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When Hoa Minzy's "Bac Bling" music video hit 100 million views worldwide in 27 days, it signaled more than a viral performance.
At the Vietnam R&D Forum 2025, experts emphasize that people - not policies or budgets - are the decisive force behind innovation success.
With new restrictions looming, major players like VinFast, Honda, and Yamaha are racing to capture Vietnam's growing electric two-wheeler market.
The extraordinary life and spiritual path of monk Kiem - a renowned ascetic in Ha Tinh - has drawn reverence and awe.
Vietnam is actively yet cautiously preparing for the construction of its first nuclear power plant in Ninh Thuan (now the south-central coastal province of Khanh Hoa).
A small restaurant in Hanoi is honored by Michelin for its traditional fish soup.
Criminal empires masked as goodwill ventures fall as Vietnamese authorities dismantle their grip on real estate and markets.
USDA-certified and e-commerce savvy, their puffed corn is selling out online.
Experts warn a lack of a unified legal framework could reduce Vietnam’s carbon market to a formality with limited global competitiveness.
Chu Tien Thanh from Cao Bang may not speak English fluently, but his warmth, food, and passion for his hometown win over travelers from around the world.
A string of high-profile arrests is prompting serious reflection on how Vietnam manages its public figures and promotes respect for the law.
An airport security check led to the shocking uncovering of a baby trafficking ring, where 12 newborns were illegally sold under the guise of adoption.
With fertility below replacement level for three years, Vietnam adopts flexible population policies to stabilize its future.
Vietnam’s stock market is seeing daily liquidity near $2 billion, driven by surging margin lending from securities firms backed by bank loans.
Hanoi’s streets are haunted by deadly teen racing gangs whose crimes have left families mourning and communities afraid.
The finance ministry withdraws controversial proposal, keeping the current 2% tax rate.
Passion-fueled scientists confront tough conditions to preserve biodiversity and advance ocean science.
Women lured by Nigerian partners helped launder billions through shell companies.
Once a bright student, Nguyen Manh Hien - known as “Silver-haired Hien” - later became one of the most feared gang leaders in Thanh Hoa province. His transformation from a promising youth to a notorious outlaw reveals a dark turn in a turbulent life.
With rising FDI and bold reforms, Vietnam is shifting from low-cost appeal to transparency and trust as its core investment asset.