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A new driving force for economic development

VietNamNet is honored to present the article "A new driving force for economic development" by General Secretary To Lam.

Big-bike brands exit Vietnam as strict rules and high costs deter riders

Vietnam’s premium motorcycle market is contracting under mounting regulation and rising expenses.

Will Vietnamese become a foreign language to its own children?

Educators warn that international schooling may be eroding Vietnamese language and culture, creating a generation disconnected from its roots.

Experts warn against mass use of cancer marker tests

Vietnamese flock to blood tests hoping to detect cancer early, but doctors say results can mislead.

Ancient Hoa Lu cave guards bell with four mystical tones

Thien Ton Cave Temple houses a centuries-old bell that emits four unique sounds, rooted in Vietnam’s spiritual history.

Business tycoon on death row disputes state asset valuations

From detention, Truong My Lan requests a fair valuation of her assets, citing discrepancies that could increase state recovery.

Vietnamese soldier reflects on prideful handshake with Putin at Victory Parade

Parade commander Pham Khac Giang shares the emotional moment and his pride in leading the Vietnamese unit at Moscow's Victory Day celebration.

Vietnam opens first international yacht marina in Nha Trang

After two years of trial operation, a marina in Nha Trang City (Khanh Hoa Province) has officially received an international port code, becoming the first international-standard marina in Vietnam.

Duy Manh drops lawsuit against Mercedes, drops satirical track 'Rat Dad'

Singer Duy Manh withdraws his legal complaint over a burned Mercedes and responds with a bold, ironic song.

Vietnam wins 3 golds at 2025 Asian Physics Olympiad

All eight Vietnamese students claimed medals at the APhO 2025, including three golds.

General Secretary To Lam welcomed in Belarus with bread and salt ritual

Belarus greeted General Secretary To Lam and his spouse with a traditional ceremony as they began a state visit.

Unusual monsoon drives hundreds of tons of jellyfish to Nam Dinh shore

Nam Dinh residents earn quick cash as jellyfish swarm shoreline after rare monsoon.

Russia hands over Professor Gagarinsky research ship to Vietnam

A Russian-funded research vessel has been officially transferred to the Vietnam - Russia Tropical Center, boosting Vietnam’s marine research capacity.

Tragedy in Phu Yen as truck crashes into home, killing baby

A truck veered off a highway in Phu Yen, slamming into a home and killing a 5-month-old girl, while another child was injured.

Hai Phong unveils $200 million administrative hub ahead of 70th liberation

Hai Phong launches its new Political - Administrative Center and multiple major infrastructure projects to mark 70 years of liberation.

Vietnam women top Group B, reach Asian futsal quarterfinals

Vietnam secure quarterfinal berth as Group B winners at AFC Women’s Futsal Championship 2025.

Jealous rage leads to deadly arson attack at Saigon rental home

Police in Ho Chi Minh City have arrested a man suspected of setting fire to a rental home in Thu Duc City, killing two people and seriously injuring another in a shocking crime rooted in jealousy.

General Secretary To Lam honors Russian experts, calls for next-gen cooperation

At a gratitude meeting in Moscow, General Secretary To Lam reaffirms enduring friendship and strategic vision for the Vietnam-Russia partnership.

Russian Navy warships dock in Da Nang for friendship visit

On May 10, a group of ships from the Russian Pacific Fleet arrived at Tien Sa Port to begin their official visit to Da Nang.

A century-old stone mill keeps Hanoi’s banh cuon heritage alive

Discover how a Hanoi eatery draws locals and tourists with handmade banh cuon and a century-old stone mill.