With an 86.64% approval rate, the National Assembly has greenlit a pilot program to streamline and innovate commercial housing development across the nation.

Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed a groundbreaking Data Law, establishing a national data exchange platform to support innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation.

The National Assembly has approved the $67 billion North-South High-Speed Railway, an ambitious infrastructure project set to reshape Vietnam’s transportation landscape by 2035.

The National Assembly has approved a sweeping ban on e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, effective from 2025, as part of its broader public health and safety initiatives.

The National Assembly has greenlit the continuation of the Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project and approved a budget to raise civil servants' base salaries in 2024, signaling a major step toward policy reform and economic development.

Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved a revised Electricity Law focusing on fair pricing, renewable energy oversight, and a phased roadmap to eliminate cross-subsidies.

The Vietnamese National Assembly is set to finalize its streamlining and restructuring plan by early 2025, aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness across its organizational apparatus.

A staggering 70% of Vietnam's state budget is locked in regular expenses, threatening future development. General Secretary To Lam's push for reform seeks to address this financial strain.

The Vietnamese government has clarified its decision to limit the North-South high-speed railway to Hanoi-HCMC, prioritizing efficiency and long-term benefits over extended routes.

If Vietnam designs a North-South 350km/h passenger railway, it needs to hire high-quality experienced foreign contractors and workers, according to National Assembly former deputy chair of Economics Committee Nguyen Van Phuc.

Once teased for doing “women’s work,” Nhat Khiem now earns a substantial income by transforming his love for embroidery into art.

The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has proposed exempting tax on income gained from transfer of emission reduction certificates, carbon credits, and interest from green bonds.

While airfares for Tet flights are increasing as people in large cities rush to return to their hometowns for Tet family reunions, flights from hometowns to large cities are nearly empty, which explains why airfares on these flights are cheap.

Vietnam’s gaming market is surging in popularity with 4.2 billion downloads in recent years. Yet, as the global gaming industry aims for $2.2 trillion by 2030, Vietnamese developers must overcome significant barriers to capture more market share.

The gold prices on November 27 in the domestic market increased slightly by VND200,000-300,000 per tael.

The Vinh Lang Stele, a national treasure from the early Le dynasty, is not only a testament to artistic mastery but also a profound symbol of Vietnam’s enduring cultural heritage.

After concerted efforts, Quang Nam has implemented 98 percent of the plan to deal with the so-called "3-no" fishing boats.

For Arthurus, a Lithuanian content creator, exploring Vietnam’s street food was the perfect welcome back after his journey abroad.

A strong cold front arriving on December 5–6 is set to plunge Northern Vietnam into wintery conditions, with temperatures in some mountainous areas dropping as low as 9°C.

Vietnam is ready to host the 2024 Asian Police Taekwondo Open, featuring athletes from across Asia competing in a vibrant, multi-day tournament.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasized the role of digital diplomacy in supporting Vietnamese tech firms’ global expansion and tackling global challenges through digital innovation.

Project management and supervision consultation are the two crucial matters which will determine if the North-South high-speed railway project can be completed on schedule, and if a budget overrun will occur.

Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni expressed deep gratitude for Vietnam’s warm reception during his visit, reaffirming the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two nations.

The National Assembly has confirmed Nguyen Quoc Doan and Le Tien as new judges of the Supreme People’s Court, completing its full 17-member Judicial Council.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh formally appoints Nguyen Van Thang as Minister of Finance and Tran Hong Minh as Minister of Transport, assigning them pivotal tasks for Vietnam’s future development.