A draft resolution on policies to support the shift toward clean-energy road transportation in Hanoi includes a key proposal: providing up to 5 million VND (approximately $200) to individuals switching to electric motorbikes.

Despite rising costs, many sellers argue the surge is exaggerated online - and worry others are exploiting the situation.

For nearly 50 years, Chè Mười Sáu has preserved Hanoi’s traditional dessert flavors, attracting generations of loyal fans.

Hanoi Party Secretary Nguyen Duy Ngoc has said that “we must put an end to data siloing and treating shared data as private property. Each unit must have a clear address and take responsibility for sharing information to fulfill common tasks.”

Facing rising costs across the board, many pho vendors in Hanoi are being forced into difficult decisions: raise prices and risk losing customers - or keep prices steady and risk going out of business.

The launch of a joint center marks a major step forward in bilateral collaboration for environmental and food safety innovation.

The Government Office has issued a statement conveying the conclusions of the Standing Government at a recent meeting regarding the implementation of the Red River landscape boulevard project in Hanoi.

With roots in economic planning and provincial leadership, the new Hanoi chairman is expected to bring a transformative vision.

On November 15, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a meeting of the Government’s Standing Committee to review the planning proposal for the Red River landscape boulevard and the Olympic sports urban area in Hanoi.

Students enrolled in private schools and high-quality public schools in Hanoi will receive monthly tuition support ranging from 155,000 VND to 217,000 VND (approximately 6.30 to 8.80 USD), depending on education level and location.

In the late hours of November 12, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck Laos, with tremors clearly felt by many residents in central Hanoi.

Hanoi continues to struggle with familiar yet unresolved urban problems. From traffic congestion to flooding and pollution, the city faces mounting pressure that calls for long-term, sustainable solutions.

As AI-powered traffic cameras continue to roll out across key roads in Vietnam, a worrying trend has emerged: drivers covering or altering their license plates to avoid detection and fines.

A viral video of a Hanoi hotel denying a guest check-in sparked outrage online. Unfortunately, other unrelated hotels with similar names are suffering from false 1-star reviews and reputational damage.

The Hanoi People's Committee has approved initial plans to build an Olympic-standard complex in the capital capable of hosting major international sporting events.

Honoured as the “World's Best Golf City Destination” for 2023 and 2024 at the World Golf Awards, Hanoi is transforming into an international-class golf tourism paradise, set to draw affluent visitors from around the globe.

Starting today (November 10), Hanoi Police have launched a 60-day intensive campaign to review and clean vehicle registration and driver’s license data across the city.

Starting July 1, 2026, Hanoi plans to restrict gasoline-powered motorbikes in the Ring Road 1 area, with a roadmap to expand the ban to Ring Road 2 by 2028 and Ring Road 3 by 2030.

Hanoi's drainage system is still being improved according to the 2013 plan, calculated for 310mm rain over two days, while actual rainfall reached 500mm in less than a day, causing widespread flooding, according to the Ministry of Construction (MOC).

Despite serious deterioration, many old apartment buildings in Hanoi remain standing due to legal gaps that prevent forced demolition without owner consent.