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Foreign players have developed and expanded rapidly through new investments and mergers and acquisitions
Priority will be given to projects that aim to improve the local marine economy by developing renewable energy, coastal tourism and marine services.
The Vietnam Sugarcane Association (VSA) has proposed adjusting the draft revised Power Plan VIII, to resolve the ongoing problem of disposing of waste and to fully exploit the potential of biomass power development.
In addition to growth drivers such as exports and consumption, raising capital is the key for Việt Nam to achieve the growth target of 8 per cent this year.
The Ministry of Finance is drafting a circular guiding the application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Vietnam.
Estate agents in the city have reported a decline in rental rates of 20-32% during the first two months of 2025.
The draft decree has significantly tightened three categories of administrative procedures and introduced some unreasonable regulations, potentially creating new bottlenecks for production and business operations, according to EuroCham.
The development of distinctive tourism products through the effective utilisation of natural resources and local culture has added charm to travel destinations.
Following this direction, on March 3, 1955, the Ministry of National Defence decided to establish the Airport Research Department, marking the formation of Vietnam's air force.
Cybercriminals are using AI to create fake identities and trick victims into losing millions. Learn how to protect yourself.
As living costs rise, more Vietnamese workers are leaving major cities to find financial stability elsewhere. The push for a living wage is stronger than ever.
With an average download speed of 134 Mbps, Vietnam’s mobile Internet is now among the world’s fastest, supported by rapid 5G deployment.
If fertility rates remain low, Vietnam will face a shrinking workforce and aging population. The government is considering policy changes to reverse the trend.
Vietnam mobilizes 5,400 soldiers for a grand military parade marking the 50th anniversary of national reunification on April 30 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Ho Chi Minh City will break ground on Metro Line 2 in December 2025 after finalizing approvals and contractor selection.
As part of Vietnam’s government restructuring, VietNamNet will be managed by the newly established Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs.
As part of a broad efficiency drive, the Ministry of Finance is downsizing its workforce over the next two years.
Vietnamese workers will receive a five-day break for April 30 and May 1, with compensation work scheduled for April 26.
As Kyrgyz Prime Minister Adylbek Kasimalyev visits Vietnam, both nations seek to enhance collaboration in key sectors, including agriculture and aviation.
Since 2009, Vietnam has pardoned nearly 100,000 prisoners through its amnesty program, reinforcing a commitment to human rights and reintegration.
Vietnam’s coffee industry has earned $1.58 billion in two months as global prices hit record highs. Experts predict further growth in 2025.
Dong Nai proposes four locations for a free trade zone near Long Thanh Airport, aiming to drive economic growth and attract global investors.
Cybersecurity experts warn that the next wave of attacks will hit autonomous systems, posing risks to public safety and infrastructure.
As Japan revives its semiconductor industry, a labor shortage threatens growth. Vietnamese professionals are becoming a key solution for Japan’s booming semiconductor sector.
An 80-year-old yellow apricot tree in Quang Nam’s Loc Yen village is captivating visitors with its stunning blossoms beside a 200-year-old house.