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Parents burdened as tutoring fees surge following new education regulations

Circular 29 aimed to curb rampant tutoring, but many parents now face higher costs as classes shift to private centers with rising fees.

Where oil meets ocean: The transformation of Ba Ria - Vung Tau

As Vietnam’s leading oil and gas province, Ba Ria - Vung Tau blends natural beauty with economic power, emerging as a tourism and energy hub.

Aircraft preparing to land in Hanoi narrowly avoids airborne kite

A kite flying at 1,500 meters near Noi Bai Airport prompted swift response from air traffic controllers, raising concerns over recurring safety risks.

$720 million expressway project set to reshape transportation in Lam Dong

Lam Dong Province has approved the first phase of a major infrastructure initiative, greenlighting a public-private investment for the 73km Bao Loc – Lien Khuong expressway.

Where will Truong My Lan get $1.2B to repay victims?

Lawyer reveals three major financial sources - including frozen accounts and seized assets - available for restitution in SCB bond scandal.

Inside Vietnam’s biggest drug busts: The hidden trails of ketamine and heroin

A closer look at the elaborate disguises used to smuggle multi-ton narcotics and the meticulous investigations that exposed them.

Vesak 2025: Vietnam finalizes plan for global Buddhist summit in HCM City

A detailed proposal will be submitted to the Government in April, with preparations underway for major cultural events and international participation.

Chasing views, risking lives: Drivers punished for viral stunts

From letting children take the wheel to performing reckless motorcycle stunts, several cases show the real cost of posting traffic violations online.

Hanoi’s grand Foreign Ministry building stands eerily empty

Despite costing billions, the building remains incomplete after more than a decade, with most of its area idle and shrouded in weeds.

Hanoi to deploy 3,700 AI surveillance cameras to boost public security

The city’s new AI-powered camera system will enhance traffic control, facial recognition, and real-time threat detection.

Over 580 faulty traffic signal clusters found in 50 provinces

A recent review by the Ministry of Construction revealed 586 malfunctioning or problematic traffic signal clusters across Vietnam’s road network in 50 provinces and cities.

10-day forecast: More cold days in the north, sunny spells in the south

From March 30 to April 8, Vietnam’s weather remains divided with lingering cold and rain in the north.

Despite rain and cold, 50,000 visit Hung Kings Temple ahead of main holiday

Pilgrims from across Vietnam flocked to the historic site in Phu Tho for early offerings as security forces managed massive crowds.

Cavalry joins Vietnam’s national parade rehearsal for the first time

Well-trained horses and uniformed officers from the Mobile Police Force made an impressive debut in preparations for the April 30 celebration.

Bus plunges off Bao Loc Pass, killing one and injuring 30+

While traveling on National Highway 20, a 52-seat passenger bus carrying dozens of people collided with another vehicle and plunged off Bao Loc Pass in Lam Dong Province, killing one person and injuring more than 30 others.

Former judicial record center director accused of accepting $1.7mil in bribes

Former leaders of the National Judicial Record Center exploited their assigned authority to solicit bribes in exchange for issuing judicial record certificates in violation of regulations.

Iconic Saigon River pedestrian bridge construction kicks off

Ho Chi Minh City has begun construction on an iconic pedestrian bridge designed to resemble a nipa palm leaf, connecting District 1 and Thu Duc City.

Massive sinkhole shuts down National Highway 3B in Bac Kan

Authorities cordon off the area after a massive sinkhole suddenly appears in the median strip of National Highway 3B.

Two arrested for anti-government plots and abusing democratic freedoms

Authorities detain Le Thi Mai and Nguyen Xuan Binh on charges related to subversion and misleading accusations.

Dangerous door opening incident sparks safety concerns in Vietnam

Under new traffic safety laws, reckless door opening can result in hefty fines and even criminal charges if it causes severe consequences.