Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade says one month of nationwide E10 gasoline use is not enough to determine whether the biofuel has improved air quality, despite early signs of lower emissions.

Vietnam's weather agency says Super Typhoon Bavi poses no direct threat to the East Sea but will still trigger strong winds and high waves.

A global airbag defect associated with at least 40 deaths continues to affect thousands of vehicles in Vietnam, prompting a renewed safety warning.

For nearly 45 years of Doi Moi (Renovation), Vietnam has progressed thanks to advantages such as a young workforce, competitive costs, FDI inflows, and an open international integration environment.

Within just three years, a couple in Nghe An lost three of their children to drowning. After the devastating tragedies, the grieving father has issued a heartfelt warning to parents.

The story of a Vietnamese-Japanese couple who reunited after breaking up offers a powerful lesson about communication, empathy and compromise in marriage.

As the green economy gains momentum, the cultures of ethnic minority communities are emerging as a new development resource.

National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man said an upcoming extraordinary session will focus on resolving pressing issues that cannot be delayed.

Visitors to Lung Van Market can browse locally grown produce, forest-foraged specialties and inexpensive homemade treats while experiencing the daily life of the Muong community.

A criminal investigation into Vietnam's Tuyen Quang examination scandal has intensified after charges were filed against a teacher and the deputy prime minister ordered a full probe.

Vietnam has decided to provide emergency humanitarian assistance worth US$300,000 to help the Venezuelan government and people recover from the devastating earthquake.

Vietnam's top leader has called for a fundamental shift from prioritizing labor quantity to workforce quality, saying the country's demographic advantage must be transformed into sustainable economic growth.

Heavy rain is returning to northern Vietnam, prompting warnings of flash floods, landslides and hazardous weather across mountainous provinces.

A dramatic waterspout off Hung Yen highlights worsening weather conditions as forecasters warn of more storms through July 11.

Lawmakers are set to review four major draft laws for the first time during Vietnam's extraordinary National Assembly session scheduled for August.

Vietnam will officially switch off all remaining 2G base stations on September 15, 2026, marking the end of an era for basic mobile phones as the government reallocates valuable spectrum to expand 4G and 5G services.

The number of new motorcycles rolling off production lines in Vietnam remained at a high level in June, pushing the country's total domestic motorcycle output in the first half of 2026 to a record of nearly 2.1 million units.

Five years after launching a small apple snail farm, a Tay couple in Tuyen Quang has transformed their lives, building a new home and securing a brighter future for their children.

For generations, the K'toang drum of Vietnam's Cham H'roi community was played only by men. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Huong changed that tradition and is now inspiring young women to preserve the art.

Da Nang is removing long-standing investment bottlenecks while building new growth engines as it pursues annual economic growth of at least 11% through 2030.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max could feature a larger battery, upgraded camera and new 2nm chip, even if that means a noticeably thicker design.

By pairing fresh flowers with vegetables and fruit, a Can Tho entrepreneur has created practical bouquets that have become a favorite gift for special occasions.

Leaving his business in the city, Nguyen Van Hung returned to his hometown to build a civet farm, generating annual revenue of several billion dong from breeding stock and rare color variants.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Argentina, in coordination with the Argentina – Vietnam Culture Institute (ICAV), held a memorial ceremony on July 7 for Poldi Sosa Schmidt, the institute's founder and president who passed away in June.

Hanoi and HCMC are moving forward with rental housing projects in an effort to create an additional path to housing security alongside the traditional homeownership model.