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Apple’s cheapest MacBook comes with notable compromises

While the MacBook Neo resembles premium MacBook models in design, its lower price means users must accept several hardware limitations.

HCMC aims to be “engine for green capital”, center for carbon-credit exchange

Amid the Net Zero 2050 commitment announced at COP26 and climate finance needs of billions of US dollars, HCMC holds the role of being both an economic locomotive and an important financial center for the country and the region’s green transition.

Finance ministry proposes zero import tax on fuel to stabilize supply

The Ministry of Finance has proposed cutting preferential import tariffs on several fuel products to 0 percent in an effort to diversify supply and stabilize the domestic petroleum market.

Cham woman who built Saigon’s “Malaysia street” from a simple meal

From a headscarf and homemade meals for guests, a Cham woman helped create Saigon’s “Malaysia street” - a vibrant halal hub serving the Muslim community and international visitors.

Six renowned Vietnamese mathematicians join doctoral training in Vietnam

Six Vietnamese professors working abroad have agreed to co-supervise PhD students in mathematics, aiming to nurture a new generation of researchers capable of competing internationally.

Floating jellyfish become valuable catch for coastal fishermen

These days, along the waters off Sam Son in Thanh Hoa province, many fishermen head out to sea before dawn to harvest jellyfish - a seasonal catch that is bringing daily earnings of millions of dong for many households.

Former Vinaconex chairman Nguyen Huu Toi arrested

The Ministry of Public Security has detained former Vinaconex chairman Nguyen Huu Toi and another senior executive for investigation over serious violations of bidding regulations.

Vietnam sees growing number of women in senior leadership roles

Vietnam’s current leadership includes 21 female members of the 14th Party Central Committee and three women serving in the Politburo and Secretariat, reflecting steady progress in women’s political representation.

Truong Sa islands hold early vote for Vietnam’s 16th National Assembly

Voters across 20 polling areas in Truong Sa island district cast ballots early for the 16th National Assembly and local People’s Councils for the 2026–2031 term, affirming civic duty far from the mainland.

A special gathering of Vietnamese and African women in South Sudan

Beneath the shade of old mango trees in Bentiu, Vietnamese female soldiers and local women came together for a heartfelt exchange marking International Women’s Day and celebrating the spirit of women across cultures.

VN takes urgent measures to ensure energy security amid Middle East conflict

The Vietnamese Government has issued Resolution No. 36/NQ-CP outlining urgent measures to safeguard national energy security and prevent fuel disruption amid escalating Middle East tensions.

Forest carbon market constitutes new financial channel for sustainable forestry

A forest carbon market is opening new opportunities for Vietnam’s forestry sector to mobilise funding for forest protection and development while supporting sustainable livelihoods for local communities, especially in ethnic minority areas.

Driftwood “museum” in middle of Tien River

What were once tree trunks lying silently beneath the muddy waters have, through his hands, become singular sculptural works, forming an unusual visitor attraction amid the waterways of southern Vietnam.

PM inspects construction progress of Gia Binh International Airport

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on March 7 inspected the progress of the Gia Binh International Airport project in the northern province of Bac Ninh and a road connecting the airport with Hanoi capital city.

Traffic police to test double-decker sleeper buses on mountain highways

Traffic police will conduct field trips using double-decker sleeper buses on several mountainous highways in northern Vietnam to assess road safety conditions and infrastructure suitability for the large passenger vehicles.

First int’l auction to support Vietnamese children with facial differences

An antique vase decorated with a five-clawed dragon and lotus vine motifs will appear at an auction on March 12 hosted by Sloane Street Auctions, an art auction house located on Sloane Street in London.

Vietnam, Japan expand cooperation in various fields

Vietnam consistently regards Japan as one of its most important partners and a sincere and reliable friend that accompanies it in achieving its development objectives.

Fuel prices rise sharply from 3 pm on March 7

From 3:00 p.m. on March 7, retail prices of petrol and oil products simultaneously increased sharply following a decision by the joint Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.

Promoting high-quality rice exports amid mounting challenges

Amid abundant global supply, high inventories in importing markets and pressure from the upcoming Winter-Spring harvest, Vietnam’s rice sector is accelerating its shift toward higher-quality exports to sustain growth and increase value.

HCM City aims for additional 30,000 social housing units for workers by 2030

Ho Chi Minh City and its partner, LNT 7979 Service Development JSC, aim to complete at least 30,000 social housing units by 2030, helping meet the rising demand for housing among the city’s workforce.