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

Vietnam’s new draft law proposes dismissing public employees after just one year of underperformance, replacing the outdated “job for life” system.

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

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

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.

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

Gia Nguyen says since his childhood, he could “eat and sleep with robots” without feeling tired. That fiery passion drove him to excel in the field, paving the way for admission to an elite US university.

The Politburo’s Resolution 57 is expected to serve as the launching pad for thousands of inventions, patents, and scientific research results to be turned into valuable assets, fueling national development.

Former IT professional grows 15,000 noni trees, creating health products and profit.

Vietnamese creators face scrutiny for emulating China’s rural content queen without her essence.

Cumbersome processes and administrative gridlock have blocked USD 235 billion worth of investment projects across Vietnam.

Vietnam’s all-female security team made history while protecting Thailand’s Prime Minister.

Tax travel bans have blocked thousands of executives, yet recover only a fraction of unpaid taxes.

Nine months ago, when Kent Murphy and his family first moved to Da Nang, they found it difficult to adapt to Vietnam’s traffic, cuisine, and especially the curious habits of their neighbors.

Many celebrities feel free sharing personal disputes on social media, turning public spaces into dumping grounds for private problems.

Seeing mementos he hid in a cave over 50 years ago, Nguyen Viet Tuat was deeply moved, tenderly holding each item he once cherished.

Four bank robberies across Vietnam in one month spark safety concerns and swift police action.

Development must ultimately bring benefits and happiness to the people. That’s why a delicate balance is needed between state power, freedom, democracy, and social dynamism.

Global rivals invest in AI schooling; Vietnam must find its own path to stay competitive.

Nguyen Tat Minh, once carried by his friend every day, overcame the odds to earn a degree in computer science.