Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue have asked the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to postpone the construction of marine environmental monitoring and warning systems by 2021, citing a lack of budget.

Japanese insurer Sumitomo Life has registered to buy more than 41.4 million shares of local insurer insurance-finance-banking group Bao Viet Holdings (BVH).

Prices of Vietnamese fruit such as dragon fruit, durian, passion fruit, and jackfruit have fallen sharply as a result of the new Chinese policy on tightening control over farm imports.

Residents in the capital city are showing their mounting concern about the poor quality of air that has hit the capital over the past few days.

The Ministry of Planning and Investment has proposed withholding investment next year for projects that had been slow to disburse their allocated funding in 2019.

Farmers and agricultural officials in Vinh Long Province in Mekong Delta are rushing to prevent the worse impacts of an early saline intrusion.

HCM City plans to integrate half of its online public services on its new national public service portal by 2020 in an attempt to further simplify administrative procedures, the city’s People’s Committee has said.

Due to a shortage of skilled and professional writers, HCM City’s theatre industry lacks quality scripts that meet the demand of theatre-goers.

Everyone's heard of Vietnamese pho, it is a dish served all over the world. But have you tried deep fried phở? It’s a perfect winter warmer as the cold weather sets in.

Legal bottlenecks have affected the real estate market since the beginning of the year.

The Vietnamese delegation actively contributed to discussions at the UNHRC session and negotiation sessions on draft resolutions.

It is often heard that Japanese companies have difficulty doing business in and transferring technology to Vietnam because of the great institutional distance.  

Flower fans in Hanoi will have the chance to enjoy thousands of exotic fresh flowers from Japan when an exhibition dedicated to the blooms opens in the city on Thursday, December 19.

The policy on allowing foreigners to own houses associated with land in Vietnam has been studied and considered very carefully.

With Christmas fast approaching, a huge array of pine trees can be seen decorating many streets throughout Hanoi.

The cherry blossoms trees planted on the green tea hills in Sapa have become a beautiful tourist attraction.

An exhibition showcasing áo dài (traditional long dress) designed exclusively for wedding events opened on Saturday in Hanoi.

Awareness of human rights is still limited among a group of people in Vietnam. Therefore, the provision of accurate information is extremely important.

Through the language of fashion, young graduates of the Hanoi-based London College of Design and Fashion (LCDF) covered urgent social issues through a fashion show on Saturday.

Prices of air tickets for the upcoming Tet (Lunar New year) will be tightly controlled by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV).