Dao Nam Hai has been dismissed from his role as CEO and has also ceased to be a board member of Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) effective May 30.

The UK’s Daily Express recently published an article by travel writer Molly Tooland, asserting that “Vietnamese tourism excels in many aspects.”

According to a draft roadmap for implementing new emission standards, starting January 1, 2030, all cars operating in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City must meet at least emission level 2 standards.

Apple’s base iPhone 17 may keep the same chip and RAM, making only minor improvements over the iPhone 16.

Vietnam striker Cong Phuong has withdrawn from training camp due to a foot injury, missing the crucial match against Malaysia.

Authorities in Quang Ninh province have destroyed 1,914 Baby Three stuffed animals found to contain excessive levels of formaldehyde, a hazardous chemical, and lacking proof of origin.

Multiple dangerous weather patterns - storms, tropical depressions, heavy rainfall, and heatwaves - are likely to occur throughout June 2025. Authorities and residents must proactively prepare for such hazards.

Authorities investigate the death of a 66-year-old man, believed to have been trampled while trying to drive away elephants.

Trump’s tariff hike shocks global markets, but Vietnam’s steel ambitions may be perfectly timed.

After local hospitals declined surgery due to low birth weight, the couple traveled over 1,000km to Hanoi for a complex cardiac procedure.

A provincial inspection has found that three out of four C.P. Vietnam facilities are operating without valid food safety documentation.

Tucked in a narrow alley in Trung Liet, Dong Da district in Hanoi, Oanh’s snail eatery is small but packed with customers. Known as Hanoi’s most unique snail spot, diners can enjoy their meals while the owner plays the violin.

Despite their significant role in the economy, the rate of household businesses transitioning to formal enterprises remains modest. What causes these businesses to seemingly "refuse to grow"?

Mastering technology and building expert networks are crucial for Vietnam’s North-South HSR project.

Amid manifestations of "soft autonomy", religious extremism and distortion of ethnic policies, the Vietnam Fatherland Front needs to become a "soft shield" under which the people's hearts and the Party's will are transformed into strength.

Vietnam’s new draft law proposes dismissing public employees after just one year of underperformance, replacing the outdated “job for life” system.

Signing labor contracts to recruit individuals for certain tasks within civil service roles, particularly for talented individuals, is a flexible approach aligned with international trends, with no need to include them on the state payroll.

International visitors dive into local markets, roll spring rolls, and cook with locals in Hanoi.

A Quang Ngai native, once a farm worker, has become a hand model earning a high income.

New reforms could end costly and complex building permit procedures, saving homeowners money and curbing permit-related corruption.