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During a meeting on January 7, General Secretary To Lam praised U.S. stakeholders for their contributions to fostering Vietnam-US relations.
On January 7, the National Assembly Standing Committee announced resolutions to cease operations of the Legislative Research Institute and National Assembly Television, transferring their functions to new entities.
On January 6, President Luong Cuong formalized the appointments of Can Dinh Tai and Nguyen Hoang Anh as assistants.
Trying it for the first time, the Australian guest found the Vietnamese pickled eggplant crunchy and the shrimp paste delicious.
Land prices in Da Nang have increased by 20 percent since the beginning of the year, especially in the last few months.
The strong development and widespread application of AI is poised to be a new driving force that will accelerate Vietnam's digital transformation process and digital economic growth.
Congestion on Vietnam’s key highways remains a challenge, with ETC balance issues among vehicles cited as a major contributing factor.
Cybersecurity experts caution against new online scams involving fake security alerts and bogus postal service messages.
Vietnamese consumers flock to online markets for cheap Aukobe beef, while high-end buyers turn to red devil shrimp at $150-200 per kilogram.
Vietnam Railways successfully transported over 7 million passengers in 2024, earning a post-tax profit of 220 billion VND ($9.2 million USD) despite natural disasters and infrastructure challenges.
Vietnam attracted $38.23 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2024, with Singapore emerging as the top investor and realized FDI hitting a record $25.35 billion.
Authorities have flagged the popular “blind bag” trend on social media as a form of disguised gambling, with participants paying to tear open bags in hopes of winning valuable items.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health confirmed that Human metapneumovirus (HMPV), recently highlighted in China, was among the causes of respiratory infections in children recorded in the city during 2023 and 2024.
Vietnam Social Security confirmed that the unemployment insurance fund is sufficient to address benefits for public employees amid nationwide organizational reforms.
Vietnam is creating a strong legal framework for digital transformation with the draft Law on Digital Technology Industry, focusing on innovation and addressing bottlenecks.
Hanoi should consider adopting strong measures, inspired by cities like Beijing and New York, to combat its worsening air pollution, officials suggest.
Vietnam’s national football team gained over 10 FIFA ranking points after defeating Thailand to claim their third ASEAN Cup title.
The National Assembly will convene an extraordinary session in February to address seven urgent issues, including the creation of new ministries and government restructuring.
On January 7, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a Government meeting to finalize consolidation plans for ministries and discuss seven crucial legislative proposals.
On January 6, President Luong Cuong awarded the Labor Order to Vietnam’s national football team and six players for their exceptional achievements in the 2024 ASEAN Cup.
A 56-year-old mother from Nam Dinh became an internet sensation with her infectious football celebrations, winning over viewers with her heartfelt reactions during the 2024 ASEAN Cup.
Twelve projects, including 10 domestic projects and two foreign-invested ones with a total investment exceeding 1 billion, are set to break ground in the Saigon Hi-tech Park (SHTP) in Ho Chi Minh City in 2025.
The Government Office announced the appointment of three assistants to key leaders, highlighting their qualifications and adherence to Regulation No. 30 on high-level staff allocations.
As the draft laws must be submitted to the NA in early February, law-building efforts must be sped up with strengthened decentralisation and delegation of power.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has appointed Lieutenant Generals Thai Dai Ngoc and Nguyen Quang Ngoc as Deputy Chiefs of the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army, marking significant promotions for the commanders of Military Regions 5 and 3.