The growing demand for mental health care and human resource development is helping psychology graduates in the job market, with many companies actively seeking them out.

Recently, an interesting comparison was made between the price of a standard bowl of pho (around VND50,000 in Hanoi) and the minimum wage in major cities, which currently stands at over VND5 million per month.

What began as curiosity during a tea delivery journey evolved into a bold transformation that uplifted a remote Hmong village.

A standout student from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology completed his degree ahead of schedule, earning exceptional academic results.

Medical examinations and treatments via medical tourism promise to bring billions of dollars in value to Vietnam. Localities have already begun tapping into this high-potential market.

Newly appointed Finance Minister Ngo Van Tuan faces significant pressure to both drive high economic growth and maintain macroeconomic stability. Public investment and tax policy have been identified as key bottlenecks that need to be addressed.

At Vinh Quang Prison, the journey of rehabilitation is not defined by rigid discipline alone. It is also shaped by compassion.

The success or failure of the Long Thanh International Airport project is often discussed in terms of transport connectivity. Yet there is another issue - the most critical of all: people.

The day he came to visit his mother’s former student, a German man fell in love with the student’s daughter at first sight.

Sustainable high growth requires not just more capital, but more functional markets.

The commitment to “walk the talk” by National Assembly Chair Tran Thanh Man, together with the reform orientation set by Party Chief To Lam, raises expectations that the 16th NA will create an “institutional runway” for growth.

The Ministry of Finance is reviewing the VND500 million revenue threshold for household businesses to calculate personal income tax and value-added tax. It is considering not fixing a specific level in the law.

Vocational training inside prison walls is helping inmates rebuild confidence and prepare for life beyond incarceration.

Growth in the coming period is not just a story about targets, but consistently and effectively implemented development principles.

From a spontaneous visit to a heartfelt farewell, a German digital nomad discovers an unexpected sense of belonging in Vietnam, drawn deeply by its people and quiet beauty.

Vietnam’s Resolution 80-NQ/TW redefines development by placing culture at the center, unlocking growth potential in ethnic minority regions.

Even within a strictly disciplined environment, spiritual needs persist. Ensuring the right to freedom of belief and religion is not only a matter of policy, but also a vital support that helps inmates regain balance and move toward positive change.

Vietnam is entering a new investment cycle with fewer but larger projects aimed at achieving double-digit growth in 2026–2030.

By 2035, Hanoi is expected to become a “civilised – cultured – modern – happy” city, serving as a leading economic, educational, healthcare, and innovation hub in the Asia-Pacific region.

Preserving village names and community identity is not a matter of sentimentality. It is a way of safeguarding the cultural core of a nation even as it moves forward with determined reforms.