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Working alongside Turkish and Myanmar teams, Vietnamese rescue forces discovered a young man alive beneath a collapsed hotel and launched a joint effort to free him.
With a new organizational model, the Ministry of Science and Technology commits to driving half of the country’s annual GDP growth.
In Newcastle, two Vietnamese-Australian brothers have recreated the charm of Vietnam’s vibrant street food scene - plastic stools, murals, and all - serving authentic banh mi that wins over locals and tourists alike.
Director Bui Thac Chuyen opens up about the emotional, physical, and financial trials behind Dia Dao, set to premiere on April 4.
New regulations take effect this month, including housing pilots on farmland, public investment reforms, and sustainable business funding.
With tuition calculated at 50 percent of GDP per capita at the year of study, students would have to pay $2,500 a year.
Many advocate stricter criteria for selecting commune officials, saying educational quality matters for future leadership.
Amid devastation, Vietnam’s sniffer dogs and rescue teams pinpoint possible locations of survivors following the deadly quake.
Surging inflation and soaring asset prices are putting pressure on Vietnam’s urban middle class, leaving many uncertain about where to invest.
A taste of Vietnam hits the Big Apple as Mam NYC draws crowds with its sidewalk-style bun dau mam tom, earning a spot in The New York Times’ top 20.
A closer look at the elaborate disguises used to smuggle multi-ton narcotics and the meticulous investigations that exposed them.
From letting children take the wheel to performing reckless motorcycle stunts, several cases show the real cost of posting traffic violations online.
A viral song, a million-view livestream, and digital heartbreak - how Pháo and ViruSs turned pain into pop culture history.
A sweeping proposal would merge dozens of provinces, focusing on economic synergy and development space, particularly in central and southern Vietnam.
With over 923,000 cars sold, Toyota secures its dominance, while VinFast’s EV breakthrough positions it as a rising star.
FPT University President Le Truong Tung says that, to achieve the goals set in Resolution 57, higher education cannot remain merely an "ivory tower."
The Vicem Operations Center, Hoi Xuan Hydropower project, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office building, and Subproject 2 are mammoth projects with investment capital of trillions of dong that have been delayed for years and remain incomplete.
Nguyen Hieu Tin, known as a prestigious stamp collector, is also the owner of an impressive and unique collection of Ong Dia (Earth Gods) statues.
Universities in Vietnam are converting IELTS and TOEFL scores to English exam scores for 2025 university admissions in varying ways, but a unified standard would be preferable.
A lawyer has urged authorities to investigate a misleading disclosure that occurred when Thang Long Power JSC corrected its business results from a loss to a profit nearly a year after releasing its financial report.