Why do 5 million business households hesitate to grow? Part 1

Despite their significant role in the economy, the rate of household businesses transitioning to formal enterprises remains modest. What causes these businesses to seemingly "refuse to grow"?

Technology and talent key to Vietnam’s high-speed rail success

Mastering technology and building expert networks are crucial for Vietnam’s North-South HSR project.

‘Soft shield' protects ethnic and religious policies amid challenges

Amid manifestations of "soft autonomy", religious extremism and distortion of ethnic policies, the Vietnam Fatherland Front needs to become a "soft shield" under which the people's hearts and the Party's will are transformed into strength.

Vietnam ends lifetime tenure for civil servants under new draft law

Vietnam’s new draft law proposes dismissing public employees after just one year of underperformance, replacing the outdated “job for life” system.

Recruiting talent: through civil service positions or high-salary contracts?

Signing labor contracts to recruit individuals for certain tasks within civil service roles, particularly for talented individuals, is a flexible approach aligned with international trends, with no need to include them on the state payroll.

Cooking with locals: An immersive taste of Vietnam

International visitors dive into local markets, roll spring rolls, and cook with locals in Hanoi.

Woman earns money with her hands, avoids opening bottles or lifting heavy loads

A Quang Ngai native, once a farm worker, has become a hand model earning a high income.

Tien Chau Pagoda: A 300-year-old spiritual treasure in Vinh Long

Tien Chau Pagoda in Vinh Long – recognized as a national architectural heritage site – is a popular pilgrimage and cultural destination in the Mekong Delta, attracting worshippers and tourists alike.

Chasing waterfalls and culinary treasures in Thanh Hoa

Just 180km from Hanoi, Hieu waterfall lures travelers with pristine pools and savory specialties like roasted Co Lung duck.

Vietnam considers scrapping home building permits to cut red tape

New reforms could end costly and complex building permit procedures, saving homeowners money and curbing permit-related corruption.

Seven sinkholes shock northern Vietnam community

A series of sudden ground collapses near homes and a national highway has left residents in Bac Kan alarmed.

Vietnam’s tech leaders call for legal clarity to drive innovation

Experts call for urgent legal reforms to support innovation, digital transformation, and private sector leadership in Vietnam’s tech sector.

Buddha’s relic completes month-long spiritual journey in Vietnam

The sacred relic of the Buddha brought from India was enshrined in temples across Vietnam, touching millions with its spiritual presence.

Vietnam pharmacies caught selling fake drugs and banned supplements

Authorities across Vietnam are cracking down on counterfeit medicine and illicit supplements as dangerous products flood the market.

Kien Giang tasked with selecting investor for Phu Quoc airport expansion

Phu Quoc airport expansion moves forward with full local government authority.

Experts support gold exchange, propose hybrid trading model

Experts believe that setting up a gold exchange will bring numerous benefits, especially if it is integrated into a new international financial center.

Cao Quang Vinh excited to don Vietnam national team jersey

Newcomer Cao Quang Vinh expressed his excitement after being called up by head coach Kim Sang Sik to join the Vietnam national team for the upcoming Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers against Malaysia.

Vietnam considers using private capital for railway development

The draft Railway Law (amended) introduces provisions encouraging organizations and individuals to invest in railway infrastructure development through various contract models.

Economists urge breaking ‘ice wall’ to pave way for private sector to thrive

If Resolution 68 can be implemented effectively, this could mark a pivotal turning point, the third breakthrough in the history of the private sector's development in Vietnam, according to National Assembly Deputy Phan Duc Hieu.

Appeals trial of ex-FLC chairman to resume after health delay

Trinh Van Quyet and co-defendants will return to court on June 17 after repeated postponements due to health concerns.

Inspection confirms viral pig photo from C.P. Vietnam contractor

A viral photo of a diseased pig sparked concerns, and C.P. Vietnam confirms it was taken at a contracted slaughterhouse in Hau Giang.

Fans scammed as black market concert ticket fraud spikes in Vietnam

As fans scramble for sold-out events, black market traps become increasingly sophisticated.

A sticky-sweet delicacy from root to tip: Vietnam’s prized fig

Often mistaken for a large wild fig, this vibrant fruit is a versatile southern delicacy.

Doraemon beats Tom Cruise at Vietnam’s box office

Despite global buzz, Tom Cruise’s $400M blockbuster lost to Doraemon and a local animation in Vietnam’s crowded weekend lineup.

A rare family match in Vietnam: My weds Linh - twice over

An extraordinary love story sees two families in southern Vietnam become doubly connected by marriage.