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Hanoi Ao Dai Festival 2025 showcases Vietnamese identity

The Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival 2025 will take place from 7 to 9 November at the Hanoi Museum and around Hoan Kiem Lake.

Hanoi chairman to host direct youth dialogue on November 27

Hanoi Chairman Tran Sy Thanh will meet with young people on November 27 to listen to their proposals, aspirations, and concerns about building a more inclusive, innovative, and forward-looking capital.

iPhone 20 Pro Max to feature old camera tech, sparking mixed reactions

Will the iPhone 20 Pro Max be groundbreaking enough to mark the 20th generation of Apple’s iconic smartphone?

How teaching and learning are changing in the AI era

Today, with the help of AI, teachers can prepare lesson plans very quickly while students can solve assignments within minutes. However, in the end, the use of technology cannot solve the core problems of education.

The $200 billion stock market takes a hit as investor accounts shrink further

VN-Index fell sharply, losing 22.65 points on November 3 as major blue-chip stocks came under intense selling pressure. The market's total capitalization - around $200 billion - was further eroded, worsening investor anxiety.

How to encourage online sellers to pay taxes voluntarily

For online sellers to pay taxes willingly, authorities need to provide clear guidance, lower compliance costs, and treat sellers as partners rather than subjects of surveillance, experts say.

Experts highlight flaw in capping the number of vice rectors for universities

Associate Prof Do Phu Tran Tinh, Director of Policy Development Institute, an arm of VNUHCMC, said limiting universities, whether they have 40,000 or 4,000 students, to a maximum of three vice rectors is a management flaw.

Land certificates to be included in VNeID app

People will be able to provide and verify land and house ownership information on the VNeID app without having to submit certificate copies.

Typhoon Kalmaegi strengthens rapidly, to impact Da Nang - Khanh Hoa

Kalmaegi, the 13th storm of the year, is forecast to directly hit central Vietnam with hurricane-level winds and heavy rain starting November 6.

Da Nang city hosts 17th international conference on East Sea

The 17th international conference on the East Sea themed “Unity in Uncertainties” opened in the central coastal city of Da Nang on November 3.

German state of Thuringia explores opportunities in VN agricultural sector

Bilateral trade between Thuringia and Vietnam stood at around 220 million EUR (over 253 million USD), with more than 40 Thuringian companies maintaining regular exports to Vietnam.

Vietnam's World Biosphere Reserves eye to become ideal destinations

Vietnam owns 11 recognised World Biosphere Reserves, ranking second after Indonesia, which has 19 such reserves.

Vietnam emerges as attractive Asian bet for Pyrénées-Orientales investors

Pyrénées-Orientales firms are seeking Vietnamese partners to export agricultural products, including fruits and vegetables, as well as wines and processed food.

Vietnam looks to develop, master digital technology through open standards

Vietnam has chosen to pursue this direction — developing open technologies, open-source software, and open data — to enable individuals and enterprises to co-create new values.

Vietnam boosts policy research, training cooperation with Singapore, Ireland

Vietnam is strengthening cooperation with Singapore and Ireland in policy research, training, and capacity building for officials, aiming to enhance the quality of human resources and promote innovation.

Central Vietnam faces deadly floods as rivers overflow and storms approach

Hue, Da Nang, and neighboring provinces are reeling from historic rainfall and severe flooding, with 42 dead or missing as more storms threaten the region.

Ba Na women break tradition to preserve sacred gong heritage

In the remote village of To Tung, Gia Lai Province, the gentle hands of Ba Na women are helping preserve the ancient rhythms of gong music, defying long-held customs to protect a cultural legacy passed down through generations.

Ho Chi Minh City needs legal freedom to innovate, not just policy fixes

Experts say Resolution 98 amendments must give HCMC true autonomy to lead reform.

Can Tho farmer earns big from wild duck farming on a 4,000m² homestead

After mastering egg incubation, Le Vu Phuong built a thriving duck farm supplying thousands of ducklings and commercial birds monthly.

Households must notify authorities when installing rooftop solar

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has proposed that households installing rooftop solar must notify the commune-level People’s Committee where the power source is installed.