Vietnam’s economy has demonstrated strong resilience in recent years, but the next phase of development will demand more than recovery. It will require a fundamental shift in how growth is generated.

A striking height difference turned a wedding in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta into a moment guests will not soon forget, as a bride stepped onto a 50cm chair to kiss her 1.9-meter groom.

A shift toward greener transport is underway in Hanoi, but not without challenges for everyday commuters.

On the occasion of the 53rd anniversary of Vietnam-France diplomatic relations and Vietnam’s recent consolidation of its new-term leadership, French Ambassador to Vietnam Olivier Brochet shared his views on the future of bilateral ties.

Their relationship, built through messages and weekly calls, became real when he traveled across the world to see her.

Having witnessed storms and floods devastating his hometown of Khanh Hoa, Thang determined to find solutions using knowledge and technology.

A wedding of two young women was organized in HCMC with blessings from both families, attracting millions of views on social media.

From lecture halls in Ho Chi Minh City to leading universities worldwide, generations of mathematicians have emerged from a storied faculty.

On April 8, Le Manh Hung was approved by the National Assembly as Minister of Industry and Trade for the 2026-2031 term, stepping into a role defined by mounting pressure on both energy supply and the structure of Vietnam’s external trade.

An overwhelming turnout of guests pleasantly surprised the married couple, leaving them with unforgettable memories.

To reach a two-digit GDP growth target, Vietnam must empower its private sector through institutional reform and secure energy buffers.

After a brief moment of dizziness after work, Le Thi Linh fell into a deep coma and had to endure a grueling fight for survival.

A young woman in Lam Dong transforms dry leaves into delicate embroidery pieces, turning a chance discovery into a source of income.

Vietnam is accelerating the digitisation of intangible cultural heritage, aiming to preserve and unlock its value in the digital age.

After holding stable jobs in state agencies and foreign enterprises, Tran Thanh Ngoc decided to pivot to agriculture, creating a breeding chicken model that has reached revenue of nearly VND9 billion a year.

Vietnam needs a transparent, rules-based system for public holidays instead of last-minute administrative decisions.

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung’s early messages signal not just growth ambitions, but a deeper commitment to reshaping how Vietnam’s economy functions.

As Vietnam targets double-digit growth, the new finance minister must navigate fiscal reforms, remove bottlenecks, and ensure sustainable economic momentum in an uncertain global landscape.

After pouring VND3 billion (US$123,000) into a failed agricultural venture, Cao Van Hung, born in 1993 in Quang Ninh, chose not to walk away. Instead, he began again - this time with a humble plant growing quietly in his greenhouse.