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Patients delay health visits fearing medical diagnoses, leaving them in danger

Many Vietnamese have a habit of going to the hospital only when their body sends clear signals, even at a late stage. The reason is the fear of discovering illness.

From valedictorian to farmer: The race to scale 6,000m2 of rural specialty ponds

Once the top graduate of a prestigious university, a young woman from Hai Phong left urban life behind and returned to her hometown to build a family farm spanning thousands of square meters.

Ethnic minority deputies bring village voices to Vietnam’s parliament

Ethnic minority deputies to Vietnam’s National Assembly serve as bridges connecting the voices of remote villages with national policymaking, transforming Party guidelines into tangible benefits for the people.

Religions continue walking alongside Vietnam’s national journey

Vietnam’s religious communities played a significant role in the country’s revolutionary struggle and continue contributing to national unity and development today.

Hidden island off central Vietnam leaves foreign visitor enchanted

A small island off Vietnam’s central coast has captured the heart of a Romanian traveler who says he fell in love with the destination at first sight.

Medical facilities exploit sudden death fears to sell costly health screenings

Vietnam records about 200,000 stroke cases each year, making it the second leading cause of death after general cardiovascular disease. As a result, many people are worried and turn to expensive stroke screening packages.

Hanoi’s class 10 competition intensifies as public schools fall short

Only slightly more than 60% of lower secondary school graduates in Hanoi will have the opportunity to enter public high schools this year - a figure education experts describe as deeply concerning for a major city.

80 years of ethnic affairs celebrated with stories of sacrifice and unity

Generations of ethnic affairs officials reunited in Hanoi to reflect on decades of dedication to ethnic minority communities.

Samsung prepares Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide for showdown with Apple foldable

Samsung could be preparing a major turning point for foldable smartphones with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, ahead of an expected showdown with Apple’s first foldable iPhone.

22-year-old wins PhD scholarship at one of world’s top universities

Instead of following the conventional exam-focused path after failing twice to make the national team, Tran Quynh Trang chose to pursue scientific research early on.

Camille becomes first Vietnamese restaurant in US to earn Michelin star

Chef Tung Phan is redefining Vietnamese fine dining in America through Camille, the first Vietnamese restaurant in the US to earn a Michelin star.

Foldable smartphones at a crossroads of design and reality

The race to eliminate screen creases in foldable smartphones is heating up, but users may care more about overall performance.

99-year-old veteran, ex-Presidential Palace guard inspires family

At 9 am, in his private room, 99-year-old veteran Le Binh (Hoang Liet, Hanoi) quietly reads newspapers and historical materials, carefully noting down important information.

iPhone 18 Pro tipped for advanced LTPO+ screen and smaller Dynamic Island

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro could introduce a next-generation LTPO+ display technology that promises dramatically better battery life alongside a major leap in screen quality.

Ethnic affairs must become a pillar of Vietnam’s development strategy

National Assembly Vice Chairman Do Van Chien says ethnic affairs must move beyond welfare policies to become a pillar of Vietnam’s long-term development strategy.

Vietnam’s U17 generation backed for long-term 2034 World Cup mission

Vietnam’s football federation is preparing a long-term strategy centered on the current U17 generation after the team secured a historic place at the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026.

Historic Hanoi Pharmacy University campus to undergo ‘living preservation’

The historic campus of Hanoi University of Pharmacy at 19 Le Thanh Tong Street is set to be preserved under a “living heritage” model aimed at balancing historical conservation with the continuation of academic life.

Behind the Miu Le scandal and the fragile structure of showbiz management

Following reports that singer and actress Miu Le was detained for investigation over illegal drug use, many audiences have begun asking the same question: Where were the artist managers?

AFC backs Vietnam U17 to continue historic Asian Cup journey

The Asian Football Confederation believes Vietnam U17 will do everything possible to defeat Australia in the quarterfinals of the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026 and continue its historic journey in the tournament.

Destinations refresh products to enhance tourist experiences

The sharp rise in tourist arrivals during the recent Hung Kings Commemoration Day and April 30-May 1 holidays highlighted the growing appeal of destinations across Vietnam, driven by renewed tourism products and enhanced visitor experiences.