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With three university degrees, Vietnamese man returns home to grow mushrooms

Nguyen Tien Dat turned away from urban life to farm black termites mushrooms using smart technology - now earning thousands each month.

Vietnam’s economy thrives in 2025 with gold, stocks, real estate all surging

From record-high gold prices to a booming stock market and industrial real estate, Vietnam’s 2025 economy proves resilient and ambitious.

The fall of Vietnam’s livestream legends: Fraud, fake goods, and financial crime

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Mother in law orders wedding dress for chubby daughter in law she once shunned

Thanks to her mother-in-law’s deep care, a woman from Dong Thap who was sensitive about her weight of 130 kilos, has had a perfect wedding.

A nation united: VN marks historic milestones with grand parades and remembrance

Major events, including fireworks, military parades, and public gifts, highlight Vietnam’s enduring spirit and shared destiny.

Guardians of memory: Co Tu elders and their silent mission

Deep in the forests of Da Nang, the voices and lives of Co Tu elders echo centuries of resilience, guiding their people through cultural preservation.

The quiet power behind Vietnam’s cultural industries

A Vietnam worth visiting, worth living in, and worth staying connected to - not through flowery words, but through the vitality of its culture and the far-reaching power of a national image that is smartly, humanely, and sustainably managed.

How indicted tycoons used the money they illegally appropriated

Having made big money from illegal activities, tycoons such as Vu Thi Thuy, former CEO of Nhat Nam Real Estate, and Than Van Thoai, former CEO of BBA Global JSC used the money for multiple purposes, including buying land plots and real estate.

Ha Tinh farmer makes $8,000 annually raising eels in tanks

With a passion for agriculture, one man is pioneering a cleaner, more efficient way to raise eels that is inspiring farmers in his region.

‘Tea hill’ student becomes outstanding valedictorian, vows to help people

From the days following his parents to the tea hills and witnessing their hard work, Do Anh Tuan was determined to study, change his life, and help his community.

The last flame: Saigon’s 72-year-old lighter repairman defies time

For 45 years, Pham Van Co has remained anchored to the sidewalk of Nguyen Tri Phuong Street in Ho Chi Minh City, devoted to a fading trade. His unmatched skills in lighter repair have earned the respect of even foreign visitors.

Vietnam's record exports and the hidden fragility of its economy

Vietnam's exports hit a record high in 2025, but beneath the surface lies a growing dependence on foreign-invested firms.

After tariff turbulence, Vietnam eyes fair trade deal with the US

A dramatic year of tariff tension between Vietnam and the U.S. is ending with a breakthrough: a mutual trade framework agreement.

A strange-looking delicacy wins over global foodies in Hanoi

Despite its intimidating appearance, this seasonal Hanoi specialty has become a must-try dish for both locals and foreign travelers.

Young Hmong entrepreneur turns pigeon farming into digital-age success

In Mu Cang Chai commune, Lao Cai province, where rugged mountains meet harsh weather, a young Hmong man named Ho A Sung is proving that with the right mindset, even a smartphone can become a powerful tool for prosperity.

Four resolutions reshaping Vietnam’s path to a modern economy

With Resolutions 57, 59, 66, and 68, the government redefines development goals through bold reform.

Christmas rush boosts Catholic vestment workshops in Ninh Binh

As Christmas nears, Catholic garment makers in Xuan Hung village work around the clock to meet soaring demand for ceremonial attire.

Vietnam’s rare twin composers leave behind a timeless musical legacy

In modern Vietnamese music history, few stories are as exceptional as that of composers Hoang Long and Hoang Lan.

2025: A defining year of construction and mega projects in Vietnam

If one image could capture the essence of 2025, it wouldn’t be a growth chart or a lengthy report - it would be the construction sites erupting across the country, from north to south.

Vietnam’s peacekeeping engineers bring warmth and aid to Abyei community

The Vietnamese Engineering Unit Rotation 4 recently hosted a humanitarian gift-giving event in the Abyei region of Africa, fostering heartfelt connections and spreading the spirit of “Bo doi Cu Ho” (Uncle Ho’s soldiers) among the local population.