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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Legal experts criticize the draft law on thrift for infringing on property rights and creating bureaucratic overlap.

Over-tourism in Hoi An prompts authorities to develop neighboring eco-destinations.

Tran Huu Hue’s passion for philately has turned into a patriotic mission, preserving Vietnam’s sovereignty and Ho Chi Minh’s legacy through rare stamps.

In his impoverished childhood, wandering the streets of Hanoi as a shoeshine boy, Vo Duy Nam never imagined he would one day become a head chef managing dozens of staff and owning his own restaurant.

The private economic sector’s development is the key to whether Vietnam can catch up with the world, not foreign investment, according to Associate Prof Dr Tran Dinh Thien.