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A rebound in supply, recovering transaction volumes, and the resolution of legal bottlenecks for a number of projects are helping real estate businesses move out of a “defensive” mode.
At a conference on economic diplomacy, CMC’s Chairman proposed a global campaign to present a “New Vietnam” - one that leads in AI, innovation, and equal partnerships.
Vietnam’s foreign policy remains a central pillar in shaping the country’s future, emphasizing its highest responsibility in maintaining peace and stability while fostering rapid and sustainable socio-economic development.
In only eight months, engineers who had never previously manufactured aircraft components passed an inspection for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner raked wingtip assembly, a pace that prompted Boeing to question the “miracle” in Vietnam.
After running away from home for the second time, Manh lost contact with his family for more than 40 years, until a tearful reunion made possible by a letter his daughter sent to a television program.
Vietnamese crime drama Blood Paradise surpasses 100 billion VND in just two weeks, while Love In Vietnam, starring Kha Ngan, struggles with a dismal box office debut.
A blend of familiarity, power, and modern Apple features may make the iPhone 17e the company’s smartest move in years.
As night falls over Nghia Hiep flower village (Quang Ngai Province), a gentle glow brightens the fields. Hundreds of chrysanthemum gardens are lit up overnight, as farmers "wake" their flowers to ensure they bloom in time for Tet 2026.
From legal overhaul to green transition, Vietnam is laying the groundwork for high-quality growth through five transformative institutional pillars.
A strategic agreement between Hanoi, HUST, and CMC sets the stage for breakthrough initiatives in science, technology, and digital transformation for the capital city from 2026 to 2030.
In Bac Giang Ward of Bac Ninh Province, a humble dish made from simple ingredients like field crab, ground pork, and ripe tomatoes is winning over diners with its unique and flavorful profile.
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have uncovered a food safety scandal involving a noodle manufacturer using harmful chemicals to produce hundreds of tons of tainted products.
In Da Nang, a rare buffalo with horns forming a full circle around its head has become both a local curiosity and an economic blessing.
A revised salary scheme for civil servants, public employees, and armed forces personnel is being proposed to reflect administrative reforms and practical needs.
VTV’s announcement that Tao Quan will not air on Lunar New Year’s Eve 2026 has stunned audiences. Behind the shock is a painful but inevitable truth.
The People’s Committee of HCM City has proposed a bold new plan to build a 26-story political-administrative center in the Thu Thiem New Urban Area, envisioning a sustainable, multifunctional infrastructure designed to centralize city governance.
Motorola breaks cover with its first book-style foldable, Razr Fold, taking direct aim at Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 in a long-awaited move that reshapes the premium foldable arena.
Vietnam’s digital economy contributed 14% of GDP in 2025, but with ambitious targets ahead, 2026 will be the real test of depth and impact.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Samsung unveiled a near-perfect folding display that could soon power Apple’s first foldable iPhone - raising the stakes in the global race for next-gen smartphone design.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has unveiled a draft decree that would allow households to sell up to 50% of their rooftop solar output, aiming to boost green energy adoption.
From January 15, the city will break ground on four strategic projects, expected to reshape its urban and transport landscape.
In a move to balance economic support and inflation control, Vietnam’s central bank plans to guide credit growth around 15% in 2026, with flexible adjustments.
While cashew exports topped $5.2 billion in 2025, experts warn that Vietnam is increasingly dependent on imported raw materials and risks becoming a mere processor.
Cybercrime in Vietnam is expected to escalate in sophistication in 2026, with deepfake technology becoming a dominant tool in online scams, experts have warned.
Vietnam saw a decline in online scam victims for the first time in years in 2025, yet experts warn users not to let their guard down.