Vietnam’s education ministry will roll out structural reforms, streamline staffing, and launch key initiatives, including the Teachers’ Law and a preschool education program, in its ambitious 2025 agenda.

Vietnam’s durian exports reached an unprecedented $3.3 billion in 2024, driven by China’s obsession with the “king of fruits” and its versatile uses in food and beverages.

Personal vehicles in Hanoi are growing at over ten times the rate of infrastructure development, leaving the city with 36 traffic bottlenecks despite efforts to manage congestion in 2024.

As part of its commitment to cultural preservation, Hanoi has launched a $7.6 million project to restore the historic Tram Gian Pagoda and Tram Pagoda.

Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has proposed to the Prime Minister that it be assigned as the lead investor for the resumed Ninh Thuan nuclear power projects, building on its previous role.

Thai YouTuber Sittidet Srito was awestruck by the "snow-like" landscapes of Da Trang Pass in Hoa Binh during a motorbike trip through Vietnam.

Vietnam’s ICT industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation, with companies shifting from outsourcing to creating innovative, high-value products that make a global impact.

The 22nd edition of the Sao Khue Awards will spotlight Vietnam’s most exceptional digital innovations, celebrating contributions to the nation’s digital transformation goals.

Animal feed businesses have raised urgent concerns with the government, citing issues with soybean meal import tariffs that have nullified recent tax incentives.

Ho Chi Minh City traffic police handled 68 cases of reckless driving and impounded 44 vehicles during jubilant celebrations following Vietnam’s ASEAN Cup victory.

Addressing the 2024 summary conference for diplomacy, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highlighted the sector’s contributions to Vietnam’s socio-economic and geopolitical success.

During a meeting with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, UN Deputy Secretary-General Amandeep Singh Gill commended Vietnam’s leadership in science, technology, and innovation.

Park Hang Seo, Vietnam’s former head coach, praised the team’s determination and success after their triumphant ASEAN Cup campaign.

Celebrations erupted at Noi Bai International Airport as thousands of supporters welcomed the victorious Vietnam national football team.

The national enterprises contribute to innovating the growth economic model, improving the Vietnamese brand value and promoting participation of Vietnamese enterprises in the global value chain.

After a period of setbacks, Vietnam’s national team reclaimed its winning spirit by securing the 2024 ASEAN Cup title under coach Kim Sang Sik.

Injured during the ASEAN Cup final, Nguyen Xuan Son was unable to attend the award ceremony but was later presented with the gold medal and trophy by his coach and teammates in a heartwarming moment at Bangkok airport.

Five men in Binh Thuan Province were hospitalized after consuming pufferfish in a home-cooked meal, with one person succumbing to the severe poisoning.

Celebrating 100 years of Vietnamese modern art, an exhibition showcases prints of iconic works from Le Pho, Mai Trung Thu, and Vu Cao Dam, capturing the essence of a golden artistic era.

Investment experts said Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will be profitable investments in 2025.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a driving force behind Vietnam’s digital transformation and economic growth, promising significant advancements across multiple sectors.

A total of 76,179 enterprises resumed operations in Vietnam in 2024, according to the Agency for Business Registration under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Deputy Chair of the National Assembly Tran Quang Phuong has called on the Ministry of Public Security to inspect traffic signal systems nationwide, ensuring technical reliability to prevent wrongful fines for drivers.

Vietnam’s economy continues its upward trajectory, achieving 7.09% GDP growth in 2024, while inflation remained well-controlled at 3.63%.

The Vietnamese Government plans to reduce the civil service workforce by at least 20% as part of an ongoing administrative reform initiative aimed at streamlining the state apparatus while maintaining the quality of services.