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An investigation into counterfeit fertilizer sales in Dak Lak has led to the arrest of four individuals, including two CEOs, and the seizure of over 500 tons of fake products.
A massive kumquat bonsai display featuring five meticulously sculpted trees has taken center stage in Hung Yen, reflecting a perfect blend of art and tradition for the Lunar New Year.
Gen Z is leading the charge in safeguarding Vietnam’s cultural heritage with "Net Viet Nam," a project blending modern storytelling with traditional values.
Da Nang police have uncovered a 30 trillion VND ($1.3 billion) money laundering scheme, arresting suspects, including a bank employee, and confiscating counterfeit documents and other evidence.
Adjustments to land prices in Ho Chi Minh City have caused annual land rental costs to rise significantly, with increases exceeding 50% in some categories.
On January 21, 2025, NTQ, a leading IT service provider, announced a landmark capital and business alliance with TIS Inc., a Japanese IT cooperation with over 50 years of industry experience.
Ben Tre’s coconut rat, a delicacy that might seem unusual at first, has won over diners with its firm texture and sweet, coconut-infused flavor.
A massive online fraud operation involving billions of VND and thousands of victims has been uncovered, with a woman in Dak Lak identified as the mastermind.
Traditional Tet trees struggle with sales, while affordable persimmon branches attract increasing attention from customers.
After a temporary disruption, VTV channels are back on TV360, MyTV, and FPT Play following a preliminary agreement on broadcasting rights.
At the WEF Davos 2025, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized Vietnam’s commitment to innovation, climate action, and balanced diplomacy, even entertaining the idea of golf diplomacy with Donald Trump.
Hang Mua, an iconic attraction in Ninh Binh, charms Tet travelers with its breathtaking scenery and famous local delicacies.
The "Happy Snake" mascot by Bui Van Quan in Bac Giang has become a viral hit, redefining how people perceive snakes with its friendly and cheerful appearance.
Sa Dec Flower Village in Dong Thap Province, the largest in the Mekong Delta, is alive with Tet spirit, offering a vibrant display of flowers and bustling activity just one week before the Lunar New Year.
Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City has become a hub of emotional reunions as families gather to welcome overseas Vietnamese returning for Tet.
Vietnam has launched the National Cybersecurity Incident Response and Mitigation Alliance to address pressing cybersecurity challenges and enhance digital safety.
A South Korean appellate court has upheld a ruling requiring the government to compensate a Vietnamese survivor of the 1968 Quang Nam massacre, marking a historic acknowledgment of war atrocities.
Marrying a man from Dak Lak, Japanese woman Kawkami Kanako has embraced life in Vietnam, discovering its vibrant culture, food, and family traditions.
The eldest brother Nguyen Van Thien deserves credit for finding the famous striker Xuan Son for Vietnam’s football.
Time Out’s 2025 ranking of the world’s best cities features Hanoi as Vietnam’s sole representative, celebrating its history, cuisine, and community spirit.
This Tet holiday, explore Central Vietnam’s charm with destinations like Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An, Nha Trang, and Quy Nhon, offering vibrant celebrations and unforgettable experiences.
The new land price list released by Hanoi authorities, with price levels 2-6 times higher than the former levels, is expected to lead to higher prices of real estate products. But this is not the only reason behind the price increase.
The small act by her future American parents-in-law left the Vietnamese girl touched. "The fridge is full of food, while my heart is full of love," she said.
Vietnam has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform Ho Chi Minh City into the first AI city globally, leveraging cutting-edge technology and partnerships to redefine urban management.
David Duong, often called the "trash tycoon," has run into legal issues. His US-based waste management company is being investigated for his involvement in the election campaigns of a former American mayor and several other officials.