Int’l financial institutions show positive views on Vietnam's growth prospects

The Vietnamese government is demonstrating a high determination in promoting public investment, focusing on numerous strategic infrastructure projects that connect economic centres.

Hungarian journalist's family donates historic photos of Vietnam

Hundreds of photographs showing Vietnam’s land and people, taken by Hungarian journalist László Rozsa from 1969 to 1974, during the country's struggle against the Americans, have been donated to the National Archives Centre III in Hanoi.

Sharp drop seen in traffic accidents in first two months

Traffic accidents and fatalities have seen a notable decline in the first two months of 2025, according to the National Traffic Safety Committee.

Unexpected rental price disparities on HCM City's most expensive retail street

Despite being ranked among the world's priciest retail streets, actual rental prices on Dong Khoi Street in HCM City are significantly lower than global assessments, with many vacant properties struggling to find tenants.

Can Vietnam digitize real estate transactions without fueling speculation?

Vietnam is considering digitizing real estate transactions, allowing buyers and sellers to conduct property deals online.

Foreign enterprises to invest in low-earth orbit satellites in Vietnam

Vietnam is moving towards allowing foreign investment in low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology, as the global industry is currently dominated by international corporations.

Vietnam to address traffic sign and signal problems before March 10

Vietnam’s Ministry of Transport orders a nationwide review of traffic signs and signals to improve road safety. Changes to be implemented by March 10.

Typhoon Committee erases Yagi from storm records after deadly impact in Vietnam

The Typhoon Committee has officially decided to remove the name Yagi from the international list of storm names due to the catastrophic damage it caused in Vietnam, the Philippines, and other countries.

Charity in question: Pham Thoai, baby Bap’s mother, and the VN16bil. dispute

A fundraising campaign led by TikToker Pham Thoai for baby Bap’s medical treatment has sparked intense debate over financial transparency. With questions about missing funds and demands for full disclosure, the controversy continues to unfold.

Vietnamese blockchain expert raises red flags over Pi Network’s transparency

Dr. Dang Minh Tuan warns that Pi Network is operating under a highly centralized structure, giving its core team absolute control while keeping investors in the dark about its long-term roadmap.

Rising street violence in Vietnam: What’s fueling the aggression?

From road rage to physical altercations, street violence in Vietnam is on the rise. Experts analyze the causes and legal implications.

Taste Atlas names Vietnam’s pickled scallion heads among world's best

The traditional Vietnamese dish, often enjoyed during Tet, has been recognized as one of the finest pickled vegetables globally, securing the 19th spot on Taste Atlas’ list.

Vietnam U22 to face South Korea, Uzbekistan in CFA Team China 2025 tournament

Vietnam’s U22 national team will have the opportunity to compete against top-tier opponents at the CFA Team China 2025 tournament, scheduled to take place in March in China.

Arson attempt in Hanoi: man sets fire to home with six people inside

A rideshare driver in Hanoi has been arrested for setting fire to a home with six people inside, allegedly to settle a personal dispute.

Calls for draft decree on pharmacy law amendments to make it easier for business

The pharmaceutical industry is key and needs to focus resources on promoting development to keep pace with modern medical advances.

Dong Nai plans to invest in free trade zone

The establishment of a free trade zone in Dong Nai is expected to boost trade, investment and create jobs, while contributing to developing an ASEAN logistics hub.

Ministry warns of rising online fraud

To protect themselves, users are advised to avoid clicking on unfamiliar links, particularly in emails or messages from unknown sources.

IELTS test in Vietnam switched last minute due to suspected cheating

Test-takers were surprised when the IELTS exam on February 22 used a backup test version. The British Council has responded to concerns about possible cheating.

New Zealand PM Luxon’s first Vietnam trip: What’s on the agenda?

Christopher Luxon arrives in Hanoi for his inaugural visit to Vietnam, marking a milestone in bilateral relations as the two nations celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties.

VN’s government reshuffle: New deputy ministers appointed across 7 ministries

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signs key appointments, assigning new deputy ministers to Foreign Affairs, Agriculture, Finance, and more.

Vietnam launches National Data Center to drive digital transformation

The Ministry of Public Security has officially launched the National Data Center, a key initiative to support digital government, economy, and society.

Cat Linh - Ha Dong metro train unexpectedly stops mid-route, passengers refunded

Hanoi’s metro system experienced a brief disruption when a signaling issue forced a train to stop. Operations resumed quickly, and affected passengers were compensated.

Shocking child abuse case in Kien Giang: Two-year-old girl beaten to death

A man in Kien Giang has been arrested for fatally beating a two-year-old girl left in his care. Authorities are investigating the horrific crime.

Vietnam’s executive leadership: Who oversees what?

On February 25, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh officially assigned responsibilities to the Deputy Prime Ministers, outlining their areas of oversight and leadership.

Man arrested for setting mother on fire in southern Vietnam

A man allegedly poured petrol over his mother and set her ablaze on Monday.