Vietnam, Thailand share experience in developing new financial products

Chairwoman of Vietnam’s State Securities Commission (SSC) Vu Thi Chan Phuong held a working session with Chairman of Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Wisit Wisitsora-at in Bangkok on May 28.

Vietnam, Thailand attach importance to preserving, promoting cultural heritage

As part of the official visit to Thailand by General Secretary and State President To Lam, his spouse, Ngo Phuong Ly, on May 28 had a meeting with Thananon Charnvirakul, spouse of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, in Bangkok.

Singapore holds official welcome ceremony for Vietnamese Party and State leader

Vietnam and Singapore have developed one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic and substantive partnerships, with bilateral ties steadily expanding and deepening over more than five decades.

Why dau fish is prized along Vietnam’s central coastline

Found abundantly along Vietnam’s central coastline, especially during the hot season, this local seafood favorite is often turned into refreshing dishes such as salad and sour soup.

Ministry clarifies rules on attracting PhD holders into the public sector

Vietnam’s Ministry of Home Affairs has clarified that holding a PhD alone does not automatically qualify an individual for the state’s talent attraction policies.

A new Hanoi is rising from the city’s largest construction wave in decades

Across Hanoi, the sounds of drilling, demolition and construction now echo through old neighborhoods as the capital enters a rare period of large-scale urban transformation.

Vietnam targets June milestone for North-South bullet train project

The race to launch Vietnam’s largest-ever infrastructure project is accelerating, with the high-speed railway feasibility study now entering a decisive stage.

Vietnam’s mountain sturgeon farmers battle rising costs and shrinking profits

Natural spring sturgeon, once prized for its premium quality, is struggling to compete with cheaper imported fish in Vietnam’s market.

Coach Yutaka Ikeuchi finalizes Vietnam U19 squad for ASEAN tournament

Vietnam U19 head coach Yutaka Ikeuchi has reduced his squad ahead of the team’s departure for Indonesia to compete at the 2026 ASEAN U19 Championship.

Hoi An International School redefines international education in Central Vietnam

Families in Central Vietnam are rethinking what matters most in international education - and Hoi An International School (HAIS) is emerging as one of the region’s most distinctive choices for personalised global learning.

Vietnamese collector tells Buddha’s life story through stamps and postcards

Released during Vesak 2026, a new book uses postage stamps and postal cards from more than 80 countries to retrace the life of Gautama Buddha.

Google fans are obsessed with the Pixel 11 Pro XL - here’s why

A recent survey on the most anticipated Pixel 11 model has revealed a clear favorite among consumers - the Pixel 11 Pro XL, the largest device in Google’s upcoming smartphone lineup.

At 99, Madame Binh reflects on war, diplomacy and Vietnam’s future

Nearly a century into her life, former Vice President Nguyen Thi Binh still speaks with the resonant voice and composed bearing of a diplomat who stood at the center of some of the fiercest negotiations of the 20th century.

Cham community celebrates Roya Haji - a season of love and forgiveness

Roya Haji is regarded by Cham Muslims as a festival of love and forgiveness, and remains one of the most important celebrations of the year.

Vietnam and Singapore could become a model for innovation cooperation

General Secretary and President To Lam’s upcoming visit to Singapore comes shortly after the two countries upgraded ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, raising expectations for deeper cooperation across a wide range of strategic sectors.

Ho Chi Minh City to host Asian Pickleball Open with $55,000 prize pool

Vietnam’s fast-growing pickleball scene is set for another milestone as Ho Chi Minh City prepares to stage the Asian Open Pickleball Championship 2026.

Could Park Hang Seo bring Vietnamese players to Thai League?

The Korean coach’s arrival at Kanchanaburi FC is already fueling speculation about Vietnamese stars joining him in Thai League 2.

Ghana advances cashew industrialization through PSL Machinery partnership

PSL Machinery and the Government of Ghana have formalized a PPP partnership designed to support Ghana’s ambitious target of increasing domestic cashew processing capacity.

Will sharing news links on Facebook lead to fines in Vietnam?

Vietnamese authorities say they will provide further clarification on whether sharing news article links on social media could lead to penalties under a newly issued government decree regulating online information activities.

Hanoi to launch rental housing project in June to reshape housing mindset

Hanoi plans to break ground on a pilot rental housing project as early as June in what city leaders describe as a major shift away from the traditional mindset of property accumulation toward meeting real housing needs.

Vietnam launches coordinated plan for ethnic minority and mountain regions

Vietnamese authorities have signed a new coordination plan aimed at strengthening socio-economic development and security in ethnic minority and mountainous regions.

Eleven Vietnamese fishermen rescued after 12 hours adrift at sea

A group of 11 fishermen survived a terrifying overnight ordeal in northern Vietnam after their fishing vessel was overwhelmed by large waves and sank at sea.

Authorities dismantle ‘Bun Cha TV’ pirate football streaming operation

Police in Bac Ninh have charged 10 people linked to the illegal football streaming website “Bun Cha TV”, accused of broadcasting copyrighted sports content without authorization.

Deputy minister says E10 gasoline plan is not being imposed on citizens

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade has sought to ease public concerns over the planned nationwide rollout of E10 gasoline, stressing that the transition is being implemented gradually rather than imposed on consumers.

Why Vietnam could become Southeast Asia’s AI deployment hub

Experts say the next phase of AI competition will be defined less by algorithms and more by how effectively countries apply AI in real life.