iPhone 16 Pro Max reaches new price low, Xiaomi15 Ultra drops VND10mil in a week

The iPhone 16 Pro Max continues to see price reductions in Vietnam, reaching its lowest price point yet. Meanwhile, Xiaomi’s flagship smartphone has dropped by nearly 10 million VND ($400) just one week after launch.

Hai Phong promotes tourism on international stage

The city targets over 10 million visitors in 2025, including more than 1 million international arrivals.

Binh Duong to have metro line connecting with HCM City

Metro Line No.1 is of particular significance as demand for travel between Binh Duong and HCM City is increasing rapidly, particularly as Binh Duong is one of the largest industrial hubs in Vietnam,

Vietnamese player pockets three-cushion carom World Cup title

However, it was Luc who emerged as the champion, becoming only the third Vietnamese player - after Chien and Minh - to claim this prestigious title.

Vietnam’s tuna exports face new challenges

One of the major factors impacting export trends is the limited supply of raw materials, particularly those caught by domestic fishing fleets.

Vietnam’s railway industry gears up for major boost

Vietnam’s railway industry can draw valuable lessons from countries that have successfully developed their domestic railway sectors.

Video shopping set to become next major trend in e-commerce

Video shopping is emerging as a new trend, compelling sellers to adopt multi-channel strategies while enhancing key services such as express delivery, after-sales support and exclusive promotions.

Vietnam, people introduced to Israeli people via live radio broadcast

With its diverse natural landscapes, friendly and hospitable people, and rich culture and cuisine, Vietnam is increasingly becoming a favourite travel destination for Israeli holidaymakers.

Vietnam should be flexible in selecting financial centre models: expert

VN does not need to choose between a specialised or a comprehensive regional financial centre but can instead adopt a flexible approach to seize opportunities, said Dr. Ho Quoc Tuan, Senior Lecturer in Finance-Accounting at the University of Bristol.

Vietnam taps into wedding tourism for growth, promotion

Vietnam, with its picturesque landscapes, pristine beaches, luxurious resorts, and affordable yet high-quality services, holds great potential for developing wedding tourism.

The last letter from a fallen Gac Ma soldier: A farewell never meant to be

Days before his final battle, soldier Nguyen Van Phuong sent a farewell letter to his family. Now preserved at the Gac Ma Memorial, his words offer a powerful reminder of sacrifice and duty.

Vietnam strengthens poverty reduction policies with a ‘people-first’ approach

Vietnam’s ethnic minority poverty rate has dropped by over 3%, but officials push for stronger policies and decentralized decision-making to sustain progress.

Ghost ship in Vietnam: How a stranded vessel became a tourist hotspot

A massive abandoned ship off the coast of Ninh Thuan, Vietnam, has turned into a viral check-in location. Discover the story behind this hauntingly beautiful shipwreck.

Vietnam may deploy civilian officials in UN peacekeeping forces under new law

A draft law proposes expanding Vietnam’s UN peacekeeping force to include government officials and experts, alongside military and police personnel.

EVN’s temporary pricing plan sparks backlash from wind and solar investors

Over 100 renewable energy projects in Vietnam face financial risks as EVN enforces temporary pricing policies, prompting investor backlash and legal threats.

Vietnam–US trade partnership strengthens with $90.3 billion in new agreements

Vietnam’s leading corporations signed $90.3 billion in trade agreements with US partners, covering LNG, aviation, and biofuels. These deals will boost jobs and investment from 2025 onward.

Vietnamese boxing star Ha Thi Linh claims world championship bronze

Vietnamese boxer Ha Thi Linh secures a historic bronze at the 2025 Women's World Boxing Championships in Serbia, marking Vietnam’s only medal at the event.

Iconic ‘Shark Jaw’ building in Hanoi set for demolition by April 30

Hanoi will remove the ‘Shark Jaw’ building by April 30 to expand Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square and develop a three-level underground cultural and commercial space.

Vietnamese student achieves world’s highest math score in international exam

Ho Chi Minh City student Van Hoang Minh Anh achieved the highest global math score in the Pearson Edexcel exam, highlighting the success of Vietnam’s integrated English education program.

Vietnam considers 20% tax on real estate profits to curb tax evasion

Experts propose a 20% tax on real estate sale profits instead of the current 2% flat tax, aiming to improve transparency and prevent speculation in Vietnam’s property market.

iPhone 17 Ultra: Apple’s new premium flagship or just a name change?

Apple may introduce the iPhone 17 Ultra in 2025, potentially replacing the Pro Max model. Leaks hint at exclusive high-end features and a major lineup shift.

Kera candy controversy: Apologies, refunds, and unanswered questions

Despite celebrity apologies and promised refunds, concerns remain over the product's production process and official test results.

Google’s Vietnamese AI expert: Vietnam can lead in AI and chip design

Vietnamese AI expert Dr. Le Viet Quoc urges Vietnam to focus on chip design and AI innovation instead of semiconductor manufacturing, citing resource efficiency and long-term potential.

Hanoi’s convenience store market heats up as GS25 challenges Circle K

The long-standing dominance of Circle K in Hanoi is coming to an end as GS25 expands into the northern market. With 7-Eleven also preparing for its Hanoi debut, the competition among foreign convenience store chains is intensifying.

Gac Ma martyr’s mother: ‘For 37 years, my son’s image has never left me’

Dang Thi Nhung, now 83, still vividly remembers the day she received the devastating news that her son had died at Gac Ma. As the nation honors the 64 fallen soldiers, families reflect on their sacrifice and the legacy they left behind.