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Inspired by youth coral project, tourist sends back Co To stones with apology

A tourist has voluntarily returned beach stones to Co To Island in Quang Ninh Province after reading a VietNamNet article about a group of young people working to restore coral reefs around the island.

Hanoi offers tuition support to over 600 private schools

Students enrolled in private schools and high-quality public schools in Hanoi will receive monthly tuition support ranging from 155,000 VND to 217,000 VND (approximately 6.30 to 8.80 USD), depending on education level and location.

Vietnam and US advance reciprocal trade agreement talks

The two countries reaffirm commitment to a fair and balanced trade framework in the latest round of negotiations.

HCM City elects three new vice chairmen of the People’s Committee

Three new leaders have been appointed to key executive positions, signaling a refreshed leadership team for Vietnam’s largest city.

French Navy cruiser makes courtesy visit to Da Nang

The French frigate Prairial docked at Tien Sa Port for a six-day visit, marking another step in Vietnam–France strategic defense ties.

Vietnam’s development praised for courage, reform, and unity

From Singapore, Prof. Vu Minh Khuong lauds Vietnam’s government for its qualities of bravery, decisiveness, and selflessness in times of crisis.

Vietnam plans protective measures and salary reform for health sector workers

A government report to the National Assembly outlines efforts to support doctors, improve public services, and drive sustainable growth.

Ba Huan’s former CEO denies ties to $2 million tax debt

The founder of Ba Huan affirms she and her family are no longer involved in the company’s operations after a recent tax enforcement decision.

Motorola officially returns to the Vietnamese smartphone market

Motorola’s bold relaunch in Vietnam includes a new razr flip phone and high-capacity budget smartphones.

Food enters class: universities tighten eating and drinking rules

A video showing a student eating instant noodles in class and arguing with a lecturer has sparked debate about classroom etiquette. The debate centers on eating and drinking in the lecture hall: an innocent habit or a sign of poor manners?

Many commune officials in charge of education lack expertise in the field

Most current officials in charge of education in communes and wards lack expertise or have never worked in education, which has impeded the implementation of the two-tier local government model.

Consumer chip design, testing and manufacturing feasible for VN: expert

The vice president of the global semiconductor association SEMI said Vietnam should focus on chips for consumer electronics such as smartphones and electric vehicles, as demand is strong both domestically and for export.

Even VND6 billion is not enough to buy a decent apartment in Hanoi

Many homebuyers assume that with VND6 billion ($228,300), it should be easy to find a comfortable two-bedroom apartment in downtown Hanoi. The reality, however, is much tougher.

Many Vietnamese face multiple health problems after retirement

Rarely does any elderly person in Vietnam come to the hospital with only one disease. Most Vietnamese suffer from 3-5 medical issues, exceptionally up to 8-9.

Two students beaten to death, educators ring red alert about school violence

Several serious cases of school violence occurred within a short period, causing severe injuries and deaths. When conflicts arise, students increasingly see violence as a “normal way to solve problems.”

Defense ministers of Vietnam and Cambodia meet at border to boost military ties

The second border defense friendship exchange began at the Moc Bai international border gate with high-level ceremonies and symbolic events.

High-profile gambling trial ends with sentences for 141 defendants

After an extended period of deliberation, the Hanoi People's Court on November 12 announced sentences for 141 defendants involved in the $106 million gambling case centered around Pullman Hotel.

IELTS test scores unexpectedly revised for many Vietnamese candidates

Hundreds of test-takers in Vietnam have been notified of sudden score changes from IDP and the British Council, even months after their tests.

Vietnam leads Asia-Pacific with 11 ASOCIO ICT Awards

Vietnam has emerged as the leading country in the Asia-Pacific region at the ASOCIO ICT Awards 2025, winning a total of 11 awards, a record achievement that highlights the nation's growing role in the global digital landscape.

Apple may eliminate dual-tone look with new iPhone 18 Pro

Apple is rumored to revamp the iPhone 18 Pro's back panel using a new glass production process for a more seamless finish.