With a record-breaking production of 312,300 motorcycles in December, Vietnamese manufacturers are set to stabilize prices during the peak shopping season.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has announced a 30% average reduction in internal structures across government agencies, with some achieving up to 50%, paving the way for a leaner and more efficient public service.

The Ministry of Education and Training has announced that starting in 2025, all middle schools in Vietnam, including elite and private institutions, will shift to evaluation-based admissions, eliminating entrance exams.

The Ministry of Transport has directed Vietnam Airports Corporation (ACV) to accelerate the construction of Long Thanh International Airport’s essential infrastructure, targeting completion by December 2025.

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan stated that responsibility for the 3,000 tons of toxic bean sprouts discovered in Dak Lak primarily lies with the agriculture and food safety sectors.

Striker Nguyen Xuan Son, recovering from a severe injury, will follow a tailored training and nutrition programme to support his rehabilitation.

Restructuring plans for Dong A Bank and GPBank are under government review and expected to be approved before the Lunar New Year, according to the State Bank of Vietnam.

With plans for nine additional bridges, Hanoi is enhancing its transportation network to support economic and social development.

Mrs. Ngo Phuong Ly, spouse of General Secretary To Lam, hosted a heartfelt New Year gathering with the ASEAN Women’s Circle in Hanoi, fostering solidarity and cultural exchange.

Vietnam's largest enterprises are helmed by CEOs born under the auspices of a rat, dragon, and snake. Most of them are seasoned and courageous business leaders. However, many excellent young leaders have appeared.

Vietnamese businesses are fumbling for a way to connect overseas Vietnamese specialists and intellectuals to help them reach out to the international market.

Vietnam’s tax authorities have fined 30,000 online sellers a total of $50.7 million after auditing their e-commerce activities for tax compliance.

The Ministry of Transport has unveiled a $8.7 billion plan for a railway linking Lao Cai, Hanoi, and Hai Phong, with construction expected to begin by late 2025.

A powerful cold front is set to reach Vietnam in two days, bringing freezing temperatures to northern regions, with Hanoi forecasted to drop as low as 10°C.

With nearly 5.4 million inspections conducted in 2024, over 15% of vehicles required re-inspections, revealing critical gaps in compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

Vietnam’s government is focusing on improving its legislative framework by simplifying processes and ensuring greater efficiency, as directed by Prime Minister Chinh.

With stricter penalties now in place, motorbike violations on sidewalks in Ho Chi Minh City have sharply decreased, marking a new chapter in urban traffic management.

Ho Chi Minh City has set a target of achieving at least one square metre of green space per capita and an additional ten hectares of public green areas by 2030.

Hanoi has proposed a $22.4 million emergency project to restore the To Lich River by diverting water from the Red River, aiming to tackle severe pollution and improve urban aesthetics.

During a meeting on January 7, General Secretary To Lam praised U.S. stakeholders for their contributions to fostering Vietnam-US relations.