Losses caused by computer viruses to Vietnamese users are estimated at VND21.2 trillion in 2022, according to BKAV Corporation.

The state’s spending on education in 2022 was still lower than 20 percent of total budget expenditures as required in Resolution 37/2004/NQ-QH11.

The power sector is in a difficult period because of the global fuel crisis. Higher production costs and higher cost prices compared to selling prices all have put the sector at risk.

Despite significant potential for growth, river-based tourism remains underexploited due to a lack of proper investment and a legal framework for developing river cruising, a conference heard.

The Ministry of Information and Communications plans to put an end to 2G services by September 2024 at the latest to pave the way for 5G services.

Visiting Hanoi flower markets to buy bonsais, house adornment stuff, or flowers for Tet decoration is an elegant hobby for many Hanoians.

The HCM City People’s Procuracy on December 19 proposed life imprisonment for Nguyen Thai Luyen, chairman of Alibaba Company, for property fraud and money laundering that caused over 4,500 victims to lose over US$101 million.

Work on construction of a bauxite-alumina mining industrial complex, one of Vietnam’s largest projects in Lao, began in Dakcheung district, the southern Lao province of Sekong, on December 19.

The 20th East Asia Forum (EAF-20) opened in Nha Trang city, the south central province of Khanh Hoa on December 19.

The number of foreign travelers to Vietnam increased sharply in the last months of 2022.

The first project to build a trading floor for rice and rice by-products in accordance with Vietnam's circular economy model was officially launched on December 19 in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap.

The Hanoi municipal administration has decided to hold a series of firework displays at 31 venues across the capital to welcome in the Lunar New Year on the evening of January 21.

The Vietnamese team bagged a gold medal in the PUBG Mobile event at the Global Esports Games (GEG) 2022 which concluded on December 18 in Istanbul, Turkey.

Prestigious international travel magazine Far & Wide has placed Vietnam in fifth position on its list of the 10 friendliest nation in the world.

Le Thi Hien, a migrant worker in Ho Chi Minh City, lost her job after more than 15 years working at a local leather footwear company.

State promotes stablisation of goods prices during Lunar New Year 2023

VND35-trillion bidding package in Long Thanh airport project cancelled

Thousands of local and international tourists flocked to Ta Hien street in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter on the night of December 18 in order to watch the final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup between France and Argentina.

Despite the current growth rate of overseas remittances to Vietnam being lower than last year, the total amount of remittances to the country is projected to rise by 4.4% this year before increasing by between 3.6% and 4.5% in 2023.

As many as 39 investment funds committed to invest 1.5 billion USD for creative startups in Vietnam in 2023 – 2025, lifting the total investment for the field in the period to 5 billion USD.

The southern city of Vung Tau has an entirely different beauty in photos taken by amateur photographer Tuan Thanh. In addition to the turquoise sea, white beach, and sunshine, Vung Tau in fall offers wonderful views similar to a European city.

According to batdongsan.com.vn, Vietnam's leading real estate trading website, the domestic rental market had a bright start in 2022, although it began to decline in the second quarter.

With outstanding achievements in building and implementing the digital government, digital economy and digital society, the Ministry of Information and Communications was awarded the first-class Labor Medal by the State President.

Vietnam needs financial resources to develop and fulfill its commitments on green development.

The State Bank of Vietnam is willing to provide liquidity to credit institutions to sustain their payment capability, especially at the end of the year when demand for funds often peaks, its deputy governor Dao Minh Tu has said.