The total number of outstanding green loans in the Vietnamese banking system as of September 30, 2024 accounted for only 4.5 percent of the total outstanding loans in the national economy.

Le Hai Hung, head of the Institute of Research and Application of Technology (IRAT), says that nuclear power is less harmful to the environment and people’s health than other types of power.

Content that breaches laws related to the internet will be removed within 24 hours and the owners of the accounts will have their accounts locked, under the newly released Decree 147 on the management and use of the internet and online information.

A new survey highlights that nearly two-thirds of Vietnamese children acquire online safety skills from platforms like Facebook and YouTube. While promising, the reliance on social media for such education poses risks due to unverified information.

For over a decade, Hoang Thi Bich Thao has used her iPhone to photograph the sun, producing 10,000 images that reflect her deep emotions and spread positivity despite battling Parkinson’s disease.

Under stricter online regulations taking effect this December, foreign platforms operating in Vietnam must comply with tighter deadlines for removing illegal content and suspending offending accounts.

Leaders of Hoi An City in Quang Nam Province have denied online rumors claiming that individuals must pay between 1.6 and 1.8 billion VND to operate cyclos or tourist boats in the area, calling the information false.

The National Assembly has approved the revised Cultural Heritage Law, introducing key measures for the repatriation of Vietnamese cultural artifacts and enhanced heritage protection policies.

Achieving $5 billion in rice export revenues highlights Vietnam’s global standing, but the absence of a strong national brand for high-quality rice remains a significant concern.

During a family trip to Hanoi, a Japanese YouTuber and his relatives were charmed by Vietnam’s duck specialties, with garlic roasted duck becoming an instant favorite.

For the first time, six vintage cars from Vietnam embarked on a 12-day, 2,000-kilometer overland journey to Thailand to participate in a major motorsports and classic car festival.

President Rumen Radev of Bulgaria and First Lady Desislava Radeva arrived in Hanoi on November 24 for a state visit to Vietnam.

The National Assembly has approved amendments to the Cultural Heritage Law, paving the way for the establishment of the Cultural Heritage Conservation Fund to mobilize social resources for preservation efforts.

Vietnam’s real estate sector faces significant reforms as the National Assembly pushes for higher taxes on underused and multiple properties, aiming to boost efficiency and revenue.

A captivating video showcasing a Binh Dinh vendor skillfully tossing hot pancakes straight onto customers’ plates has taken social media by storm, with many comparing her finesse to a pickleball player.

At the 2024 Vietnam–Korea Digital Cooperation Forum, experts highlighted Vietnam’s appeal as a destination for AI-driven investments and innovation.

Authorities in Hanoi are considering relocating the railway from the city center as Train Street cafés continue to defy prohibitions.

A resurgence of rare and dangerous parasites in Vietnam is alarming health experts, with infections linked to undercooked food and pet handling.

Lotus harvesting in Vietnam, described by Jess McHugh of The New York Times as a “living painting,” has gained global attention.

A Vietnamese YouTuber ventured into the heart of Tanzania to witness the Zigua people's extraordinary tradition of snake dancing.