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Cooling black grass jelly from Lang Son wins over urban diners

With its glossy black appearance and naturally cooling taste, a humble specialty from Lang Son has become increasingly popular not only for its refreshing flavor and affordable price, but also for its perceived health benefits.

Hanoi student wins unique global scholarship from Australian university

Tu Khanh Phuong from Hanoi has won the only global full-tuition scholarship awarded by the University of Technology Sydney for the July 2026 intake.

Hanoi sets new power usage record as temperatures soar

Hanoi’s electricity system has recorded historic highs in both power capacity and electricity consumption during days of scorching heat, according to Hanoi Power Corporation (EVNHANOI).

US man spends 14 years mastering Vietnamese dishes from neighbors

A steaming bowl of bun bo Hue with rich, fragrant broth, tender pork hock and soft cubes of blood pudding prepared by his Vietnamese neighbors completely won over an American man and sparked a lasting passion for Vietnamese cuisine.

Vietnam power demand tops 1 billion kWh amid severe heatwave

Northern Vietnam recorded a new electricity consumption peak as temperatures climbed close to 40 degrees Celsius.

Politburo sets ambitious roadmap for Ho Chi Minh City’s future

A newly issued Politburo resolution calls for sweeping reforms to transform Ho Chi Minh City into Southeast Asia’s leading economic and innovation hub.

Ho Chi Minh City leaders visit Cham Muslim community for Raya Idil Adha

A delegation from the HCMC Party Committee’s Commission for Information, Education and Mass Mobilization visited and extended greetings to representatives of the Muslim community and Cham Muslim residents on the occasion of Raya Idil Adha on May 25.

Vietnam ministry pushes digital transformation into staff evaluation

Vietnam’s Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs is accelerating digital transformation, with leaders warning that no unit can remain outside the process.

Vietnam banks face funding pressure despite surge in household savings

Household savings in Vietnam continue flowing steadily into banks, while deposits from businesses are showing signs of contraction as the banking system faces increasing pressure to balance funding amid rapid credit growth.

Hanoi could reach 42C as El Nino intensifies Vietnam’s summer heat

Northern and central Vietnam are enduring a widespread and intense heatwave, with parts of the Red River Delta recording the highest temperatures since the start of the season.

Separating alcohol from E10 petrol: a risky trend on social media

Alongside debates over engine compatibility with E10 biofuel gasoline, social media has seen many videos teaching people how to manually separate alcohol from E10 fuel, attracting hundreds of thousands of views.

Exploring My Son, Vietnam’s sacred valley of Champa kings

Located in a secluded valley surrounded by majestic mountains in Thu Bon Commune, Da Nang, the My Son temple complex once served as a major religious centre of the Champa Kingdom for more than a millennium.

This nearly 70-year-old banh mi shop remains a morning favorite in HCM City

Operating since 1958, a small banh mi shop in HCM City has continued attracting large crowds of diners for nearly seven decades, with customers lining up every morning to enjoy its signature dishes.

Apple prepares biggest iPhone redesign in years with iPhone 20 Pro Max

Apple is reportedly preparing what could become the most ambitious iPhone in the company’s history - and not simply because it will be the newest model.

Hai Phong Thermal Power CEO charged amid turmoil in power sector

A wave of legal investigations involving senior executives at Vietnam’s power generation and power construction companies is weighing heavily on the sector’s stocks, despite continued strong business performance across many firms.

Thailand anticipates historic visit by Vietnam’s top leader

Thailand is looking forward to welcoming General Secretary and President To Lam during his first official visit to the country.

Hanoi orders schools to halt outdoor activities during extreme heat

Schools across Hanoi are being urged to adjust schedules and protect students from prolonged extreme heat expected to continue in the coming days.

Police detail investigation into fatal shooting involving foreigners in HCMC

Ho Chi Minh City police this morning held a press briefing to announce developments in the investigation into a shooting involving two foreign suspects that left one person dead and another injured in downtown HCMC.

Bryde’s whale returns to Nha Trang waters, authorities issue warning

Authorities in Khanh Hoa Province have urged boats and tourists not to approach too closely after a Bryde’s whale was spotted near Hon Mun Island in Nha Trang Bay.

Vietnam breaks into world’s top 10 crude steel producers

Vietnam has entered the world’s top 10 crude steel-producing countries for the first time, according to newly released data from the World Steel Association (Worldsteel).