lecturer

Vietnam currently ranks 32nd worldwide in economic scale and is among the top 20 countries in trade and foreign investment.

From test scores of zero to mastery: Vietnamese Phd excels in French

Having endured a succession of ‘terrible days’ with zero scores on French tests and facing the risk of being expelled, Dr Hoang Trung Dung was ultimately able to master French after a short time.

Vietnam faces shortage of cybersecurity personnel over 3 years

A report showed that in 2024, over 659,000 cyberattacks occurred in the country, with about 46.15 percent of agencies and businesses experiencing at least one attack.

Experts issue urgent warning about stroke risk among youth

The number of stroke cases among young people is rising daily in Vietnam. The average stroke age in Vietnam is 10 years younger than the figure in developed countries.

Dangers of oversharing on social media: experts issue warning

Carelessly sharing personal photos or friend lists on platforms like Facebook and TikTok inadvertently helps online scammers, especially with the rise of deepfake technology.

Only 27 of 62 PhDs hired as Vietnam ramps up brain gain efforts

A total of 62 PhD holders, most of whom were trained overseas, applied for academic and research positions at Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM).

Vietnam eyes public-private models for railway growth

The amended Railway Law introduces BT, BOT, and leasing models to spur investment and public-private partnerships in infrastructure.