Development must ultimately bring benefits and happiness to the people. That’s why a delicate balance is needed between state power, freedom, democracy, and social dynamism.

Global rivals invest in AI schooling; Vietnam must find its own path to stay competitive.

Nguyen Tat Minh, once carried by his friend every day, overcame the odds to earn a degree in computer science.

Resolution 68 has reignited a national ambition: to transform Vietnam’s private sector into the driving force of the economy. But whether this vision becomes reality depends entirely on how we act.

Abandoned at birth in Ho Chi Minh City, Laetitia longs to reconnect with her Vietnamese family.

The relationship between Vietnam and France transcends mere trade, investment or education figures; it requires a distinct approach. Both nations serve as vital “gateways” for each other, connecting Asia and Europe.

Dang Huy Hau stuns judges with an elegant C++ solution at just 10th grade.

With the right institutional reforms and belief in its people, Vietnam can achieve sustained growth like its Asian peers.

When customers order a single coffee and stay for hours in a café, enjoying air conditioning and free wifi, should shop owners seal power outlets to discourage lingering or let the customers “sit tight”?

Prof. Nguyen Duc Khuong outlines strategic collaboration across trade, tech, and culture.

Authorities uncover high-tech counterfeits endangering public health nationwide.

VINASA Vice President calls for national effort to unlock Vietnam’s AI potential.

High-profile tombs of emperors and royals across Vietnam are increasingly targeted by looters seeking ancient treasures.

Experts warn of rising cyber threats as a case reveals hackers embedded themselves long-term before launching attacks.

Experts urge constitutional compliance, institutional overhaul to unshackle businesses.

Having been years in a trade "not for the faint-hearted," a Dong Thap woman shares her unforgettable experiences.

Having endured a succession of ‘terrible days’ with zero scores on French tests and facing the risk of being expelled, Dr Hoang Trung Dung was ultimately able to master French after a short time.

A total of 62 PhD holders, most of whom were trained overseas, applied for academic and research positions at Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM).

Authorities expose alarming schemes mixing real and fake medicine, while shell companies abroad help illicit drugs enter Vietnam’s market undetected.

Five years after its completion, the commercial housing project for resettlement in the X2 area in Hanoi has only a few residents.