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When growth leverage reaches its limit

Tighter credit control signals a turning point as Vietnam reassesses growth driven by real estate and financial leverage.

Vietnam Airlines maintains 12 direct routes linking Vietnam, Europe

Any route adjustments may result in longer flight times and cause knock-on impacts across the airline’s broader network, but the carrier emphasised such measures are necessary, reaffirming safety as the top priority in all operational decisions.

Women's Asian Cup 2026: Vietnam typifies perseverance as it aims for new heights

The ongoing AFC Women's Asian Cup presents a rare, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Vietnam's national women's football team, according to Australia's ABC News.

Qatar Airways continues cancelling flights from Vietnam to Middle East

Qatar Airways has continued cancelling several passenger and cargo flights from Vietnam to the Middle East amid ongoing security concerns in the region.

VN Trade Counsellor in Israel: Maintaining trade flows amid regional instability

Assessing the immediate impact, the counsellor said the conflict is adversely affecting trade between Vietnam and Israel, as well as between Vietnam and other Middle Eastern markets, particularly in the short term.

Slovenia ready to support VN in developing safe, efficient nuclear power

Slovenia is ready to share its experience with VN in clean, renewable energy, nuclear power, green & circular economy, Slovenian Environment, Climate and Energy Minister Bojan Kumer told Vietnamese Ambassador to Austria and Slovenia Vu Le Thai Hoang.

PM calls for proactive response plans to achieve development goals

PM Pham Minh Chinh stressed the need for ministries and localities to keep a close watch on global developments and report regularly to ensure timely policy responses.

Vietnam to publish minimum living standard data every year

The government has approved a plan to calculate and release annual minimum living standard data, providing a foundation for social policy benchmarks.

Road expansion alone won’t solve Hanoi’s traffic woes

As Hanoi widens key urban arteries, the real challenge lies in reorganizing space to avoid repeating old congestion cycles.

Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display wins over skeptical reviewers

Samsung’s built-in anti-peek technology on the Galaxy S26 Ultra is winning over tech reviewers who once questioned its necessity in a market already flooded with privacy screen protectors.

Gold rush returns as Vietnamese buyers line up early

Long lines formed at gold shops in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City as buyers rushed to purchase after a slight price drop.

iPhone 18 Pro Max may debut bold new color in Apple’s Pro history

A new leak suggests Apple could launch the iPhone 18 Pro Max in red from day one - a first for the Pro lineup and a potential turning point in the company’s design strategy.

FPT joins global 6G alliance to advance strategic technologies

By entering a Qualcomm-initiated 6G alliance, FPT aims to strengthen its role in AI-native networks and next-generation digital infrastructure.

A 120-year-old church built with bark and vines

Just 20km from Da Nang’s center, Tung Son Church stands as a rare architectural relic, bound together by lime, tree resin and crushed dodder vine.

Phu Tho woman marries French after a “fateful trip”

Marrying a French husband six years younger, a woman from Phu Tho has found a marriage very different from what she once imagined.

Former Vietnam E-Commerce Association chairman Nguyen Ngoc Dung dies at 56

Nguyen Ngoc Dung, former chairman of the Vietnam E-Commerce Association, passed away at his home on March 3, leaving a lasting legacy in the country’s digital economy.

Kim Sang Sik searching for solutions in Vietnam’s back line

Vietnam coach Kim Sang Sik faces a defensive dilemma as injuries and declining form affect key players ahead of the next FIFA window.

Tran Thanh’s “Tho oi!” surpasses VND400 billion at the box office

Despite ongoing controversy, Tran Thanh’s latest Tet release remains unbeaten, crossing the VND400 billion milestone.

Police raid Hanoi apartments, bust gang posing as Japanese police

Authorities in Hanoi dismantled a cross-border cybercrime group accused of impersonating Japanese police officers to defraud victims of billions of dong.

Fearing supply shocks, Dung Quat urges limits on crude exports

Amid escalating Middle East tensions, BSR has proposed prioritizing domestic crude supply to safeguard production and national energy security.