PM: Vietnam must unite and adapt to any US tariff scenario

At a national conference, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged strategic unity and flexibility to counter the economic challenges posed by new U.S. trade policies.

Vietnamese rescue team departs Myanmar after critical aid work

After seven days in Myanmar, Vietnam’s police rescue unit recovered 14 bodies and treated over 50 injured victims, earning praise for their dedication and effectiveness.

Vietnam pushes for high-quality FDI, reforms at AIM 2025 investment forum

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung emphasized Vietnam’s development goals and called for stronger international cooperation in digital, green, and strategic sectors.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh honors late Lao President Khamtay Siphandone

Vietnam’s Prime Minister paid tribute to a historic Lao leader, reaffirming the deep bonds of friendship and solidarity between the two nations.

Fanpage and TikTok of Thuy Tien go offline as pressure from scandal mounts

The Miss Grand International 2021 winner’s social media accounts disappeared just days after police linked her to an ongoing product endorsement investigation.

No more time to hesitate: Why Vietnam must act now on provincial mergers

Former deputy minister says time is running out and Vietnam must seize this moment to streamline governance and unlock economic potential.

Vietnam’s Q1 GDP surges 6.93%, highest first-quarter growth since 2020

Driven by strong performance in services and manufacturing, Vietnam’s economy posted its best Q1 growth in six years despite global uncertainties.

Eldest sister, a street singer, traverses country to find her two siblings

For dozens of years, Le Thi My Le tirelessly tried to find her siblings in order to reach peace of mind. From the moment she was born, Le bore a burden far exceeding the strength of an ordinary woman.

Sisters wed foreigners on same day after studying abroad

The images of two foreign grooms joyfully fetching their brides, who are sisters, on the same day have delighted viewers on TikTok.

Commune job changes: skills can outshine degrees

Debates about the competence of commune-level officials and civil servants after the reorganization of administrative units raise questions about whether a correspondence degree, a university degree, or a college degree should matter.

Vietnamese war film ‘The Tunnel’ smashes records on opening day

The Tunnel became a box office sensation after drawing massive crowds during the Hung Kings’ holiday and earning nearly 2 million USD on debut.

How much do university professors and lecturers earn?

Not all universities offer high pay, and the incomes of lecturers vary, but those with real capability can earn over a billion dong per year.

Jackpot joy turns to lawsuits

In poverty, everyone bonds happily, but hitting the lottery can spark conflicts of interest. Fathers sue sons and friends turn on foes, dragging each other to court over winnings.

TikTok’s fake doctors spark health fears among public

Feeling a painful lump behind her ear and on her neck, Anh Thu turned to TikTok for answers and stumbled upon a flood of warnings about metastatic cancer, leaving her sleepless and convinced she was dying.

Former health minister appointed Belgian consultant before legal bidding process

Nguyen Thi Kim Tien designated VK Company as the lead consultant for two hospital megaprojects prior to contractor selection, violating bidding regulations.

China tops list as Vietnam sees record-breaking 6 million foreign visitors in Q1

Vietnam welcomed over 6 million international tourists in the first quarter—the highest number ever recorded. Photo: Hoang Ha

Viral clip shows toddler raising alarm to save drowning friend

A 3-year-old boy’s quick reaction after witnessing his friend fall into a water hole touched millions online, showcasing remarkable instinct and courage.

Vietnamese PM to attend memorial for former Lao President Khamtay Siphandone

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh will lead a high-level delegation to Vientiane to pay tribute to the late Lao leader, a longtime friend of Vietnam.

Thai media reacts to Thuy Tien’s involvement in false advertising case

Thai fans are debating whether Miss Grand International 2021 winner Thuy Tien will lose her title after being fined for non-disclosure in a product endorsement.

PM urges detailed US tariff plan, calls for calm, strategic response

PM Pham Minh Chinh has tasked ministries with drafting detailed strategies to address American retaliatory tariffs in line with high-level bilateral agreements.

Vietnam calls for priority US meetings with envoy of General Secretary To Lam

Hanoi has requested urgent talks between Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and U.S. officials, as both sides seek a resolution to new American tariffs.

Quang Linh Vlogs scandal prompts stricter rules on celebrity advertising in VN

Authorities plan to hold influencers accountable under proposed advertising law revisions, responding to rising concerns over deceptive online endorsements.

Vietnam urges calm response to US tariffs, pledges investor support

Deputy Minister of Finance Do Thanh Trung called for measured reactions to Washington’s new tariffs, noting Vietnam’s rapid response and future resilience.

IPU-150: Vietnam’s call for global cooperation on justice and sustainability

Speaking at the IPU-150 Assembly in Uzbekistan, Vietnam’s National Assembly Chairman stressed people-centered policies for inclusive progress.

Vietnam’s diplomacy earns regional respect after high-level US phone call

Malaysia and other nations in Southeast Asia welcomed the recent conversation between General Secretary To Lam and US President Donald Trump, calling Vietnam’s approach constructive.