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A-list arrests in Vietnam expose hidden vaults of gold, cash, and real estate

Recent high-profile prosecutions have unveiled staggering amounts of assets hidden in safes and secret accounts, from gold bars to luxury cars.

Vietnam consults religious leaders on law reform to match real-world needs

On December 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, the Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs held a consultation conference with religious dignitaries, clergy, and representatives of religious organizations and belief establishments.

Young ethnic role models inspire pride across remote mountain villages

Outstanding young people from ethnic minority communities are becoming symbols of hope and pride in Vietnam’s highland regions.

Ninh Binh’s “mountain of rice” reflects flood relief spirit for central Vietnam

Like a modern-day legend, endless streams of rice and aid flow from northern Vietnam to the disaster-stricken central region.

Four tech revolutions unveiled at VinFuture 2025

At VinFuture 2025 Science Week, four technological innovations converged to affirm one bold idea: breakthroughs matter most when they empower, heal, and elevate human life.

Vietnamese man spends decades collecting old money

For the past 30 years, Vu Hoai Nam (born 1976), a resident of Hong Quang Ward in Ninh Binh Province, has quietly built a rare collection of over 500 Vietnamese banknotes and more than 200 coins spanning various historical periods.

The high-speed railway without TOD: What Vingroup gains and loses

No urban real estate, no expected profit - but Vingroup still wants to build Vietnam’s $67 billion high-speed railway.

Couple in their late 70s turn century-old stilt house into family-style homestay

All travelers visiting the homestay are greeted warmly by the couple, who welcome them as if they were their own children returning home. Since starting the tourism business, the couple say they have felt happier and healthier.

Highland teacher keeps the Thai language alive for future generations

For years, in the remote Thường Xuân district of Thanh Hoa province, teacher Ngan Thi Tien has quietly kept the fire of Thai culture burning.

A quiet love story at a street corner in Can Tho

Each morning at 7 a.m., a daughter drives Duong Van Phuc (79) and Ho Thi Nguyen (86) to the familiar sidewalk corner of Le Loi Street, Can Tho City. There, a small bread cart is chained to an electric pole - their humble place of business.

Top national student becomes valedictorian after 10-year detour

Three university entrance exam attempts and 10 years of “wandering around” did not make Ba Trang regret his choices. In fact, each setback made him stronger and more mature.

Deputy minister: Authenticity drives impact for KOLs and KOCs

In a digital age of viral trends, Vietnam’s top officials urge creators to focus on values, not tactics.

Vietnam’s gold rush: Panic buying exposes market gaps and legal blind spots

Gold prices in Vietnam have surged 84% since the beginning of 2025, outpacing the 62% global rise and triggering a wave of panic buying across the country.

Flood control or energy greed? The global lessons Vietnam must learn

Hydropower plants in Vietnam risk lives by delaying floodwater release. Lessons from Brazil, Japan, and China offer urgent solutions.

Heroes of the flood: Khanh Hoa civilians risk lives to save their neighbors

Ordinary people in Khanh Hoa turned into rescuers, rowing through dangerous floodwaters to save dozens trapped by historic rains.

Lost 2 arms and 1 leg in an accident, man rebuilds his life with his wife's love

Finding true love after just 29 days of meeting, the unfortunate man's life turned a new page after the horrific accident.

How Mailisa used fake labels, foreign fronts to build a cosmetics empire

During the investigation into the Mailisa beauty clinic ecosystem, authorities have seized 300 taels of gold, 100 land use certificates, 3 billion VND (approx. $120,000), and $400,000 in cash.

When Gen Z women fuel passion with resilience, limits fall away

From grinding steel to debugging code, two young Vietnamese women prove that determination and the right energy can drive big breakthroughs.

Empowered by honor, ethnic youth build brighter futures for their villages

For many young ethnic talents, national recognition has become a springboard to lasting impact.

Auto-emission rules go beyond vehicle model-year standards

The biggest bottleneck in controlling car emissions in Vietnam does not lie in the vehicle standards but in the type of fuel. A car that meets the Euro 5 standard, but uses gasoline that meets only Euro 3 will not have clean exhaust emissions.