Vietnam proposes new real estate policies for foreigners in financial centers

Vietnam is planning financial centers with special real estate policies, including longer land leases and relaxed foreign ownership rules. The proposals aim to attract global investors but face scrutiny over potential risks of market instability.

VN enjoys competitive construction costs to develop data centres

Cushman & Wakefield stressed that Việt Nam continued to be recognised as an attractive destination for data centre investors.

Revamping approach to tourism resources exploitation ensures development

One of the most notable initiatives is, rather than avoiding or combating adverse weather, this project proposes a range of novel tourism experiences that embrace the seasons, offering tourists a unique perspective on the region.

Tran Thi Thanh Thuy rumored to join South Korea’s volleyball league

Vietnam’s top volleyball star Tran Thi Thanh Thuy is rumored to be joining South Korea’s national volleyball league, according to KBSN Sport.

Telecom carriers to enjoy special incentives if they develop 5G infrastructure

Telcos that deploy 5G infrastructure and build 20,000 or more 5G base transceiver stations (BTS) by 2025 will be given financial support equal to 15 percent of average equipment costs for every BTS.

Urban railway be great opportunities and challenges for domestic firms

In the increasingly developing urban railway system in Hanoi and HCM City, domestic construction companies are facing great opportunities and challenges if they want to transform, dominate the market and affirm their position.

Hanoi to fine litterbugs with AI-powered surveillance cameras

To combat illegal waste disposal, Hanoi will deploy camera surveillance in key districts, allowing authorities to identify and fine violators. Under new regulations, individuals caught littering on sidewalks or roads may face fines of up to $80.

Stocks to benefit from Trump’s tariff policy

Global tariff retaliations present opportunities for certain Vietnamese industries and publicly traded companies to gain from increased exports, FDI and supply chain realignments.

Investors in Binh Dinh to receive fast-track support through new hotline

With a rapidly growing economy and ambitious infrastructure projects, Binh Dinh is making it easier for businesses to invest. A newly launched hotline and task force will resolve investor issues quickly and efficiently.

One change helps hospital save hundreds of billions of VND

Bach Mai Hospital has successfully completed its digital transformation, becoming the first special-class hospital under the Ministry of Health (MOH).

Vietnamese enterprises urged to proactively respond to escalating trade tensions

Domestic businesses are advised to closely monitor market fluctuations and the political and social factors that influence trade, enabling timely and effective responses.

How a fake Google Maps rating job cost a Vietnamese woman $8,000

Cybercrime investigators in Vietnam have arrested 15 individuals linked to an international scam network that has stolen billions of VND from victims. The fraudulent scheme involved fake work-from-home opportunities that required upfront payments.

New rural development strategy targets sustainability and innovation

While past discussions on rural development focused on roads, schools, and well-built homes, the priority today must be fostering a knowledge-based countryside, enhancing rural connectivity, and building a sustainable economy.

More officials arrested in Long Thanh airport land compensation fraud

Vietnamese police have detained high-ranking officials from the Long Thanh District Land Development Center for abuse of power and bribery in the airport land compensation scheme. More arrests are expected as investigations continue.

Vietnamese student joins Microsoft before college graduation

Successfully navigating Microsoft's rigorous recruitment process, Duong Ha Anh has secured a position at the tech giant before completing her university studies. Previously, this Vietnamese student had internships at Apple and Uber.

Kien Giang releases mobile app to boost tourism

The coastal province of Kien Giang has released a mobile application to help tourists explore interesting local destinations and tourism services.

Vietnamese universities open door to world’s best minds in sci-tech

The Vietnam National University (VNU) - Ho Chi Minh City is bringing the world’s brightest scientific minds to Vietnam.

Eco-design of plastic packaging minimises environmental impact

The ecological design of packaging in the food and beverage industry will help reduce pollution and promote sustainable resource use, building a green and sustainable brand image.

Vietnam’s auto industry makes global waves with remarkable turnaround

Manufacturers like Thaco, Hyundai Thanh Cong, and VinFast are making significant strides in global markets.

VN face tough rivals at Asian Beach Football Championship

Vietnam will take part in the Asian Beach Football Championship next month in Thailand.

Over 107,900 substandard houses eliminated nationwide

Under the nationwide initiative to eradicate makeshift houses, 49,322 homes have received support, including 26,630 completed and 22,692 under construction. The remainders fall under other National Target Programmes.

Vietnam’s aquatic exports poised to hit 11 billion USD landmark

Vietnam will focus on improving quality and production efficiency rather than expanding shrimp and tra fish farming areas in 2025.

Vietnam – Europe ties maintain growth momentum amidst global turmoil

As Vietnam and Europe continue to strengthen their partnership, both sides remain committed to building on their achievements while embracing new cooperation opportunities for peace and stability in the region and the world.

Vietnamese rapper’s song goes viral with over 1 billion views

A snippet from the song ’Không Sao Cả’ (No Problem) by Vietnamese rapper 7dnight has unexpectedly created a sensation over the past month.

HCM City offers tuition waivers for kindergarten, high school students

The HCM City People’s Council has approved a policy to waive tuition fees for kindergarten and high school students, effective from the next academic year.