From May 17 to 20, the sacred relic is enshrined at Tam Chuc, drawing pilgrims nationwide.

The High-level People's Court in HCM City on May 12 delivered the appellate verdict in the high-profile corruption case involving the Xuyen Viet Oil Transport, Trading and Tourism Co., Ltd (Xuyen Viet Oil).

A proposal by the health ministry could modernize imaging services and reduce costs nationwide.

Vietnam’s ambitious artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, as outlined in Resolution 57 of the Politburo, has been hailed by international and domestic experts as a historic and visionary move toward inclusive, human-centric innovation.

The Buddha relics are enshrined in Vietnam for the first time as part of Vesak 2025 celebrations.

A bun bo Hue eatery in Hanoi’s Hai Ba Trung District is under fire on social media for a provocative advertising sign that many deem disrespectful and offensive.

Dr. Ho Nhan, the biotech pioneer behind Vietnam’s first COVID-19 vaccine candidate, passed away from heart disease.

Two whales found dead along Quang Ngai’s coast were buried with full ceremonial respect by local fishermen.

With increased investment in both human resources and infrastructure, particularly laboratories, research activities at universities have seen significant progress in recent years.

A new population policy offers VND 3 million support to women giving birth to two children before age 35.

Pham Thai Ha is accused of abusing power for profit, causing state losses of over VND 96 billion.

Thousands lose life savings to online investment traps driven by fake apps, greed, and fear.

Vietnam’s largest PPP transport project to date begins construction, boosting regional development.

Residents have been enthusiastic about electric buses, given improvements in service quality and a convenient payment system.

Tobacco smoke contains 7,000 chemicals, 69 of which are known carcinogens and contribute to 25 different diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular, respiratory and reproductive health conditions.

If proposed stricter emissions standards are implemented in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, will vehicles manufactured before 2017 still be permitted on the roads of Vietnam’s two largest urban centers?

Vietnamese flock to blood tests hoping to detect cancer early, but doctors say results can mislead.

Nam Dinh residents earn quick cash as jellyfish swarm shoreline after rare monsoon.

A truck veered off a highway in Phu Yen, slamming into a home and killing a 5-month-old girl, while another child was injured.

Hai Phong launches its new Political - Administrative Center and multiple major infrastructure projects to mark 70 years of liberation.