The Ministry of Construction is investigating structural issues at Diamond Riverside following Myanmar’s 7.7-magnitude quake.

Nguyen Tuan Dung, who once donated a kidney to save a life, was sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding a car rental owner - but received leniency due to his past act of altruism.

Program 1719 has significantly reduced poverty in minority communities, with nine provinces essentially achieving its goals.

Fire at a District 8 residence kills a man, woman, and her young son; investigation underway.

The public holiday will run from April 5 to 7, giving government workers and employees a long weekend.

A vessel carrying 22 crew members went down 27 nautical miles off Phu Quy Island.

Father Phero Phan Khac Tu, Editor-in-Chief of Cong Giao va Dan Toc (Catholicism and Nation), and Honorary Chairman of the Vietnam Committee for Catholic Solidarity in Ho Chi Minh City, passed away on the evening of April 1. He was 89 years old.

A combination of national holidays and adjusted work schedules means workers could have over a week off in the coming month.

Despite a sharp drop in traffic infractions and accidents, Vietnam’s traffic police are seeing signs of legal complacency after just three months of Decree 168.

Despite accusations of unauthorized legal practice and personal property seizure, Baker McKenzie was cleared of wrongdoing.

The Government Inspectorate urges strict disciplinary action and legal review of misconduct related to the Bach Mai and Viet Duc Hospital projects, without delaying 2025 launch plans.

From billions of dong to vital documents, travelers have accidentally abandoned major assets at Hanoi’s busiest airport - some recovered just in time.

The city will expand National Highways 1, 13, 22, and a major North–South road, aiming to boost connectivity and ease congestion.

A Hanoi woman was tricked into transferring more than 1.3 billion VND after receiving fake messages and a video call from what appeared to be her daughter.

Authorities are probing the destruction of a centuries-old spiritual relic believed to guard waterways, located just steps from Hoi An’s iconic bridge.

Victims were tricked into sending large sums under the guise of currency exchanges.

Under a false aquaculture front, traffickers built a hidden lab near a cemetery and produced 1.4 tons of ketamine.

The suspect, who knew one of the victims, has admitted to the murders and was caught with over USD 1,600 in cash.

A 17-year-old from Hung Yen died after a series of explosions and fire engulfed the second floor of a Hanoi home where he was allegedly making illegal fireworks.

A young man from Nghe An quietly left for overseas education after receiving his conscription order. He now faces a fine and is still required to enlist.