Vietnam’s steady progress in recent years has seen its position improve significantly, from 77th in 2021 to 65th in 2022 and 54th last year. The country now ranks second in Southeast Asia, behind only Singapore.

PM Pham Minh Chinh stressed that all stakeholders must remain committed to the December 31, 2025 deadline.

The Ministry of Construction suggests granting HCMC authority to develop the Thu Thiem - Long Thanh urban railway.

Vietnam’s Noi Bai International Airport has introduced a new satellite-guided navigation method to enhance flight safety and efficiency.

Feng Yong faces charges after a boiler explosion killed six and injured five at a wood processing factory.

Vingroup proposes a $4 billion high-speed metro to connect Ho Chi Minh City with Can Gio, aiming for completion by 2028.

Personal information obtained through data leaks is being exploited by scammers posing as delivery personnel.

Investigators uncover massive bribery by Phuc Son Group’s chairman, who bribed provincial officials to lower land prices at the Vinh Phuc project.

Hanoi’s iconic Hoan Kiem Lake area gets a transformation as the controversial ‘Shark Jaw’ building is demolished to create a more open and modern square.

Despite pleasant weekend weather, Ngoc Khanh pedestrian street in Hanoi remains largely deserted. Vendors sit idly with empty tables and chairs, waiting for customers who never arrive.

Temperatures in HCMC have surpassed 36°C, marking the hottest days of the season. Meanwhile, northern Vietnam is experiencing a rapid rise in temperatures.

From top scientists to rising sports stars, Vietnam’s brightest young talents have been honored for their excellence. Here’s the full list.

Archaeologists in Bac Ninh are excavating two large wooden boats discovered at the bottom of a pond, shedding new light on historical trade routes.

With contributions from over 100 experts, a newly published book sheds light on the evolution of Vietnam-Japan ties and its future prospects.

Launched in 2010, VietinBank Tower remains unfinished after 15 years. The once-ambitious $400 million project now stands abandoned, its structures rusting under Hanoi’s skies.

As homemade vehicles cause rising safety concerns, police take decisive action to seize and destroy illegal transports, especially in urban areas.

The Hanoi Department of Construction has called on city police to investigate unauthorized brokers who charge illegal fees for social housing applications.

Investigators reveal how real estate tycoon Nguyen Van Hau cultivated relationships with high-ranking officials to influence major development projects.

Hanoi confirms May 19 as the groundbreaking date for Tu Lien Bridge, while expediting plans for Tran Hung Dao and Ngoc Hoi bridges to enhance urban connectivity.

The Hanoi government is set to invest 182 billion VND in the renovation of Ly Thai To flower garden and the construction of the Km0 milestone, marking a significant step in urban development.