Daring to leave a stable job to pursue an uncertain path, a female accountant overcame challenges, proving that with passion comes success.

Vietnam’s investment environment must improve by eliminating outdated administrative barriers.

Young Vietnamese turn local food into viral e-commerce hits through livestreaming and creativity.

Before the recent case of two Chinese nationals excavating the tomb of King Le Tuc Tong, Vietnam had already witnessed numerous grave robberies and relic thefts that damaged heritage sites and violated the nation's cultural assets.

Resolution 68 aims to unshackle Vietnam’s private sector, recognizing it as a vital economic engine.

Farm tourism, a unique blend of rural retreats and hands-on countryside experiences, is gaining traction across Vietnam and beyond.

Electricity pricing in Vietnam needs a clear, transparent roadmap that reflects true production costs and gradually aligns with market principles without creating economic shocks, according to experts.

Gender imbalance at birth worsens in Vietnam, posing long-term risks for society.

In Vietnam, single-use plastic products are commonly used because of their convenience and low cost.

Rising pollution levels in Vietnam’s top cities are triggering more respiratory and heart diseases, experts warn.

A Hmong leader’s vision turned Sin Suoi Ho into one of Vietnam’s most successful rural tourism models.

Experts argue urgent government investment is needed to meet the country’s 8% GDP target.

Plans to merge communes in Dien Chau, Yen Thanh, and Quynh Luu highlight risks of ignoring history and community cohesion.

With a population of 100 million and a wealth of talent, Vietnam must leverage its human capital to enter leapfrogging sectors and accelerate its ascent on the global economic map.

With growing tech talent and state-backed strategy, Vietnam eyes global chip leadership.

Research and development (R&D) is no longer an option for Vietnam - it has become a prerequisite to escape the middle-income trap and rise into the ranks of high-tech nations.

At 48, Trinh Nguyen chose early retirement to fulfill her dream of traveling. She now enjoys her life by staying in each place for just several months and traveling throughout the country and abroad.

The creator of many inventions and innovations related to AI use says that outstanding scientists with valuable technologies can achieve a certain kind of “wealth” — a “fortune” represented by research works in professional academic journals.

Phung Thi Thuy says her chance to study feels like “a miracle.” Holding the hard-earned money from the sweat and effort of her fellow villagers, Thuy says she is determined to study hard to return and repay their kindness.

After winning the jackpot with 10 lottery tickets, Nhung’s life sank into tragedy. Now in her final years, her only wish is to have good health to raise her grandchild through school and to have enough money to repair her husband’s grave.