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Veteran scholar Trinh Quang Phu says writing about Ho Chi Minh became his lifelong mission after first meeting the leader in 1969.
Vietnam faces a critical choice - streamline regulations or risk weakening its long-term automotive industry ambitions.
In Hanoi - long celebrated as a land of “a thousand years of civilization” - religious landmarks have always been deeply intertwined with urban life.
A few months ago, after Decree 46 on food safety took effect on January 26, three containers of walnuts imported from the US worth VND12.6 billion, belonging to a business in HCMC, were stuck at Cat Lai Port.
The moment they watched their former daughter-in-law leave in her wedding car after 10 years of widowhood, her former in-laws were overcome with emotion.
A viral inspection of dried cicada shells in Lang Son has sparked a wider debate in Vietnam - not just about paperwork, but about the growing gap between regulation and everyday survival.
Massive investment has flowed into Vietnam’s ethnic minority regions, yet sustainable development remains elusive. Experts say the problem lies not in funding, but in outdated development thinking.
Classic Vespa scooters continue to hold a special place in Vietnam, where they are cherished not only as vehicles but also as symbols of memory, style and mechanical beauty.
Immediately after the US placed Vietnam on the "Priority Foreign Country" (PFC) list, the Prime Minister launched a nationwide campaign against Intellectual Property infringement.
The next 10 years should be seen as the decade of transformation: from OEM to ODM and OBM, meaning mastering design and brand, said Vifores Secretary Ngo Sy Hoai about the path for Vietnamese woodwork enterprises.
There is a recurring detail in almost all of Prime Minister Le Minh Hung's working sessions throughout his first month: deadlines.
Vietnam is considering stronger financial measures against abandoned land, delayed real estate projects and unused housing assets as policymakers seek to unlock frozen resources and improve the efficiency of the property market.
In 2013, with outstanding academic achievements, Cao Thi Lien from Hai Phong graduated as valedictorian of Hanoi Architectural University.
A famous Hue specialty has left two Japanese tourists so impressed that they traveled all the way to the central Vietnamese city just to enjoy another bowl.
After years of explosive growth, several Vietnamese renewable energy companies are now battling mounting financial pressure and weakening profits.
Behind Ninh Binh’s famous mountain goat dishes is a decades-long journey of farmers, chefs and entrepreneurs transforming a local specialty into a national brand.
A 15-minute drone flight across the sea between Can Gio and Vung Tau is offering Vietnam a glimpse into the future of logistics and the booming low-altitude economy.
Behind Vietnam’s administrative restructuring lies a quieter concern: the physical and emotional burden carried by elderly local officials.
A 58-year-old man from northern Vietnam has been found alive after surviving more than three days lost in a remote forest, where he wandered through rugged mountains with only his longtime pet dog beside him.
Vietnamese showbiz continues to grapple with drug-related controversies as several well-known artists face legal troubles and public backlash.