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Nghe An man loses both arms, goes viral with videos attracting millions of views

Despite facing numerous challenges in cooking, filming, and editing videos, a young man from Nghe An persists in his efforts to spread inspiration and optimism.

Vietnam’s 80-year journey: A government for the people and the nation

VietNamNet proudly presents the article by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh titled “The government under the Party's leadership: 80 years of service to the nation and people.”

Vietnam boosts cultural diplomacy to enhance global presence

Strategic diplomacy turns Vietnamese culture into a powerful international brand.

The legacy of diplomacy: 80 years of service to Vietnam’s rise

From wartime negotiations to global leadership, Vietnam’s diplomacy has shaped national victories and international partnerships.

Ethnic Ma women’s online sales of brocade help families escape poverty

Brocade products rich in Ma cultural identity from Dong Gia Nghia Ward (Lam Dong) are being offered on online platforms, providing a stable income and helping ethnic minorities escape poverty.

Informal, essential, and overlooked: The real recyclers of Vietnam

What began as a livelihood of last resort for villagers leaving the countryside has become a multi-generational enterprise feeding Vietnam’s recycling economy.

Can Vietnam make green consumption mainstream?

Beyond trendy labels, green consumption must be affordable, authentic, and accessible to all.

Vietnam builds momentum with sweeping business reforms

Improving the business environment has always been identified by the Party and the State of Vietnam as a strategic priority to promote sustainable economic development.

Elderly couple cook meals on wood stove, impressing millions on TikTok

Nearing 90, Nguyen Van Bay and Nguyen Thi Minh cook simple countryside meals on a wood stove, sharing their recipes on TikTok, and spreading their love story of over half a century.

Heroes remembered in every home: The village with 503 martyrs

In Cam Sa, July 27 is a day of shared grief and pride, where the entire village honors those who gave their lives for peace.

The rise of Giovanni: From stitched dreams to global ambition

A Vietnamese brand defies the odds, crafting luxury fashion that rivals the world’s best.

The ‘golden era’ of transcript-based admissions is over at universities

Years ago, transcript-based admissions were a commonly used method, but recently many universities have lost interest in the approach.

Diamond deals and supercars: The downfall of Vietnam's young elite

In recent times, a wave of once-celebrated young individuals known for flaunting their lavish lifestyles on social media has been brought to justice. Behind their extraordinary wealth were schemes of fraud and money laundering worth billions of VND.

President Ho Chi Minh’s foster daughter honors Vietnam with priceless gift

Elisabeth Aubrac donates a historic record and recalls her family’s deep connection with Vietnam’s revolution.

The power of peace: Two MVs, one message, and countless tears

Their contrasting music videos explore the human cost of peace, resonating deeply with audiences during the A80 celebrations.

Vietnam’s lifelong learner becomes a physician at 75

After three health science degrees and years in practice, Pham Ngoc Hong proves that age is no barrier to mastering traditional medicine.

General Secretary: Vietnam must master nuclear technology with safety first

Party chief urges absolute safety, innovation, and international cooperation in atomic development.

Vietnam and China deepen strategic partnership through three key pillars

President Luong Cuong’s trip to China reinforces ties in diplomacy, economy, and people-to-people exchange.

Prosperity by 2045: Vietnam’s path through law and markets

General Secretary To Lam’s 2045 pledge sets a reform mandate: law-based markets, higher productivity, and unleashed innovation.

Gold monopoly ends: Will prices fall to VND100 million/tael?

Lifting gold bar monopoly, allowing import-export of raw gold to produce bars will increase supply, end the mindset of ‘buying gold at any cost’, narrow domestic-international price gaps, and cool down the market.