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Lai Chau’s criminal police rise as national heroes through fearless justice

From tracking down a notorious super-thief in just 14 days to crossing borders to dismantle a fraud ring in Cambodia, Lai Chau’s criminal police force has built a legacy of heroism from one of the country’s most challenging security zones.

Southern flavors wow Chinese tourist at Hanoi’s Michelin-rated pancake spot

Tien Hui, a traveler from Taiwan (China), shared several videos of her culinary adventures in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

Indian man travels 3,000km to marry Vietnamese woman 16 years younger

Drawn to her strength and resilience, an Indian man fell in love with a single mother in Vietnam and journeyed over 3,000 kilometers to propose marriage.

Educators alarmed about rise of violent incidents at schools in Vietnam

Many dedicated teachers say they feel helpless when students behave rudely or disrespectfully, and hesitate to correct such behavior for fear of being accused of violating professional ethics. Some choose silence to “stay safe”.

Vietnam's emission goals clash with outdated fuel quality

Vietnam’s biggest obstacle in controlling automobile emissions is not the vehicle standards - it's the fuel, according to energy and transport experts.

Vietnam’s development praised for courage, reform, and unity

From Singapore, Prof. Vu Minh Khuong lauds Vietnam’s government for its qualities of bravery, decisiveness, and selflessness in times of crisis.

Two students beaten to death, educators ring red alert about school violence

Several serious cases of school violence occurred within a short period, causing severe injuries and deaths. When conflicts arise, students increasingly see violence as a “normal way to solve problems.”

Vietnamese traveler’s rugged Mongolian autumn adventure

A 14-day journey across Mongolia turned out to be the most challenging trip yet for 32-year-old Do An Ninh from Hanoi. But the overwhelming landscapes made every hardship worthwhile.

Brothers reunite after 40 years apart in emotional TV reunion

Under pressure from his uncle, Mr. Bui Viet Trung was forced to abandon his younger brother at a hospital. For over 40 years, he lived in guilt and anguish - until the day they reunited in tears on the program As if we had never been apart.

Mini boatmaker in An Giang preserves a fading river tradition

For over 10 years, Chin Mong has crafted miniature boats by hand, honoring the spirit of Mekong life through delicate wooden models.

Experts urge caution in Vietnam’s gold taxation strategy

As gold prices in Vietnam climb past US$6,300 per tael, the government considers new tax measures and their broader market impact.

Green rules reshape Vietnam’s textile exports

Green production is being enforced more rigorously in the textile sector than in any other industry, requiring a complete overhaul of processes from design and manufacturing to disposal.

Vietnam must abandon old growth models to escape middle-income trap

Outdated strategies and institutional inertia threaten Vietnam’s bid for long-term, innovation-driven growth.

Hanoi Polytechnic student’s game 'Pho Anh Hai' attracts worldwide attention

Using an old computer, a final-year student from Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) has created a game that is "causing a storm," attracting the attention of hundreds of thousands of users in Vietnam and around the world.

Real estate tycoons: some have big debts, others pocket huge profits

The contrasting business results of real estate companies show clear signs of market divergence.

Young Vietnamese revive coral reefs in Co To with thousands in personal funds

From near extinction, staghorn coral is being revived through a grassroots effort led by Vietnamese youth determined to protect their marine heritage.

Northern Vietnam’s farming villages thrive on e-commerce

From waiting for middlemen to mastering livestreams, remote farming communities in northern Vietnam are embracing e-commerce to sell their traditional products nationwide.

Custom-fit policies key to closing ethnic poverty gaps

To effectively address urgent challenges facing vulnerable ethnic minorities, investment and support policies for the 2026–2030 period must be tailored to local conditions and accurately identify each group’s unique context.

Wind power companies on brink as dispatch restrictions threaten revenue

Vietnam’s renewable energy sector faces uncertainty as wind producers warn of financial collapse.

New land prices from 2026 must avoid shocks to households and developers

Rising land values can boost revenue and fairness but require careful rollout to avoid disruptions.