From 100 sq.m to $700,000: Vietnam couple builds mushroom business

A couple in Vietnam’s Quang Tri Province started growing mushrooms for their family 15 years ago. Their venture now spans nearly 8,700 square meters and generates more than $700,000 annually.

Vietnam flags overseas car recalls, but which models are affected?

Vietnam’s competition regulator has flagged overseas recalls involving Audi, BMW, Porsche and Ford vehicles, but the alert does not mean all corresponding models sold in the country are affected.

Land administration: Cemetery plots could receive land-use certificates

Cemetery projects that are properly planned and subdivided into specific areas and plots, while meeting all requirements, could be considered for separate land-use certificates (red books) for individual plots.

iPhone 18 Pro demand looks unusually soft as preorders begin

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max remain widely available after preorders opened, an unusual pattern that could point to softer demand - or simply a much larger initial supply.

Crowds pack Hanoi’s Old Quarter two weeks before Mid-Autumn Festival

Two weeks before Vietnam’s Mid-Autumn Festival, Hanoi’s Hang Ma Street was already packed with visitors drawn by glowing lanterns, traditional toys and one of the capital’s most colorful seasonal scenes.

800-year-old Buddhist rock carvings named Vietnam National Treasure

A collection of 18 Buddhist arhats carved directly into a cave wall nearly 800 years ago in Ninh Binh Province, northern Vietnam, has been recognized as a National Treasure.

Apple releases iOS 27 today: 7 major new iPhone features

Apple is releasing iOS 27 on Sept. 14, bringing a range of changes to the iPhone’s interface, performance and features, led by the arrival of Siri AI.

Vietnam seeks to build a new generation of friends abroad

Vietnam’s national friendship network is seeking stronger ties with young people abroad as the country looks to build lasting international relationships beyond government-to-government diplomacy.

Containers moved to safety after landslide near Vietnam-Laos border

Days of heavy rain have caused a major embankment collapse near one of central Vietnam’s international border crossings, prompting the urgent relocation of cargo containers.

Vietnam puts 13 provinces and cities on alert for torrential rain

Vietnamese authorities have ordered heightened preparations across 13 provinces and cities as several days of heavy rain threaten flooding, landslides and dangerous conditions on roads.

Hanoi faces over 250mm of rain as northern Vietnam flood risk rises

Torrential rain is forecast to continue across northern and north-central Vietnam, with parts of Hanoi expecting more than 250mm by late Sept. 15 and authorities warning of floods and landslides.

Vietnam turns to advanced DNA technology to identify fallen soldiers

Vietnam is expanding the use of advanced DNA technology to identify soldiers whose remains have gone unnamed for decades, with a national DNA center now holding more than 37,000 remains samples for analysis.

Vietnam women suffer 2-1 loss in Asian Games opener

Vietnam opened their Asian Games women’s football campaign with a 2-1 defeat to Chinese Taipei on September 14, despite a late goal from Thanh Nha.

Thailand’s King and Queen fly royal jet themselves to Vietnam

The royal aircraft carrying Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida arrived at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi on the afternoon of Sept. 14.

Company named Tesla Motors Vietnam registered in Ho Chi Minh City

A newly established company named Tesla Motors Vietnam has appeared in Vietnam’s national business registry, with registered activities covering automobile sales, imports and distribution.

Ho Chi Minh City recycler finds 15 gold rings, returns them to owner

A 78-year-old woman who collects recyclables in Ho Chi Minh City discovered 15 gold rings, two necklaces and other jewelry among items she had brought home - and immediately contacted police to help find their owner.

Hanoi class sees 36 IELTS 8.0 scores, eight full scholarships

A specialized English class in Hanoi is celebrating an exceptional admissions season, with students heading to universities in the US, Japan, Italy, Singapore and Australia.

Chef Le Xuan Tam shares his U.S. Chicken and shiitake soup

Created for a Mid-Autumn event in Da Nang, this U.S. Chicken and shiitake mushroom soup keeps seasoning simple and lets the ingredients provide the flavor.

Vietnam’s $4 billion durian industry faces rising Asian competition

Vietnam’s durian exports could exceed a record $4 billion in 2026, but growing competition from Thailand, Malaysia and other regional producers is putting pressure on the booming industry.

How a Mekong Delta farmer built a $1 million fish business

A farmer in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta has spent more than 30 years turning repeated setbacks into a fish business that now sells across the country and exports to the US and South Korea.

Hanoi Daewoo Hotel listed for $220 million amid owner’s debt woes

Hanoi’s landmark Daewoo Hotel and Daeha office complex have been listed for about $220 million as shareholder Bong Sen Corp struggles with mounting losses and a looming bond maturity.

Architect warns against grand projects around Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem Lake

As Hanoi considers a major redesign around Hoan Kiem Lake, a prominent architect is urging restraint, warning that monumental new structures could overwhelm one of Vietnam’s most symbolic spaces.

Vietnam, US launch five-year health cooperation

Vietnam and the US have signed a five-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) on health cooperation, aimed at promoting collaboration in the prevention and control of infectious diseases.

More momentum needed for economic growth in year-end race

Although the Vietnamese economy is maintaining a positive trend, experts held that now is the time to accelerate and make breakthroughs to achieve the targets set for 2026.

Vietnam seeks effective, substantive ties with Saudi Arabia

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung received Saudi Arabian Minister Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud on September 13 on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India.