The Ministry of Finance reported USD 8.1 billion in tax reductions for 2024, yet Vietnam achieved a historic budget revenue of USD 83.3 billion.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has listed 904 websites as law violators for 2024, recommending businesses avoid advertising on these platforms.

Nguyen Hue Flower Street 2025 brings Tet to life with vibrant floral displays, striking snake mascots, and environmentally friendly designs.

Two long-delayed hospital projects in Ha Nam are under investigation following orders from General Secretary To Lam, aiming to address wasteful state investments.

Vietnamese consumers indulged in discounted luxury seafood throughout 2024, with Chinese crayfish and abalone topping the list of surprising market trends.

Vietnam’s automotive market in 2024 showcased resilience and growth, with policies boosting sales, VinFast leading the market, and foreign investment on the rise.

Da Nang’s bold vision for semiconductors and AI took significant strides in 2024, as the city expanded its infrastructure, enacted supportive policies, and enhanced workforce capabilities.

Photos of football star Nguyen Xuan Son buying banana fritters in Nam Dinh have gone viral, revealing his love for this simple yet delicious street snack.

The emergence of AI-driven business models and declining domestic demand present significant hurdles for Vietnam’s enterprises, but also unparalleled opportunities for growth.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed the National Assembly extend the agricultural land tax exemption until December 31, 2030, a move aimed at encouraging investments in agriculture and rural areas.

Vietnam’s record-setting rice exports in 2024 highlight the success of its sustainable farming initiatives, with Minister Le Minh Hoan underscoring the significant potential of the carbon credit market.

Many museums in Vietnam have adopted innovative and engaging approaches to further attract visitors in the digital era.

In 2025, Vietnam will prioritize trials for high-profile corruption cases, including those involving Phuc Son Group, Thuan An Group, and the Dai Ninh project, while concluding investigations into 26 cases.

The Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Company (BSR) has announced its delisting from the UPCoM exchange on January 7, 2025, as it has been accepted for listing on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE).

Hanoi has unveiled plans to build an extensive urban railway network, with 15 lines covering over 616 kilometers by 2065, marking a significant step in modernizing its public transportation system.

In an unexpected move ahead of the ASEAN Cup final, Thailand’s coach Masatada Ishii decided to stay at the airport in Hanoi, skipping the journey to Viet Tri and taking some downtime while waiting for the remaining players to join him.

The streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City came alive with festive crowds on New Year’s Eve as families and tourists gathered for spectacular fireworks and vibrant music performances.

Leaders from the Vietnamese Government and National Assembly visited the South Korean Embassy in Hanoi, commemorating victims of the devastating plane crash that occurred on December 29.

Exploiting trust, a Vietnamese woman stole cash and jewelry from her foreign partner but was tracked down and arrested by authorities.

As Vietnam prepares to face Thailand in the 2024 ASEAN Cup final, Korean media expresses high hopes for coach Kim Sang Sik to emulate Park Hang Seo’s success and lead the team to victory.

Ho Chi Minh City’s weather is set to surprise residents with temperatures dropping to 20°C by late January, accompanied by unseasonal rains that will blur the boundaries of the traditional dry season.

In 2024, the Central Executive Committee, the Politburo, the Secretariat, and the Central Inspection Committee disciplined 68 officials under central management. For the 1st time, the Politburo disciplined 2 former key leaders for serious violations.

With over $40 billion in FDI and $62.4 billion in agricultural exports, Vietnam in 2024 solidified its position as a global economic contender while preparing for breakthroughs in 2025.

Once hailed as one of the most alluring beaches in the world, My Khe Beach in Da Nang now lies battered by waves, with severe erosion threatening businesses and local livelihoods.

After a week of operation, Metro Line 1 (Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien) has drawn record crowds, with QR code access becoming mandatory for passengers from January 2, 2025.