Bybit suffered a $1.46 billion cyberattack, one of the largest in history, highlighting the urgent need for stronger security measures and regulatory oversight in the crypto industry.

Despite Hanoi’s growing network of traffic violation cameras, motorcyclists continue to break rules, prompting a new enforcement plan with 40,000 additional surveillance cameras by 2030.

General Secretary To Lam has proposed creating a National Housing Fund for affordable housing and exploring a duty-free port model to position Vietnam as a global logistics hub.

A new government decree limits salaries for state-owned enterprise leaders, with board chairpersons earning a maximum of 80 million VND and CEOs restricted to ten times the average worker’s salary.

The chairman, his wife, and his brother face legal charges over tax evasion and failure to comply with shareholder rights in a corporate dispute at Tan Tan Peanut Company.

As 2025 begins, Vietnamese cinema is showing positive signs in terms of revenue. In just the first two months, four Vietnamese films have exceeded VNĐ100 billion in ticket sales, with some achieving this milestone in less than a week.

The HCM City Department of Tourism said the city’s tourism industry has continued to record impressive growth in February in both the number of visitors and tourism revenue.

At 74, Mai Duc Chung is the oldest national coach still active and the only national hero currently in charge of a football team anywhere in the world.

Travel agencies have expressed concerns that the ban will cause difficulties for passenger transportation services, and are quickly seeking adaptive solutions while also pointing out inadequacies.

Smart technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), has become a critical driver of innovation in the tourism sector, according to experts.

Experts urge a shift in focus from merely planting trees to ensuring their survival and growth, including proper planting techniques, regular maintenance, and integrating green infrastructure into urban planning.

The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) has designated April 26 as "World Intellectual Property Day" (IP Day) in Vietnam.

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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged U.S. companies to expand their presence in Vietnam, emphasizing trade growth, technology partnerships, and institutional reforms for long-term investment opportunities.

Effective from March 1, Vietnam’s reformed government features 14 ministries and 3 central agencies, enabling faster decision-making, decentralization, and improved policy execution to spur economic growth.

As businesses adopt AI and automation, Vietnam’s labor market is shifting toward high-tech industries. Unskilled workers face increasing job losses and declining wages in 2025.

Le Thi Hien, chairwoman of the Vietnam Cooperative Alliance and Global Market Group, lured 1,600 investors into fraudulent real estate projects, stealing nearly $16 million before being arrested.

Vietnam’s tax administration has been restructured into a three-tier system with 20 regional tax offices and 350 district tax teams, streamlining operations and eliminating the General Departments.

Ho Chi Minh City will experience multiple heatwaves in March, with temperatures exceeding 37°C, while sudden localized storms may bring brief but heavy rains.

In an unprecedented move, Vietnam has transferred 18 state-owned enterprises, including PetroVietnam and EVN, to the Ministry of Finance, reshaping state asset management.

Vietnam’s Prime Minister hosted a roundtable with leading Chinese corporations to discuss investments in infrastructure, green energy, and high-tech industries.

Under Decree No. 45/2025, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City may establish 15 departments and appoint up to 10 additional deputy directors, while other provinces are limited to 14 departments.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism now manages 25 organizational units, including new departments overseeing journalism, broadcasting, and digital media, following a government restructuring.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has assumed control of vocational education and 15 educational institutions from the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs as part of government restructuring efforts.

Vietnam dissolves district-level police units, shifts driver’s license issuance to local police, and transfers judicial record management to the Ministry of Public Security under major reforms.