As rumors surrounding the iPhone 18 series expected this fall continue to intensify, one key question remains unresolved: how many models will Apple actually introduce?

Experts warn that high compliance costs could discourage growth among Vietnam’s 1.7 million household businesses above the tax threshold.

On the morning of April 18, around 400 residents had the chance to enjoy special circus performances and explore the architecture of the Phu Tho Multi-purpose Circus and Performance Theatre.

In Gia Lai’s Ia Ly Commune, Kep Village draws international visitors not with luxury, but with deeply authentic cultural experiences rooted in daily life.

After running away from home for fear of being beaten by his father, a man from Thanh Hoa was lost from his family for more than half a lifetime. It was not until 50 years later that he had a moment of reunion in overwhelming happiness.

Vietnamese collectors are restoring historic sidecars once tied to war and state service, turning them into valuable and meaningful artifacts.

Vinh Quang Prison in Phu Tho Province is currently managing more than 500 inmates of foreign nationality. Despite differences in language, culture and ethnicity, their fundamental human rights are consistently upheld.

Vietnam Television has officially secured the media rights to the FIFA World Cup 2026, ensuring free access for millions of Vietnamese viewers. However, a steep resale price is now posing a significant challenge for pay-TV operators.

From modest purchases to high-value collections, jade jewelry is drawing growing interest among Vietnamese women inspired by Chinese elites.

U17 Vietnam head coach Cristiano Roland affirmed that his team are making the best possible preparations for a challenging semifinal clash against Australia at the 2026 Southeast Asian U17 Championship.

Hoang Thi Trang and Khong Minh Quoc graduated with distinction from their master’s program, becoming a remarkable couple who shared both academic pursuit and family life along the way.

Major universities in Vietnam sign new agreements with top Chinese partners, opening pathways for joint training, research and innovation.

Consumers are advised to stop using affected HiPP jars as officials launch a nationwide review following an international safety alert.

Professor Pham Van Hung, a scientist who has been listed among the world’s top 100,000 most influential researchers for many years, has been appointed vice rector of the International University under Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.

Do Thanh Trung, Deputy Secretary of the Hai Phong Party Committee, has been elected chairman of the municipal People’s Committee for the 2026-2031 term.

The return of El Nino from mid-2026 is expected to make weather patterns in southern Vietnam increasingly complex, with the rainy season likely arriving earlier than usual and the risk of strong storms emerging toward the end of the year.

Police in Dong Nai province have coordinated with relevant agencies to deport 47 foreign nationals for violating residency regulations in Vietnam.

Hanoi is steadily rolling out hundreds of electric buses, raising the proportion of green-energy vehicles in its public transport network to over 40 percent.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged urgent measures to prevent the possible entry of a new strain of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) virus, known as serotype SAT1, into Vietnam.

President Ho Chi Minh’s vision of unity among all ethnic groups continues to shape Vietnam’s development strategy in a rapidly changing era.

Below are five suggested destinations in southern Vietnam for the April 30 - May 1 holiday. Travelers can immerse themselves in nature and enjoy unique experiences with local communities.

Over the next 10 days, northern and central Vietnam are expected to experience rapidly shifting weather patterns, alternating between thunderstorms and localised heat, while the southern region continues to endure prolonged sunshine.

Police in Quang Tri province have uncovered and dismantled a group operating under the name “God the Mother Church,” involving around 50 participants.

A surge in ultra-low-cost televisions priced at around VND3 million (US$120) is reshaping the consumer electronics segment, even as broader market dynamics reveal persistent price rigidity despite falling fuel costs.

The 9th VN Cultural Festival in Osaka drew tens of thousands of attendees, including Vietnamese residents, students, and workers in Japan, as well as local and international visitors.