The recognition of gaming as one of Vietnam’s 12 official cultural industries signals a major shift in perception. The state is not only managing but actively supporting creative endeavors.

Nguyen Thi Thuy, 38, from Thanh Tri, and her family have just returned home after a 53-day journey across Vietnam.

Students reported being denied admission despite meeting cutoff scores, as universities struggled with system errors and unclear policies.

The relentless pace of city life made Van feel like a "bird trapped in a cage," with her physical and mental health declining. After over a year of preparation, she chose to live nomadically along the central region.

On behalf of the Politburo, General Secretary To Lam recently signed Resolution 71, marking a strategic breakthrough in Vietnam’s education and training development.

While winning hundreds of chess medals, Mai Khanh chose to pivot and focus entirely on academics, securing a full PhD scholarship in Australia before finishing university.

To prevent fatal accidents on two-lane expressways, immediate measures such as installing rigid medians, emergency lanes, rest stops, and lighting systems are essential for traffic safety.

Major business groups in Vietnam are forming powerful, multi-sector ecosystems that significantly influence the VN-Index and investor sentiment.

Decree 232 ushers in a major policy shift, replacing gold monopoly with regulated - competition.

Resolution 71 signals a historic shift, positioning education as the core of Vietnam’s development strategy.

Experiences from countries with developed high-speed rail systems, such as Japan, South Korea, China, Germany, and France, offer valuable suggestions for Vietnam.

The bonus point scheme and English certificate conversions have turned IELTS into a “golden ticket” when a student with a 27 on the high school graduation exam gets admitted to university while another with 29 points is rejected.

Experts have observed that cutoff scores this year are inconsistent among university admissions due to varying calculation and conversion methods, making it impossible to claim that 30 points at one school is “better” than 26 points at another.

HERA, a foldable UAV that fits in a backpack, is now provided to customers in the US and the Netherlands. This is the story of a purely Vietnamese startup showcasing Vietnam’s potential to master UAV technology.

From its 1945 revolution to today, Vietnam’s legacy is one of resilience, transformation, and an unyielding desire to shape a peaceful, independent future.

Choosing to retake the university entrance exam after failing to get into her desired major, Hoai said she faced negative remarks.” Yet, this “step back” propelled her to become the valedictorian at a top university.

Cycling over 1,800km from Can Tho, a couple defies stormy weather to pay tribute at the heart of Vietnam's capital.

Trapped in a Cambodian scam den, Ro Mah Giu from Gia Lai endured constant abuse and was sold between companies. But after months in what was a living hell, Giu was rescued by authorities.

For nearly 30 years, Le Giang has performed the dan bau (monochord) in over 80 countries and territories, a remarkable achievement for any artist.

As the new school year approaches, school uniforms continue to be a hot topic, with parents concerned not only about the financial burden but also about the practicality of frequent, large-scale purchases and constant design changes.