The economic governance message delivered by Prime Minister Le Minh Hung in the early days of his term was not merely a promise of high growth, but a commitment to changing how the economy operates.

A famous Vietnamese mathematician has said that current math teaching and learning reveal two major bottlenecks: curricula suited for 30–50 years ago has not been updated, and teaching methods remain relatively traditional and theory-heavy.

The Ministry of Science and Technology (MST) has approved a program to support outstanding PhD candidates, offering up to VND1 billion per year for each researcher for a period of no more than three years.

A wedding of two young women was organized in HCMC with blessings from both families, attracting millions of views on social media.

Leaders of South Korea’s four largest conglomerates - Samsung, SK, Hyundai Motor and LG - are expected to visit India and Vietnam next week as part of a business delegation accompanying President Lee Jae Myung.

On the afternoon of April 17, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam, his spouse, and the high-level Vietnamese delegation departed Nanning City (Guangxi), successfully concluding their state visit to China from April 14 to 17.

From lecture halls in Ho Chi Minh City to leading universities worldwide, generations of mathematicians have emerged from a storied faculty.

Deep within tropical karst terrain, Kling - Ruc Ca Roong - A Cu reveals a landscape shaped over millions of years.

On April 8, Le Manh Hung was approved by the National Assembly as Minister of Industry and Trade for the 2026-2031 term, stepping into a role defined by mounting pressure on both energy supply and the structure of Vietnam’s external trade.

The strategic project is expected to elevate Vietnam’s position in global maritime trade.

Viet Y Steel JSC has once again drawn attention as it falls under the scrutiny of tax authorities, despite maintaining annual revenues in the trillions of dong while posting prolonged losses.

Vietnam’s current fuel reserve capacity is no longer sufficient in the face of growing geopolitical risks, raising urgent questions about how to build a strategic system capable of withstanding prolonged disruptions.

Authorities in Hai Phong have formally requested that Google Maps remove misleading directions to two unauthorized worship sites falsely identified as the nationally recognized Den Tranh temple.

On April 17, Intel officially introduced its Intel Core Series 3 mobile processors in the Vietnamese market, targeting mainstream personal computers, small business devices and edge computing systems.

Hanoi Museum has been officially recognized as a tourism destination of the capital, marking a significant milestone that reflects its growing role beyond a traditional cultural institution.

According to the plan, the programme will run from April 16 to October 23, connecting eight cities across Russia, the CIS, and Belarus with Da Nang.

The UNESCO Executive Board on April 15 approved decisions to extend the status of two Vietnamese Category II centres under UNESCO’s auspices for a further eight years during its 224th session in Paris.

PM Le Minh Hung on April 16 hosted a delegation of 52 leading US enterprises, led by Brian McFeeters, Interim President and CEO of the US–ASEAN Business Council (USABC).

Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) Tran Thanh Man delivered an important address at the general debate of the 152nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU-152) in Türkiye on April 16 afternoon (local time).

NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul on the afternoon of April 16 as part of his trip to attend the 152nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU-152).

A Japanese expert urged Vietnamese firms to focus on long-term capacity building, raising product quality and strengthening business credibility.

Vietnamese travellers are increasingly prioritising budget optimisation and authentic travel experiences for the upcoming April 30–May 1 holiday, with demand rising for flexible travel packages and personalised itineraries.

Vietnam is increasingly turning to homegrown technology to enhance the value of its agricultural products, as the sector seeks to reduce reliance on raw exports and strengthen its position in global markets.

The exhibition “Coi nguon – Origine” by Vietnamese-origin painter Van Guillemin opened on April 16 at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi, offering visitors a contemplative artistic experience.

Stimulating consumption and investment while maintaining a sustainable balance in the trade of goods are seen as critical solutions to bolster Vietnam’s economic growth, as the country strives toward ambitious expansion targets.