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Is the ‘pay first – receive gold later’ method legal?

The method of buying gold under a “pay first – receive later” arrangement is not prohibited by law, but it carries significant risks, as buyers do not yet hold the asset and their rights depend on the seller’s commitments.

Student wins two math Olympiad medals, receives Labor Order twice

At under 19 years old, Tran Minh Hoang has impressed with a series of medals from prestigious mathematics competitions both domestically and internationally.

Samsung brings AI upgrades to older Galaxy devices with new beta rollout

Samsung users are seeing a welcome shift in the company’s software strategy, as the One UI 8.5 beta program begins expanding beyond the latest flagship devices to include a wider range of Galaxy models.

E10 Gasoline to be sold widely in the market from April

Petroleum businesses are accelerating the roadmap to fully roll out E10 gasoline in the market from April, instead of June 2026 as initially planned.

iPhone 18 Pro may skip big redesign - and users are fine with it

As the premium smartphone market matures, many users now prefer steady refinements over dramatic design overhauls.

Samsung’s unusual foldable design emerges ahead of iPhone Fold

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide leak reveals a bold new foldable design aimed at competing with Apple’s iPhone Fold.

Vietnam accelerates shift to E10 petrol, drivers urged to prepare

Vietnam is moving closer to a nationwide transition to E10 biofuel, with the fuel expected to be widely available as early as April 2026, ahead of the official mandate.

Ten daughters, ten sons-in-law, one deeply rooted family bond

The devotion shown by ten daughters and their husbands has brought comfort to an elderly mother, offering quiet reassurance after decades of hardship raising her children.

Quang Ninh groom flies to Da Nang for wedding pickup, wins hearts online

A 22-second video capturing a wedding procession by plane has gone viral on TikTok, drawing nearly 200,000 views and thousands of reactions for its unusual yet heartfelt approach.

Vietnam sees rising trend of physically inactive children

The proportion of children in Vietnam who do not engage in sufficient physical activity is on the rise, as school-based physical education continues to fall short of the recommended minimum of 60 minutes of daily movement.

A significant step forward in Vietnam’s religious policy

The Party’s thinking on religious affairs is becoming increasingly refined - more inclusive, yet also more practical and disciplined.

A 700-year-old ‘poetry mountain’ in Ninh Binh stands the test of time

Nestled at the confluence of the Van and Day rivers, Nui Non Nuoc - also known by its ancient name Duc Thuy Son - rises modestly yet carries a remarkable cultural weight.

Vietnam’s youngest triple-record professor re-elected to parliament

Professor Nguyen Thi Lan has left a strong mark with three “youngest-ever” records. She has been elected to the National Assembly for three consecutive terms - the 14th, 15th and 16th.

Gia Lai sets stage for tourism leap with global-scale festivals

Gia Lai is standing at a pivotal moment as it seeks to accelerate tourism growth, supported by improving aviation infrastructure, expanding international flight routes and a renewed focus on local cultural identity.

Ancient hollow trees still thrive after nearly 700 years in Nghe An

A cluster of five ancient persimmon trees in Nghe An continues to thrive despite having hollow trunks, standing as a rare blend of resilience, history and ecological value.

A turning point in Hanoi’s city management

At busy intersections, traffic is flowing more smoothly, signals appear better timed and enforcement less arbitrary, pointing to a broader shift in how Hanoi manages its rapidly expanding urban transport network.

Fuel costs surge, Ha Long cruise operators struggle to stay afloat

Tourism boat operators in Ha Long Bay are grappling with mounting financial pressure as fuel prices climb sharply while visitor numbers remain subdued outside the peak season.

The people behind Onus and their journey through Vietnam’s crypto boom

Authorities have launched legal proceedings against key figures behind the cryptocurrency platform Onus, bringing renewed scrutiny to one of the country’s most prominent digital asset ecosystems.

Young woman diagnosed with extremely rare triple-kidney condition

A 22-year-old woman has been successfully treated for an exceptionally rare congenital urinary anomaly involving three kidneys, doctors at Quang Nam Regional General Hospital announced on March 27.

Hue to offer immersive night tour of imperial heritage

The Hue Monuments Conservation Centre announced on March 26 that residents and visitors to Hue imperial city can enjoy free nighttime entry from April 25–28 as part of the “Mystical Imperial Palace” programme.