General Secretary To Lam affirmed that Australia remains one of Vietnam’s top foreign policy priorities during a meeting with Ambassador Andrew Goledzinowski, who concluded his term on December 23.

Vietnamese music in 2024 is brimming with young talent, and stars like HIEUTHUHAI, Phuong My Chi, and MONO are leading the way with millions of devoted fans.

Yeah1 Corporation (YEG), the producer behind the hit program Anh trai vượt ngàn chông gai (Call Me By Fire), has been asked to explain its stock’s five-session ceiling price surge, which has doubled its market capitalization to VND 2.8 trillion.

Da Nang has been ranked third on Time Out’s list of the best travel destinations in Asia for 2025, thanks to its charm, natural beauty, and thriving culinary scene.

From vibrant lights to lively choirs, Hanoi’s renowned churches bring festive cheer to locals and tourists alike, offering a warm holiday experience despite the cold weather.

Vietnam performs the most organ transplants in Southeast Asia, with over 1,000 procedures annually, but ranks lowest in the region for brain-dead donor contributions.

Tickets for the AFF Cup semifinal between Vietnam and Singapore have sold out within minutes, with resale prices soaring as fans scramble for seats.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Chairman Phan Van Mai has emphasized the city’s leading role in driving Vietnam into a transformative new era, focusing on regional collaboration and strategic growth.

The Department of Cultural Heritage has denied rumors that Ha Long Bay is under consideration for removal from UNESCO’s World Heritage list, affirming its commitment to preservation.

Storm number 10 (internationally known as Pabuk) will weaken over the next 24 hours, yet coastal areas and southern regions face heavy rain warnings due to its circulation.

Vietnam’s lucky license plate auctions reached a fever pitch, with 42 quintuple number plates selling for nearly $8.2 million in just one month.

When Angolan villagers tasted Vietnamese beef pho for the first time, they exclaimed “chapepa” (amazing), marveling at the rich broth, tender beef, and fragrant herbs.

Leveraging its pristine environment and strategic planning, Cat Ba Island can emerge as a leader in sustainable, carbon-neutral tourism.

Beginning January 1, 2025, Vietnam’s traffic police will utilize journey monitoring devices and driver image systems to enforce road safety laws under the newly issued Circular 73/2024.

2024 was a year of contrasts for Vietnam’s economy, from sluggish real estate recovery to billion-dollar investments by firms like NVIDIA and Foxconn.

With 38 deals worth $372 million in 2024, Vietnam’s startup ecosystem remains a bright spot in the ASEAN region, signaling resilience and growth potential.

Land resource waste has plagued Vietnam for decades, rooted in ineffective management and systemic inefficiencies. Addressing this issue is crucial for sustainable development.

Ornamental grapefruit trees, a favorite for Lunar New Year (Tet) decorations, are ready for the market, but farmers are worried about slow sales and increasing production costs.

A recent report from the National Cybersecurity Association (NCA) reveals that 46.15% of surveyed Vietnamese organizations and businesses experienced at least one cyberattack in 2024, underscoring the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures.

The Vietnam national team left Hanoi on December 23, gearing up for a challenging semifinal against Singapore on the artificial turf of Jalan Besar Stadium.

For many years, Vietnam has been following a ‘stabilizing in order to develop’ approach and has succeeded, but it is now time to switch to ‘developing in order to become stable’.

Tran Kien, an overseas Vietnamese in Australia, was surprised when a real estate broker told him that, even with VND22 billion ($865,000), he 'could not buy anything in Vietnam’.

Tropical storm Pabuk, the 10th storm of 2024, has formed over the East Sea, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and potential flooding to Vietnam’s southern coast.

Vietnamese workers will enjoy a one-day holiday on January 1, 2025, with full pay, as outlined in the 2019 Labor Code.

With weapons capable of firing thousands of rounds per minute or targeting distances over 6 kilometers, the Vietnam Defense Exhibition 2024 amazed attendees with cutting-edge military technology.