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With three university degrees, Vietnamese man returns home to grow mushrooms

Nguyen Tien Dat turned away from urban life to farm black termites mushrooms using smart technology - now earning thousands each month.

Vietnam issues new forex regulations for international financial centers

A new government decree outlines foreign exchange control, anti-money laundering, and cross-border investment rules for financial centers.

Thanh Hoa woman fakes death for five years to claim insurance payout

After five years of being legally dead, a woman reappears to reverse her death certificate - and faces fraud charges.

Nguyen Trong Tai unveils poetic nudes at his solo exhibition

A new collection of nude paintings by artist Nguyen Trong Tai embraces a discreet and poetic approach, blending natural elements and cultural roots into the female form, honoring the body with reverence.

Vietnam launches international financial center to rise on global stage

On Sunday morning, PM Pham Minh Chinh chaired the official launch of Vietnam’s International Financial Center, an event he described as a historic milestone in the country’s path of integration and development after four decades of reform.

Foreign woman performs dangerous motorcycle stunt in Khanh Hoa

A foreign woman has come under fire in Vietnam for performing dangerous motorcycle stunts that not only posed a risk to herself but also endangered other road users in the south-central province of Khanh Hoa.

Vietnam proposes national standards for safe online content for children

Sconnect Vietnam urges digital content businesses to adopt 12 online safety standards for children, viewing it not merely as a process, but a moral commitment.

Gold prices to remain attractive, but investors told not to expect major surge

Global gold prices have surged strongly and are on track to end 2025 with a 65 percent increase, marking the best year in nearly 50 years. However, experts warn against expecting a similar sharp rise in 2026.

Inventory panic: business households scramble to comply as presumptive tax ends

Stocktaking is one of the issues that concerns many business households as they transition from presumptive tax to declaration-based tax starting in 2026 and begin using e-invoices for sales activities.

Basement EV parking: closing legal gaps with technical standards

The “No EVs” signboard at the HH Linh Dam apartment basement reflects the conflict between the goal of green transition and residents’ safety concerns, amid the context in which laws have not kept pace with reality.

iPhone Fold may face major supply delays after launch

Apple fans may have to wait longer than expected to get their hands on the highly anticipated foldable iPhone - officially dubbed the iPhone Fold.

Vietnam’s economy thrives in 2025 with gold, stocks, real estate all surging

From record-high gold prices to a booming stock market and industrial real estate, Vietnam’s 2025 economy proves resilient and ambitious.

Vietnam gets competitive edge as AFC introduces new Nations League

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will launch a Nations League in 2026, offering Vietnam and other Asian teams more structured competition.

Vietnamese folk song moves Cannes-winning director to tears

A haunting rendition of Da co hoai lang by Vietnamese artist Linh Huyen left Cannes Best Director Miguel Gomes in tears.

New IP Law transforms intellectual assets into commercial property

Intellectual property must become an asset of enterprises that can be valued, traded, included in financial statements, and used as collateral for loans or capital contributions, especially for new technology assets, digital technology, and AI.

Vietnam honors cha ca La Vong as national heritage at Hanoi food festival

The iconic fish dish from Hanoi officially joins the National Intangible Heritage list during a vibrant weekend food festival.

The fall of Vietnam’s livestream legends: Fraud, fake goods, and financial crime

Vietnam livestream scandal, Hoang Huong fraud, Ngan 98 arrested, Thuy Tien Kera candy, e-commerce regulation Vietnam

In AI era, jobs won't vanish but interdisciplinary skills will be needed: HUST

Amid rapid advances in AI and automation, choosing a field of study that is less likely to become obsolete and “immune to unemployment” is a concern for many parents and students.

Trinh Thu Vinh named SEA Games 33’s best athlete after golden streak

Rising above expectations, Vietnamese sharpshooter Trinh Thu Vinh dazzled with four gold medals and three record-breaking performances.

Phu Quoc tops New Year’ Day choice as Vietnamese travelers seek short trips

As New Year's Day 2026 only grants employees a 1-day break (Thursday), many people tend to combine it with annual leave and the weekend to take a long trip with relatives and family.