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High school graduation-exam scores no longer the main gateway to university

In 2026, many universities will no longer admit students based solely on high school graduation exam scores, which have been used for years as the main admission channel.

Phan Thien Dinh re-elected chairman of Ha Tinh People’s Committee

At the first session of the 19th Ha Tinh provincial People’s Council, held on March 30, delegates carried out procedures to elect key leadership positions of the council and the People’s Committee in accordance with regulations.

Hailstorms kill four in northern Vietnam amid seasonal shift

Violent weather during the transition from spring to summer has left fatalities and widespread damage across several provinces.

Vietnam eye FIFA top 100 return with Malaysia test

A clash with Malaysia offers Vietnam both redemption and a chance to climb the FIFA rankings, sharpening their position before Asian Cup 2027.

Foldable phones enter fiercest race yet as iPhone Fold looms

The global foldable smartphone market is poised for one of its most intense competitive phases yet, as Apple prepares to enter the segment with its long-rumored foldable device, widely referred to as the iPhone Fold.

Vietnam’s university faculty grows, but doctoral ratio remains low

Despite steady expansion in academic staff, fewer than one-third of university lecturers in Vietnam hold doctoral degrees or higher.

Proposal seeks special pay for Vietnam’s cybersecurity force

Vietnam is considering a special compensation framework for its dedicated cybersecurity force, including significantly enhanced salaries and benefits, under a draft decree currently under appraisal.

Global audience discovers Son Doong through 60 Minutes feature

A 12-minute feature on Son Doong cave - the largest natural cave in the world - has been broadcast on 60 Minutes, creating a powerful global media effect and introducing Vietnam’s extraordinary natural heritage to millions of viewers.

Choosing IT in 2026: opportunity or risk?

In recent years, waves of layoffs at major global tech companies have raised concerns among students and parents about whether pursuing a degree in information technology is still a wise choice.

Vuong Quoc Tuan continues as provincial chairman in Thai Nguyen

Vuong Quoc Tuan has been re-elected as Chairman of the People’s Committee of Thai Nguyen for the 2026-2031 term, following a vote by delegates at the first session of the provincial People’s Council.

Rapid interventions stabilize Vietnam’s fuel market

Flexible governance and rapid policy decisions have not only curbed the surge in fuel prices but also pushed them downward, helping stabilize both daily life and the broader economy.

Top science prize project faces plagiarism allegations

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training is reviewing allegations that a first-prize-winning student research project bears similarities to an academic study by an associate professor.

Nguyen Van Duoc re-elected as chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee

On the morning of March 30, during its first session, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Council for the 2026-2031 term elected the chairman of the People’s Council and the chairman of the People’s Committee.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways launches first international route to Taipei

The airline marks its international debut with a direct Phu Quoc - Taipei route, bringing over 200 passengers to the island.

74 suspects charged in sweeping environmental data manipulation case

Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security has launched one of its largest crackdowns on environmental violations, prosecuting 74 individuals linked to widespread manipulation of pollution monitoring systems across the country.

Nguyen Hoang Giang re-elected as Quang Ngai provincial chairman

Nguyen Hoang Giang has been re-elected as Chairman of the Quang Ngai Provincial People’s Committee for the 2026–2031 term, receiving unanimous support from delegates.

600 delegates to attend landmark Buddhist congress in Ho Chi Minh City

The Ho Chi Minh City Buddhist Congress will serve as a pilot event for the entire country, shaping how similar congresses are organized across 33 provinces and cities in the new term.

Fossil fuels remain cheap but pose growing supply risks

The transition toward cleaner energy is no longer driven solely by market pressures or environmental standards, but increasingly by the need to strengthen economic resilience amid global uncertainties.

Rising costs tighten grip on Hanoi’s street food vendors

Small vendors across Hanoi are adapting to survive amid inflation, declining demand, and mounting financial pressure.

Da Nang launches VND4.152 trillion industrial park, creating 20,000 jobs

A new industrial project in southern Da Nang is set to become a key growth driver, boosting employment and regional connectivity.