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Vietnam secures about 4 million barrels of oil to stabilize supply

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said Vietnam has mobilized roughly 4 million barrels of oil from partners to ensure short-term supply and help calm market concerns.

Cold air arrives, northern Vietnam turns chilly with sunshine expected

A cold air mass is sweeping across northern Vietnam, bringing cooler temperatures and rain before sunshine is expected to return soon.

Vietnam women stumble at Asian Cup 2026 but World Cup hopes remain

Vietnam’s women’s team suffered a narrow defeat against Chinese Taipei, complicating their group standings but still leaving a path open toward the World Cup.

Vietnam Golf Association unveils youth golf development roadmap for 2026–2031

The Vietnam Golf Association (VGA) has announced a comprehensive roadmap to develop junior golf from 2026 to 2031, aiming to build a professional and transparent system that nurtures young talents and prepares them for international competition.

200-year-old well in Vung Tau tied to legend of Emperor Gia Long

A 200-year-old well in Vung Tau is tied to a legend about Emperor Gia Long striking the ground with his sword to summon water.

Vietnam seeks energy cooperation with Gulf leaders amid regional tensions

On the evening of March 9, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held phone calls with the leaders of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar to discuss energy cooperation.

Government discusses relocation plans for Ninh Thuan nuclear power project

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on March 9 chaired meetings of the Standing Government to review several important policy issues, including relocation and resettlement plans for the Ninh Thuan nuclear power project.

Vietnam stocks plunge in historic sell-off as oil shock rattles markets

Vietnam’s stock market suffered an unprecedented plunge, losing more than 6.5% in a single session as nearly all major stocks fell sharply. Escalating conflict in the Middle East and a surge in global oil prices heavily affected investor sentiment.

Kuwait considers continued crude oil supply to Vietnam

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held a phone call on March 9 with Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah to discuss regional developments and bilateral relations between Vietnam and Kuwait.

Vietnam cuts import tariffs on fuel products to 0%

The government has issued a new decree reducing import tariffs on several fuel products and petroleum inputs to zero percent to help stabilize domestic supply.

22 outstanding Vietnamese students compete in Asia-Pacific Math Olympiad

The Asia-Pacific Mathematical Olympiad 2026 brings together top young mathematicians, with Vietnam’s team expected to deliver strong performances at the prestigious regional competition.

Why tech enthusiasts may be wrong about Apple’s cheap MacBook Neo

Many tech critics argue that Apple’s new low-cost MacBook Neo is underpowered, but they may be judging it by the wrong standards.

98-year-old pioneer helped turn poor Ha Tinh village into agarwood hub

Once a poor rural area exposed to the harsh climate of central Vietnam, Phuc Trach commune in Ha Tinh province is now widely known as a center of the agarwood industry, generating hundreds of billions of Vietnamese dong each year.

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro draws attention with 140x zoom claim

Unveiled at Mobile World Congress, Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is attracting attention in the mid-range smartphone segment with a bold claim of up to 140x zoom.

Ho Chi Minh City issues urgent warning after food poisoning cases

The Ho Chi Minh City Food Safety Department has issued a warning about rising food safety risks as the city enters the peak hot season, urging residents to strictly follow preventive measures against food poisoning.

Pi Network token sees slight rebound after steep decline

The Pi cryptocurrency has recorded a modest price increase over the past week, though its value remains far below its early listing peak and investor enthusiasm appears to be fading.

11th grader stuns judges, wins national physics first prize

Bui Anh Tu, an 11th-grade student majoring in Physics at Bien Hoa High School for the Gifted in Ninh Binh province, won first prize in Physics at the national excellent student selection exam for the 2025-2026 school year with a score of 28.

Industrial production posts strong growth in first two months

Vietnam’s industrial production maintained strong growth in the first two months of 2026 despite fewer working days due to the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, with the processing and manufacturing sector continuing to serve as the key growth driver.

Railway transport company raises fares amid fuel price surge

A VRT representative said the adjustment had been carefully considered to partly share the burden of rising fuel costs while still ensuring service quality as well as safe and stable operations.

Timely regulation keeps fuel market stable as hoarding declines

Prompt policy measures by the Government and relevant ministries have helped stabilise Vietnam’s fuel market and curb hoarding, despite sharp global oil price fluctuations driven by tensions in the Middle East.