Hanoi is not perfect, but Hanoi in 2024 is way better than Hanoi in the 2000s. And with a promising plan and a generation eager to contribute and change society for the better, Hanoi in 2034 might progress even further.

While Vietnamese businesses are described as having strong resilience which has helped them survive challenges, they are very slow in "growing up", though the Party has listed them as an important factor determining Vietnam’s economic development.

With around 30 data centers and more on the way, Vietnam is becoming a hub for cloud and data storage, supported by favorable regulations and growing digitalization in the economy.

The official visit of Party Chief, President To Lam to Mongolia, Ireland, and France included nearly 80 diverse activities and yielded significant diplomatic achievements.

Ho Xuan Nang, the man behind Vicostone and Phenikaa, remains one of the stock market’s hidden billionaires. His foray into autonomous tech may change that.

National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man emphasizes the need to explore models of cultural development that require minimal funding, highlighting the importance of creative approaches in times of economic difficulty.

Loc Troi Group (LTG) has sent a document to agencies asking to bar its former CEO Nguyen Huu Thuan from exiting the country because Thuan "committed fraud, causing loss of company assets".

In a rapidly evolving technology sector, Vietnam stands at a crossroads in its approach to chip manufacturing. Emphasizing design over fabrication could provide the country with a competitive advantage in the global semiconductor industry.

Taxing second and subsequent homes and tightening lending to real estate buyers should only be considered if the move causes negative effects to the market, according to Nguyen Van Dinh, deputy chair of the Vietnam Real Estate Association (VREA).

With a passion for the Vietnamese language and a humourous touch, Brandon Hurley, affectionately known as Phúc Mập, has carved out a unique space in Vietnam’s digital landscape.

Vietnam is entering its "Rising Era," where wealth and prosperity are central to the nation's development, as outlined by Party Chief and President To Lam.

The competition "The stories about rivers" organized by VietNamNet has prompted experts and researchers to meet and contribute ideas to develop river tourism.

“Just within a few hours, the storm devastated more than 100 tons of orange and grapefruit trees in my garden, causing a loss of VND3 billion,” said Nguyen Van Huu, farmer in Bac Giang.

Recent proposals by the Ministry of Construction and the Vietnam Real Estate Brokers Association to tax second homes have reignited a fervent debate, highlighting potential drawbacks that could overshadow the intended benefits.

Population aging is an irreversible global trend and has a strong impact on all areas of society. The challenges that population aging brings to economic growth, politics, and social security issues are directly affecting the elderly.

In his recent speeches, General Secretary and President To Lam frequently mentioned phrases such as "new starting point," "new era," and "the era of Vietnam's rise."

The scheme under which hospitals are self-determined in receipts and expenses and manage themselves rather than rely on the state budget has led to cottage hospitals retaining patients rather than forwarding them to higher-level hospitals.

On June 29, the 5-member family of Dang Minh Truong and his wife started a trans-Viet journey from Hanoi, expected to last 30 days. This was the family's fourth long journey.

Director, Meritorious Artist Trinh Quang Tung, deputy general director of the Central Documentary and Scientific Film Company, explained why there are very few documentary films about politicians.

The issue of temporarily banning business leaders from leaving the country due to overdue tax debts is stirring debate.