Vietnam calls for priority US meetings with envoy of General Secretary To Lam

Hanoi has requested urgent talks between Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and U.S. officials, as both sides seek a resolution to new American tariffs.

Quang Linh Vlogs scandal prompts stricter rules on celebrity advertising in VN

Authorities plan to hold influencers accountable under proposed advertising law revisions, responding to rising concerns over deceptive online endorsements.

Vietnam urges calm response to US tariffs, pledges investor support

Deputy Minister of Finance Do Thanh Trung called for measured reactions to Washington’s new tariffs, noting Vietnam’s rapid response and future resilience.

IPU-150: Vietnam’s call for global cooperation on justice and sustainability

Speaking at the IPU-150 Assembly in Uzbekistan, Vietnam’s National Assembly Chairman stressed people-centered policies for inclusive progress.

Vietnam’s diplomacy earns regional respect after high-level US phone call

Malaysia and other nations in Southeast Asia welcomed the recent conversation between General Secretary To Lam and US President Donald Trump, calling Vietnam’s approach constructive.

Scene reenactment draws massive crowd in Vietnam child murder-for-profit case

Quang Nam authorities recreated a chilling crime scene as part of their investigation into a mother’s alleged killing of her son to claim insurance payouts.

Thyroid cancer check-ups spark panic among patients

Some healthcare workers over-advise thyroid patients, even urging surgery for small 4-5mm tumors.

'Zero-salary' tycoon boasts billions, country's richest man

Vingroup Chair Pham Nhat Vuong earns no salary, yet his wealth has reached $7.7 billion, securing his spot as Vietnam’s richest and among the world’s top 400. Many entrepreneurs take no pay while amassing vast fortunes.

New trend: work in inner city, live in suburbs

Unable to bear the monthly interest payment for a home loan, Do Duc Long decided to move back to his hometown, commuting over 20 kilometers daily by motorbike to work.

VND7.665 trillion railway project still unfinished after 20 years

For two decades, the Yen Vien – Pha Lai - Ha Long – Cai Lan railway project, capitalized at VND7.665 billion, remains unfinished, and today needs an additional investment of about VND700 billion to resume.

Competency exam needed to select commune civil servants

Instead of debating about what kind of degrees candidates must have to be chosen as commune-level officers, it would be better to organize a competency exam to ensure fairness for all candidates.

Da Nang couple spends VND30 million to turn truck into mobile home

Several months ago, Luc and his wife decided to convert a small truck into a mobile home to use to explore. The conversion costs totalled VND30 million.

Nam Dinh baker sells 10,000 traditional cakes a day - each for just 20 cents

Xiu pao, a Chinese-inspired pastry with a Vietnamese twist, has become a signature street food of Nam Dinh - and one baker is leading the charge.

Vietnamese develop passion for long-range electric bikes

Though Vietnamese just travel about 27 kilometers daily on average, many of them want electric motorbikes, which can travel 150-200 kilometers on a single charge.

Motel owner turns to ChatGPT, helps bust secret drug lab in Quang Ngai

A young woman’s instincts and an online AI search led to the arrest of a man who had already produced seven liters of liquid synthetic drugs.

Digital transformation ranking 2024 launched: fewer metrics, clearer goals

The streamlined Digital Transformation Index will track progress in e-government, digital economy, and digital society.

Vietnam outlines five-year transition for local government reform

The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes maintaining staffing levels for five years post-merger, with salary protections and gradual restructuring.

Vietnamese artist creates luminous portraits by shattering glass

Artist Bui Quoc Toan uses a hammer to deliberately shatter glass, turning the cracks into a striking artistic language that radiates brilliance and glows like shimmering jewels.

Hanoi plans construction of three major Red River bridges in 2025

Tu Lien, Tran Hung Dao, and Ngoc Hoi bridges are set to launch construction next year, aiming to relieve congestion and connect the capital to key provinces.

Vietnam’s electric motorbike makers must move beyond price wars

Slashing prices may boost sales briefly, but long-term success lies in technology, ride quality, and after-sales support.

Hanoi woman scammed out of USD 28,000 in fake VIP ticket commission scheme

The scam began with minor payouts and escalated to a fake VIP ticket distribution scheme, prompting a police investigation.

Education Ministry orders nationwide mock graduation test ahead of 2025 reforms

As the new curriculum takes effect, the Ministry of Education mandates a nationwide mock exam to prepare students and teachers for major changes.

Pi crashes 86% from peak, experts reveal why Binance won't list it

As Pi continues to plummet, experts cite transparency, liquidity, and regulatory issues behind its exclusion from major exchanges.

Tom Cruise’s ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ to premiere in Vietnam May 30

Hollywood’s most daring action star returns in the high-budget finale of a legendary franchise.

Gov’t Inspectorate names officials responsible for Bach Mai, Viet Duc projects

Former ministers, deputy ministers, and project directors to be reviewed and disciplined for wrongdoing tied to major hospital construction.