When technology cannot escape the lab, intellect is wasted and scientists lose heart for lack of support and incentives. To keep talent in agriculture, Vietnam needs a reform that spans institutions and the way science is treated.

Real change demands practical steps. From tax relief to site clearance reform, Vietnam is taking action to support enterprise growth.

A girl once known for athleticism now shines in Vietnam’s traditional medicine field.

Air pollution in Hanoi is so severe that not a single day in the past year was classified as having good air quality.

The use of biofuel, which helps ensure energy security and protect the environment, will allow farmers to avoid selling millions of tons of dry cassava to China at unstable prices.

Vingroup’s legal action marks a bold step toward protecting corporate integrity in the digital age.

From drones to AI and blockchain, digital transformation is unlocking productivity and export gains across the sector.

In a nation striving toward the rule of law, fairness, and transparency, Vingroup’s decision to take legal action is not just a private battle - it sends a powerful message for a healthier business environment and a more responsible society.

Efforts to reform policy and boost athlete welfare may signal a turning point for professional sports in Vietnam.

The indictment of former SJC General Director Le Thuy Hang highlights a critical institutional loophole: monopoly often leads to abuse of power and becomes fertile ground for corruption.

After nearly 50 years working outside school gates, an elderly engraver in Ho Chi Minh City was surprised by the touching reason a schoolgirl repeatedly asked him to carve her name - 80 times.

Thanks to a new soil-washing method, pollution at the lead-recycling village of Dong Mai in Chi Dao Commune, Van Lam District, Hung Yen Province is gradually improving - offering hope for the restoration of other “dead lands.”

Vietnam sets its sights on becoming a high-income nation by 2045, but must overcome aging, low productivity, and global headwinds.

At a historic gathering, General Secretary To Lam called on Parliament to “go one step ahead” in shaping the nation’s future.

Religions in Vietnam play a powerful role in shaping culture, social welfare, and national development, with nearly 95% of the population practicing a belief.

Mua I Dia has devoted her life to preserving the Hmong tradition of wax-resist painting, a national heritage reflecting generations of cultural wisdom.

A couple has served Mekong Delta-style bánh xèo (pancake) for over 30 years, drawing loyal customers with handmade batter and a firewood stove.

Research shows E10 gasoline is suitable for most vehicles in use, though it may have some impact on older-generation vehicles with carburetors.

A wide range of multi-agent artificial intelligence (Multi-Agent AI) solutions capable of fast interaction and responses, developed by Vietnamese engineers, was showcased at the National Achievements Exhibition (August 28 - September 15).

All four top scorers admitted to HCM City University of Technology in the 2025 enrollment round are male students. They will pursue highly sought-after majors such as computer science, electrical and electronic engineering, and microchip design.