On January 17, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum opened the exhibition "95 Springs of the Party," commemorating the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and welcoming the Lunar New Year of the Snake.

The Kitchen Gods ceremony, held on the 23rd day of the last lunar month, is a time-honored tradition where families bid farewell to the deities as they ascend to heaven.

The Year of the Snake sees a creative twist in Lai Thieu, where piggy bank artisans are avoiding snake motifs, instead crafting trendy designs that resonate with modern consumers.

Vietnam’s vibrant cities Hanoi, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City have made their mark in Tripadvisor’s 2025 Travelers’ Choice Awards, earning spots among the world’s top destinations.

The U.S. has overtaken China as Vietnam’s largest supplier of fruits and vegetables during the Tet (Lunar New Year) season, with imports reaching a record $123.7 million in December 2024.

Viettel Chairman Tao Duc Thang has called for special mechanisms to empower Vietnamese enterprises to invest in high-risk R&D projects, arguing that such initiatives could spark breakthroughs in strategic industries.

The absence of V-League’s record-breaking scorer Xuan Son has opened up the Golden Boot competition, creating a more thrilling season for fans and players alike.

The implementation of Decree 168 has brought discipline to Ho Chi Minh City’s traffic, but it has also unveiled new challenges, including severe congestion, signaling issues, and overburdened infrastructure.

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk have agreed to consider upgrading Vietnam-Poland relations to a strategic partnership, marking a new chapter in their 75-year-long friendship.

The 3rd Vietnam ASEAN International Furniture and Home Accessories Fair, VIFA ASEAN 2025, will connect Southeast Asia’s furniture industry to global buyers in Ho Chi Minh City this August.

Madam Ngo Phuong Ly, wife of Party General Secretary To Lam, joined female ambassadors and diplomats in experiencing Vietnamese Tet traditions, including the art of making banh chung, during a cultural event in Hanoi.

As Vietnam’s stock market struggles to gain momentum, foreign billionaires, particularly from Thailand and Japan, are seizing opportunities to acquire stakes in leading companies across strategic sectors.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed a comprehensive crackdown on property speculation and price manipulation to stabilize Vietnam’s real estate market.

A must-watch Tet tradition, Tao Quan not only captivates audiences but also secures record-breaking ad revenues for VTV.

Vietnam aims to increase new and returning businesses by at least 10% in 2025, driven by reforms to simplify regulations and enhance market competitiveness.

During her visit to Ho Chi Minh City, Thai singer Zom Marie experienced the rich heritage of Southern-style pho at a renowned family-run restaurant, spending over $24 on a memorable meal.

Head coach Kim Sang Sik’s ambition to lead Vietnam to the 2030 FIFA World Cup reflects the nation’s footballing aspirations, but significant challenges remain beyond their recent ASEAN Cup victory.

After a strong recovery in 2024, Vietnam aims to attract up to 23 million international visitors in 2025, leveraging partnerships and new initiatives.

Going to international schools since childhood, Linh Lan began her ‘dream of America’ very early. She has recently been admitted to Harvard, one of the most prestigious universities in the world.

Hanoi’s banh cuon left Thai visitor Brinkkty and her group marveling at its soft, fragrant texture and rich, authentic taste.

The Ministry of Construction (MOC) says the real estate market has witnessed positive changes and overcome its toughest period, and that social housing development will see a breakthrough in the time to come.

Telecom carriers, when commercializing 5G, need to join forces with solution and software firms to find niche markets and provide apps suited to Vietnam’s conditions, according to the Authority of Telecommunications (AOS).

Hanoi and HCM City National Universities and other top-tier universities are moving ahead with the plan to streamline their apparatus, dissolving and merging many dependent units.

The deployment of electronic medical records (EMR), the core of digital transformation in the healthcare sector, has been going very slowly.

Lacking qualified workers as well as knowledge about import/export policies is the biggest barrier for Vietnamese enterprises. But e-commerce platforms are expected to help boost exports of these businesses.