As credit dependency reaches 134% of GDP, concerns resurface over policy imbalances and macroeconomic stability.

To compete, enterprises need to pursue technology innovation, but to take the lead, they must invest in R&D, says Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung.

Government unveils ambitious roadmap to ensure seamless, data-driven administration by mid-2025.

Authorities reveal inflated nutrition claims and huge profits in children’s milk fraud.

To reduce criminalization, the number of business conditions must be cut. Removing just one conditional business field can eliminate many restrictive regulations or procedures, experts say.

Following the merger of provinces and cities, for residents who already own a home, the provincial People’s Committee will specify conditions for purchasing social housing based on the distance and travel time from their home to workplace.

From conical hats to wedding songs, ethnic heritages continue to thrive in Ha Giang.

After committing crimes and facing harsh sentences, many once prominent tycoons have had to “dig deep” into their pockets, spending billions of VND in hopes of receiving leniency.

Citing the story of a mother who, after 30 years of working as a primary school teacher, learned to use ChatGPT, experts have urged young people to master AI technology.

Institutional bottlenecks, frankly, are numerous, both in quantity and impact on the business environment.

The newly ratified Teacher Law marks a significant milestone in Vietnam’s education sector. For educators, it is not just good news - it’s the realization of a long-held dream.

Renowned economist calls for reform in education, economy, and values to lift Vietnam into the future.

At the National Press Forum, experts stress sustainable revenue must stem from trusted content and reader payments.

After graduating with a degree in physical education, Muong woman Luong Thi Luc from Quan Son District (Thanh Hoa Province) married and returned to her hometown to raise sturgeon. Today, her family earns billions of dong annually from this venture.

Despite challenges, these women document critical moments in Vietnam’s political and social landscape.

Piles of discarded medicines and dietary supplements, still within their expiry dates, have been found in HCM City. Many suspect this is an attempt to dispose of counterfeit goods amid an ongoing intensive inspection campaign by authorities.

Officials and experts address AI, trust, and revenue as key challenges for modern media.

In the administrative restructuring of Hanoi’s wards and communes, the city has not only retained the names of districts but has also revived historic ward names long embedded in the collective memory of generations.

From natural disasters to political summits, Vietnam’s photojournalists brave floods, heatwaves, and long waits to deliver powerful images that shape the national conversation.

From natural disasters to war zones, meet the photographers shaping Vietnam’s visual journalism.