Fifty-one years after a plane crash claimed 27 lives, a visit to Soc Son reveals an emotional bond between two nations.

“To me, my father wasn’t great - because I barely knew him,” shared the son of Mai Hong Que, a once-famous "billionaire" in Saigon’s underground resistance movement.

With trade deals disrupted, firms turn to Germany, Canada, and the Middle East.

A surge of Chinese goods is expected in Vietnam as firms reroute exports in response to new US tariffs.

In the highlands of Cao Bang, a sturgeon farm is redefining success for ethnic minority farmers - and inspiring others to follow.

While cleaning the house, a woman in Kien Giang stumbled upon nearly 20 gold rings her mother had carefully concealed.

There are many conflicting opinions on whether commune cadres will be able to handle the workload after the district level is abolished.

Faced with years-long wait times and complex procedures, many Vietnamese enterprises are registering intellectual property in foreign countries to stay competitive.

As provinces merge and districts disappear, thousands of leadership roles must be reassigned - posing a historic challenge and opportunity.

With 46% tariffs hitting exports, Vietnam faces hard truths - and a chance to redefine its future competitiveness.

By combining discipline, curiosity, and an "all-in" spirit, Khanh aced Calculus and earned top honors in Algebra.

Vietnam’s legendary intelligence officer reveals how the words - “consider yourself dead” - shaped a lifetime of fearless service.

Separated for over two months while preparing for the 50th anniversary of reunification, the couple's tearful reunion touched many.

Despite surface-level imbalances, value-added analysis reveals that American companies and consumers benefit greatly from Vietnam’s role in global supply chains.

Former deputy minister says time is running out and Vietnam must seize this moment to streamline governance and unlock economic potential.

For dozens of years, Le Thi My Le tirelessly tried to find her siblings in order to reach peace of mind. From the moment she was born, Le bore a burden far exceeding the strength of an ordinary woman.

Not all universities offer high pay, and the incomes of lecturers vary, but those with real capability can earn over a billion dong per year.

Unable to bear the monthly interest payment for a home loan, Do Duc Long decided to move back to his hometown, commuting over 20 kilometers daily by motorbike to work.

For two decades, the Yen Vien – Pha Lai - Ha Long – Cai Lan railway project, capitalized at VND7.665 billion, remains unfinished, and today needs an additional investment of about VND700 billion to resume.

Instead of debating about what kind of degrees candidates must have to be chosen as commune-level officers, it would be better to organize a competency exam to ensure fairness for all candidates.