Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long outlines a groundbreaking healthcare plan that will see the national insurance fund cover $5.6 billion annually.

Institutional and legal bottlenecks are stalling the development of Vietnam’s private sector, with experts warning that the blurred line between administrative violations and criminal offenses is eroding business confidence.

Eighty years after the August Revolution of 1945, Vietnam is emerging as a “shining star” in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).

Parents across Vietnam are clashing over new school timetables, with many expressing frustration about Saturday classes and inconsistent dismissal times.

The government’s new plan sets clear goals to lift Vietnam’s stock market from frontier to emerging market by 2025, targeting international benchmarks.

The state utility’s unresolved deficit raises the question: how can the burden be distributed transparently and fairly among consumers?

As gold and real estate soar to risky heights, major reforms aim to redirect capital into securities, stabilizing the economy.

The policy of free medical care is not just a humanitarian initiative - it is a profound commitment to a future where people live joyfully, healthily, and happily.

From TikTok tributes to livestreamed temple rituals, Vietnamese youth are crafting modern expressions of filial piety.

Vietnam’s film industry sees a strategic turning point as blockbuster hits and new cultural policies converge.

Experts urge reform as the country restructures government, pushes tech, and eyes global leadership.

From chip-based national ID cards to advanced radar and missile systems, MG Group is shaping the story of a digitally sovereign Vietnam, defending its national security and elevating its international standing.

Scientific breeding and private innovation propelled Vietnam’s exports, but branding battles now threaten progress.

Vietnam faces major foreign currency outflows as tens of thousands opt for overseas medical services due to a lack of internationally certified hospitals.

Massive concert turnouts in 2025 have exposed the urgent need for world-class venues to fuel Vietnam’s growing entertainment industry.

In 2015, diving off Phu Quy Island, Major Do Quang Hoc found a fallen comrade wrapped in a parachute, and eight years later in Ha Long, he searched through muddy waters to recover the black box of a Bell 505 helicopter and its victims.

Even with several billion dong in hand, real homebuyers are still struggling searching for apartments while Hanoi’s property market is peaking, with prices remaining high and showing no signs of cooling down.

Agencies face challenges in handling disputes related to “traditional fish sauce” due to the lack of official legal definitions for “traditional fish sauce” and “modern fish sauce”.

Infrastructure, manpower, and data issues cause significant inconvenience for citizens and businesses when following administrative procedures or submitting online applications.

Professor Nguyen Viet Tien warns that overuse of in vitro fertilization (IVF) poses health risks for mothers and fails to address the root causes of infertility.