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Vietnamese cinema surges in 2025 with record market share

2025 marks a milestone year for Vietnamese cinema, with record growth in domestic market share and increasing visibility on the global stage.

Early hospital-fee exemption proposal for severely ill patients sparks debate

Dr Nguyen Khanh Phuong, Director of the Institute of Health Strategy and Policy, has pointed out that, though the proposal to exempt hospital fees early for severely ill patients is a humane one, no other country has ever implemented it.

Local governments face challenges assigning teacher-recruitment authority

Now that the district education sub-department no longer exists under the 2-tier local government model, the question “which unit will recruit teachers?” has become a matter of concern.

Five years apart, love unites 'tiny couple' in emotional first meeting

Distance, time, and hardship couldn’t break the bond between this special pair who finally chose each other in real life.

Meet the Vietnamese student shaping education for the next generation

A young Hmong student’s inspiring path from rural Nghe An to the ASEAN climate summit.

Prof. Mary Claire King: AI still not ready for clinical medicine

The VinFuture laureate and BRCA1 pioneer urges caution in using AI for patient care despite its research potential.

A Hanoi man’s 30-year journey of survival and serenity in Germany

In the biting chill of March, a man left Hanoi behind and stepped into a foreign land - only to find himself slowly blossoming, much like the narcissus blooming through snow.

Vietnamese identity: the core of new business ethics

Amid the country’s international economic integration, Vietnamese businesses are now compelled to update new standards, with corporate culture placed at the forefront.

Handoff land procedures to communes: good for people, bad for quality?

The proposal to delegate land-related administrative procedures to commune/ward authorities has drawn significant attention from VietNamNet readers.

HCM City needs strong reform

The following is the second part of an interview given by Nguyen Dinh Cung to VietNamNet about new opportunities for HCMC, considered the ‘locomotive’ of the national economy.

Quang Trung campaign: rebuilding homes as well as hope after devastating storms

There are moments when the strength of a nation is revealed not through GDP figures, but in the image of a government standing beside its people amid mud and devastation, when roofs are swept away by floods and lives are erased overnight.

Private university student earns doctoral scholarship at leading US university

Phan Vinh Tien, a student majoring in information technology at the University of Management and Technology HCMC (UMT), has just earned a doctoral scholarship from the University of Houston in the US.

Many singers have had to cancel shows due to poor ticket sales

From Ha Tran and Duc Phuc to Lan Nha, many singers have had to announce show cancellations. A communications expert has advised artists to learn how My Tam and Ha Anh Tuan organize their concerts.

North-South high-speed rail: condition for national competitiveness

When the National Assembly approved the investment policy for the North-South high-speed railway at the end of November 2024, it marked a shift in development thinking.

Turning point for national biology Olympics student to computer science major

Born in 2006, now a second-year student majoring in Data Science - Computer Science at Swinburne University, Doan Gia Han steps into her 19th year with a spiral of efforts, changes, and growth.

Vietnam makes world-class leap in orthopedic oncology with 3D printing

Amputation was once the only path to survival for bone cancer patients. But Professor Tran Trung Dung is rewriting this reality with 3D printing technology - allowing damaged bones to be reconstructed and lives to be restored.

To maintain its leading role, HCM City must step out of old constraints: experts

After more than two years of implementation, Resolution 98 still has not created a significant change. Nguyen Dinh Cung, a respected economist, said the resolution had initially been designed within the framework of outdated thinking and law.

TikTok, cybersecurity experts warn of scam tactics in year-end season

Online fraud usually spikes during the year-end shopping season, with sophisticated tactics such as deepfakes and brand impersonation.

Entrusting teacher recruitment to communes/wards carries significant risks

Some people think that allowing communes/wards to recruit teachers will increase autonomy, but experts warn that this approach carries risks as local administrations may lack necessary information and expertise to accurately assess recruitment needs.

Cyber security law 2025 positions data security as a 'national resource'

The draft Cyber Security Law 2025 integrates "data security" into the legal framework, viewing data as a national resource that needs to be protected at the highest level, creating an important legal foundation for VN to ensure cyberspace safety.