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Giving up city life, he bets everything on purple onions and white radishes

Truong Ngoc An, 43, is the eldest of three siblings from Vinh Chau ward, Can Tho City (formerly part of Soc Trang province). His family has long been known for its traditional roasted duck dish, famous for its signature four-spice flavor.

Quan Minh Cuong appointed as Quang Ninh’s new Party Secretary

The Politburo has appointed Quan Minh Cuong as the new Party Secretary of Quang Ninh Province.

Vietnam eyes top spot again as SEA Games 33 medal race heats up

Vietnam aims to maintain its SEA Games dominance as medal counts for the 33rd edition begin to roll in.

Smog lifts over Hanoi as air quality shows signs of recovery

After days cloaked in thick smog, Hanoi’s air has shown signs of recovery, with AQI levels dropping sharply.

Vietnam’s top income tax rate triggers concern over fairness

Experts argue that applying a 35% tax rate to monthly incomes over $4,120 is excessive and recommend raising the threshold to $12,360.

Vietnam revises religious law to address digital realities

A new draft law on religion is under discussion as officials grapple with online sermons, cross-border rituals, and blurred lines between belief and construction law.

Last-minute objection halts organ donation that could have saved six lives

Nearly 100 doctors spent the night preparing for a historic transplant - until one word ended it all.

A-list arrests in Vietnam expose hidden vaults of gold, cash, and real estate

Recent high-profile prosecutions have unveiled staggering amounts of assets hidden in safes and secret accounts, from gold bars to luxury cars.

iPhone 18: Five reasons to wait for Apple’s next big thing

The iPhone 18 is not just another annual refresh. It's shaping up to be the second consecutive year of major innovation following the breakthrough success of the iPhone 17.

Vietnam’s banking map reshaped: Who’s closing and who’s growing?

VietinBank has emerged as the most aggressive player in streamlining operations, closing 72 transaction offices in the first nine months of 2025, according to third-quarter financial reports and official disclosures from banks.

Vietnam consults religious leaders on law reform to match real-world needs

On December 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, the Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs held a consultation conference with religious dignitaries, clergy, and representatives of religious organizations and belief establishments.

Finance Ministry explains proposed tax threshold on gold bar transactions

Amid recent suggestions to carefully consider taxing gold bar transactions - particularly regarding tax rates and appropriate application methods - the Ministry of Finance has offered a detailed explanation.

From 2026, influencers must verify products before promoting

KOLs and KOCs in Vietnam will soon be legally required to fact-check products before advertising, ushering in a more accountable era of digital marketing.

Banks to require biometric verification for card issuance from 2026

The State Bank of Vietnam has issued Circular No. 45/2025, amending and supplementing several provisions of Circular No. 18/2024 on banking card operations. The new regulation will come into effect on January 5, 2026.

Centuries-old oil tree stands tall in the middle of the road in An Giang

In the border commune of Ba Chuc, a 300-year-old tree has become a symbol of resilience and remembrance amid a tragic past.

General secretaries of Vietnam and Laos co-chair pivotal party summit

In Vientiane, leaders of the two nations charted a course for broader strategic cooperation and a new trade target.

South Korean Navy training ship ROKS Hansando visits Da Nang

On December 2, the Republic of Korea Navy’s training vessel ROKS Hansando, commanded by Rear Admiral Hong Sang Yong, docked at Tien Sa Port, beginning a four-day goodwill visit to Da Nang.

Vietnam updates child seat regulations for private vehicles

Starting January 1, 2026, Vietnam will enforce new rules requiring appropriate child safety devices in private cars, with exemptions for commercial passenger transport vehicles.

Vietnam’s sports delegation heads to Thailand for SEA Games 33

A 1,165-strong contingent will represent Vietnam at the 33rd SEA Games, with volleyball star Le Thanh Thuy proudly carrying the flag.

Messenger desktop to shut down on December 15

Meta has announced it will officially shut down the Messenger app for Windows and macOS on December 15, marking the end of nearly a decade of desktop support.