A new regulation that requires cars in Hanoi and HCM City to meet the Euro 4 emission standard or higher will largely affect older car models, forcing owners to upgrade or replace them.

Madam Nguyen Thi Binh, Vietnam’s former Vice President, is awarded the Romesh Chandra Peace Prize for her legacy of peace and diplomacy.

As of October 1, 2025, Vietnamese citizens can complete 25 essential administrative procedures entirely online, eliminating the need for printed documents, long waits, and repeated in-person visits.

Rising dollar and fading rate cut hopes send global gold markets into a testing period ahead of the Fed’s key policy meeting.

Fear of blame and a lingering foreign-favoring mindset lead many organizations to overlook local cybersecurity solutions.

Vietnam’s parliament debates new strategies for inclusive, quality-driven education, calling for fewer inflated accolades and more real-world skills.

Experts urge sandbox policy and advanced regulation for Vietnam to lead in tech sectors.

In early November, Loic Pesquer (24) and Antoine Habert (26) traveled to Co To Island in Quang Ninh Province, often referred to as a “paradise island” in northern Vietnam.

Hong Lai, 34, describes his job as a special one in which he ‘listens’ with his fingertips. It’s also can be a dangerous career as he sometimes has to deal with difficult clients.

Despite billions invested, HCM City continues to face record-breaking floods, with experts pointing to subsidence and outdated infrastructure.

In recent months, police have prosecuted and detained several well-known figures involved in criminal activities, seizing and freezing their vast assets.

Although vaccines are considered the “golden shield” for the elderly, adult vaccination rates in Vietnam remain low due to several barriers.

A groom nearly 1.9 meters tall carrying a wooden stool behind his petite bride as they made their way around each banquet table - thanking guests at their wedding - has captured the hearts of millions online.

Not only was she the top enrollee upon admission, but Bui Hanh Nhung also became the valedictorian of the Materials Technology program at Phenikaa University, graduating with Excellent honors.

For Vietnamese literature to move forward, it must return to its cultural core - not out of nostalgia, but as a means to reimagine identity in the spirit of today.

Political stability and labor costs help Vietnam shine, yet infrastructure and market uncertainty hold investors back.

With roots in economic planning and provincial leadership, the new Hanoi chairman is expected to bring a transformative vision.

At nearly 80, this retired couple in Lang Son welcomes guests like family to their heritage home, now a vibrant homestay.

From tracking down a notorious super-thief in just 14 days to crossing borders to dismantle a fraud ring in Cambodia, Lai Chau’s criminal police force has built a legacy of heroism from one of the country’s most challenging security zones.

Tien Hui, a traveler from Taiwan (China), shared several videos of her culinary adventures in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.