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From London, Vietnam sends a message: it seeks to shape AI’s future through values, ethics, and global cooperation.
Hanoi’s Tran Bui Bao Khanh, a student from Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, has been crowned the champion of the Road to Olympia 2025 after a dramatic and outstanding performance in the national final.
Vietnamese authorities take strong action against artists with inappropriate music, seeking to protect cultural values.
Nobel-winning physicist Konstantin Novoselov shares his journey with VinFuture and its global impact after five years.
With 15 years of experience, Le Thi Ha transforms wood into artworks that fetch premium prices, defying the male-dominated nature of the craft.
US President Donald Trump, Chinese Premier Li Qiang, and Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, along with other world leaders, have agreed to Vietnam’s proposal to strengthen high-level delegation exchanges.
Since the launch of its Doi moi (Renewal), Vietnam has achieved a “miracle” in poverty reduction, lifting tens of millions out of hunger and helping them secure stable livelihoods.
The North-South high-speed railway project is expected to generate major opportunities for Vietnam’s automation industry - if legal reforms and local capabilities align.
People's Artist Xuan Bac, Director of the Performing Arts Department, affirms: "Any expression that goes against traditional values – whether in lyrics, costumes, or language – must be strictly dealt with."
Vietnamese woman explores 101 countries, then discovers the true joy of traveling with family.
With smart spectrum planning and affordable licensing, Vietnam sets a benchmark for 5G deployment across Southeast Asia.
Leaving behind a stable job in the medical field, a woman from Can Tho returned home to launch a clean vegetable business. Starting from a small model, she boldly invested $41,000 to build a 2,000m² high-tech vegetable farm.
Public support surges for banning artists with vulgar or deviant content after Ho Chi Minh City issues directive to protect youth and values.
After severe flooding in Thai Nguyen, hundreds of households lost entire peach gardens, with damage totaling tens of billions of dong.
Legal obstacles and fear of accountability, which have led to supply shortages, and rising input costs are the major factors keeping housing prices high.
While restricting credit is an important measure, real estate prices can only be controlled if the imbalance between supply and demand, the major reason behind price escalations, is solved, experts have said.
Vietnam should focus more on developing cultural industries and digital culture in connection with the creative economy, viewing these as key economic sectors that can increase culture’s contribution to national GDP.
Dr. Nguyen Thanh My, holder of over 700 patents and multimillion-dollar revenue streams, was the keynote speaker at the 2025 opening ceremony of Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City.
Ho Chi Minh City recommends banning artists with vulgar or unethical lyrics from events.
Film critic Le Hong Lam revealed that domestic box office revenue reached nearly USD 123 million in just the first half of 2025, up USD 11 million year-on-year.