Vietnam’s quake rescue unit races against time to save lives in Myanmar

After recovering one child’s body, the team now attempts a daring rescue following fresh radar signals.

Viettel restores 70% of mobile network in Myanmar after powerful earthquake

Mytel engineers worked through the night to reconnect affected regions, with Viettel providing emergency SIMs, food, and Wi-Fi in a major humanitarian effort.

Vietnam invites China, Laos, and Cambodia to join April 30 reunification parade

The Ministry of National Defense is extending official invitations to neighboring nations for a landmark military parade marking 50 years of national unity.

Vietnam responds to U.S. tariff wave: 'Don't overreact, adapt strategically'

Businesses are advised not to panic as negotiations between the U.S. and Vietnam are underway to manage the proposed tariff hike.

Gold prices soar, but Vietnam’s gold miners face contrasting fortunes

While gold hits record highs and new reserves are discovered, top miner Vimico thrives as others like GLC struggle with expired licenses.

No more zoning limits: HCMC’s new enrollment plan puts students first

By using GIS mapping and removing administrative lines, Ho Chi Minh City makes education more accessible to local families.

Vietnam U22: Coach Kim Sang Sik’s long-term challenge begins now

After a promising tournament in China, Vietnam’s young squad must fight to avoid the fate of past generations who faded after brief success.

Nghe An man fined for leaving Vietnam to study before military service

A young man from Nghe An quietly left for overseas education after receiving his conscription order. He now faces a fine and is still required to enlist.

iPhone 16e, 16, or 16 Pro: Picking the right model for your needs

From the budget-friendly iPhone 16e to the powerful Pro Max, we break down which model offers the best value at every price point.

Thai Nguyen becomes FDI magnet, rises to top 3 exporters in early 2025

With billions in Samsung investments, Thai Nguyen has tripled its GRDP and climbed into Vietnam's top exporting provinces.

Young people damage their cervical spine from smartphone overuse

The use of smartphones for a long time has led to "tech neck", causing a hunched cervical spine and even spinal cord damage.

Social media scandal sparks official response from Ministry of Culture

The Ministry of Culture has called for an inquiry into the viral love-triangle controversy involving ViruSs, rapper Phao, and Ngoc Kem, after it stirred massive online debate.

Hanoi schoolgirl becomes Olympiad trailblazer

Nguyen Ngoc Phuong Anh is making waves as the only female student on Vietnam’s 2025 Asian Physics Olympiad team - ending a six-year gap in female representation.

Can Tho considers solutions to retain talent after 1,200 officials resign

As many as 89 civil servants and 1,105 public employees in Can Tho have resigned in the last four years for various reasons. As a result, the city plans to attract and retain talented and dedicated individuals with strong capabilities.

Hidden ‘infinity pool’ above Ba Ho stream wows trekkers in Ninh Thuan

Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and forest trails, this remote natural pool is captivating outdoor lovers from across Vietnam.

Unlicensed cryptocurrency exchanges need to be strictly handled

As Vietnam is preparing to permit cryptocurrency exchanges on a trial basis, strict policies are needed to deal with unlicensed exchanges and illegal exchanges should be publicized to warn the public.

University tuition averages $2,500 per year, burdening students

With tuition calculated at 50 percent of GDP per capita at the year of study, students would have to pay $2,500 a year.

Best Western Premier Sapphire Ha Long to close operations on April 1

The 5-star hotel with over 1,000 rooms ends its partnership with Best Western after a five-year contract, returning to its original investor.

Musk’s SpaceX bets big on Vietnam’s broadband future with Starlink rollout

With a $1.5 billion investment, SpaceX is preparing to offer Internet access to every corner of Vietnam, including remote and maritime zones.

MHA proposes screening officials, streamlining underqualified civil servants

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has proposed assessing and screening officials, with the aim to streamline commune-level substandard officials and civil servants.

Vietnam sets 2030 goal: Ethnic minority income to reach half of national average

New national program outlines infrastructure, employment, and poverty reduction plans for ethnic communities.

Minister calls for new thinking in Vietnam’s ethnic and religious affairs sector

Minister Dao Ngoc Dung urges bold reform and strategic focus to accelerate inclusive national development.

From land to housing: Vietnam launches key economic reforms in April 2025

New regulations take effect this month, including housing pilots on farmland, public investment reforms, and sustainable business funding.

Vietnam abolishes commune-level lawmaking authority under new legal framework

From April, resolutions and decisions by commune-level governments are no longer part of the nation’s legal document system under the new 2025 legislation.

Debate heats up over qualifications for commune-level officials in Vietnam

Many advocate stricter criteria for selecting commune officials, saying educational quality matters for future leadership.