Vietnam stands at a crossroads in the global semiconductor race, with a three-year window to harness its young workforce and address critical industry challenges. Will the country rise to the occasion?

Starting January 2025, Vietnam’s updated traffic law mandates theory tests for driver’s licenses expired even by a single day, reflecting stricter measures for road safety compliance.

By hosting prestigious international competitions and diversifying its tourism offerings, Binh Dinh has cemented its position as a leader in Vietnam’s tourism industry.

Stretching over 3,000 square meters, Can Tho’s banyan grove has witnessed history unfold beneath its canopy, making it a treasured heritage site.

While some may shy away from nem thinh due to its raw preparation, many find themselves hooked after their first taste.

For Shiori, Hanoi’s bun ngan (duck noodle soup) wasn’t just delicious - it was a “miracle dish” that erased her fatigue and showcased the magic of Vietnamese cuisine.

A collaborative exhibition featuring Rosemarie Trockel and Lai Dieu Ha celebrates 50 years of Vietnam-Germany diplomacy, showcasing over 60 works that explore art, society, and humanity.

With a target of over 10% GDP growth in 2025, HCM City is focusing on governance reforms, digital transformation, and infrastructure development.

With contestants arriving from over 30 countries, Miss Charm 2024 is set to showcase beauty, intelligence, and confidence on an international stage in Vietnam.

Hanoi authorities are investigating TikToker Mr. Pips, whose fraudulent schemes have swindled victims out of thousands of billions of VND, with massive assets already seized.

At Gia Lam Airport, rehearsals for the second Vietnam International Defense Expo are in full swing, featuring thrilling aerial displays and dynamic performances by ground forces.

Dr. Phan Do Phuc, a rising star in the classical music world and a graduate of Stony Brook University, will lead the Vietnam Youth Orchestra in Hanoi’s highly anticipated Winter Symphony.

Authorities in Pu Mat National Park are investigating the unexplained deaths of 21 wild boars, with concerns of a potential disease outbreak.

Besides playing an important role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the shift to green means of transport will help Vietnam save up to $498 billion in oil imports.

Ho Chi Minh City has unveiled new policies offering financial incentives to women who have two children before age 35, aiming to address the city’s critically low fertility rate.

Madam Ngo Phuong Ly, spouse of General Secretary To Lam, joined ambassadors and heads of international organizations in Vietnam for a delightful weekend exploring global culinary traditions.

Vietnam’s state budget struggles to balance revenues and spending, with over VND 1 quadrillion ($41.67 billion) annually allocated to maintaining the administrative apparatus.

With thresholds of VND 10 million for individuals and VND 100 million for businesses, Vietnam’s proposed travel bans aim to boost tax compliance but face criticism for being too restrictive.

Hanoi’s People’s Court will soon hear the second phase of the "rescue flight" scandal, involving 17 defendants accused of bribery during COVID-19 repatriation efforts.

Hanoi has proposed hiring digital transformation and administrative reform experts at competitive salaries to enhance the efficiency of its Public Administration Service Center.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s second visit to Vietnam marks a turning point in the country’s AI journey, with major announcements including the establishment of Nvidia Vietnam and the acquisition of VinBrain.

Vietnam’s traditional stews, from street food to highland specialties, have been recognized globally, showcasing the country’s gastronomic heritage.

With the holiday season underway, online scams have taken on new forms in Vietnam, including fraudulent sales programs and apps that jeopardize personal and financial data.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Notre Dame Cathedral has become the heart of Christmas festivities, drawing thousands with its radiant LED light display and vibrant holiday atmosphere.

About 6,000 apartments belonging to 11 social housing projects are expected to be completed in 2024-2025 and launched into the market, according to the Hanoi Construction Department.