Vietnam, US agree to launch tax and trade negotiations

Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc met with U.S. officials in Washington as Vietnam and the United States agreed to initiate talks on a reciprocal trade agreement, addressing tariffs and boosting economic ties under their strategic partnership.

Should VN exploit 40 gold mines amid the spike in gold prices?

Exploiting gold mines requires several stages, and 40 northwest gold mines with estimated reserves of 30 tons of gold are only an initial resource assessment, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment (MAE).

Vietnam’s waste-to-energy ambitions stalled by red tape and policy gaps

Despite environmental promise, these projects are bogged down by legal complexity and lack of incentives - often taking 5–8 years to complete.

Learning from the world: Cities thrive as grassroots governments

Paris, Berlin, and Tokyo show how city-level governance empowers development. Vietnam should follow suit.

The former jockey who now trains horses for Vietnamese cinema

From racing tracks to movie sets, Le Tien Tong’s journey with horses spans over 40 years. What began as a childhood fascination has become a life’s mission - and nearly cost him his marriage.

Uoc Le village preserves 500-year-old pork roll-making tradition

Artisans of Uoc Le still use age-old techniques to make world-renowned pork rolls.

Daughters of fallen Algerian journalist find peace at Hanoi memorial

Fifty-one years after a plane crash claimed 27 lives, a visit to Soc Son reveals an emotional bond between two nations.

Rebuilding a legacy: The hidden life of Saigon’s spy billionaire

“To me, my father wasn’t great - because I barely knew him,” shared the son of Mai Hong Que, a once-famous "billionaire" in Saigon’s underground resistance movement.

Vietnam considers remote work and extended leave for civil servants

The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes flexible working arrangements and more personal leave in its civil service reform.

Vietnam rushes to find new markets amid US tariff threat

With trade deals disrupted, firms turn to Germany, Canada, and the Middle East.

Chinese electronics may flood Vietnam after US tariff hike

A surge of Chinese goods is expected in Vietnam as firms reroute exports in response to new US tariffs.

VN-Index dives to 1,100 amid global sell-off and tariff fears

Vietnam’s benchmark sees wild swings as investors brace for US trade actions.

Vietnam brings home 39 citizens detained in Myanmar

The first group of Vietnamese nationals in Myawaddy have been repatriated after immigration violations.

Vietnam aims for free healthcare for all citizens

General Secretary To Lam emphasized that Vietnam must prioritize the development of healthcare and public well-being, aiming to eventually provide free medical care for all, ensuring that every citizen enjoys a prosperous and happy life.

Ten military helicopters rehearse flag flight for reunification anniversary

Vietnam’s Air Force prepares a majestic display to mark 50 years of national unity.

Minister Dao Ngoc Dung celebrates Khmer New Year in Tra Vinh

During Chôl Chnăm Thmây, the Minister honors Khmer community contributions.

New reforms may link civil servant pay to private sector standards

In a bold move to improve efficiency, Vietnam may adopt job-based salaries, performance bonuses, and flexible retirement policies.

Vietnam–Finland school tops HCMC public tuition chart at $28,000/year

Vietnam–Finland International School in HCMC sets highest public school tuition at $28,000.

Vietnam's football hero Park Hang Seo becomes KFA vice president

Former Vietnam national football team head coach Park Hang Seo has officially been appointed Vice President of the Korean Football Association (KFA) for the 2025–2028 term, alongside coach Shin Tae Yong.

Bond’s music video ‘Victory’ casts Ha Long Bay in a dazzling new light

The world-renowned wonder of Ha Long Bay has never looked more mesmerizing than in Victory, the new music video by the internationally acclaimed string quartet Bond.

Top rice exporter’s accounts frozen by authorities

Angimex’s financial collapse led to enforcement actions including freezing of its bank accounts.

Sin Suoi Ho: Where no gates, no guards, and no greed welcome the world

A remote Hmong village offers a rare blend of beauty, hospitality, and trust that keeps travelers coming back.

Ha Long Int’l Cruise Port: Where global travelers meet VN’s natural masterpiece

Instead of flying to Vietnam and then traveling to Ha Long Bay by various means, there's now a more unique and romantic way to reach this UNESCO World Natural Heritage site - via the Ha Long International Cruise Port.

Luxury fish farming lifts ethnic family out of poverty in Vietnam

In the highlands of Cao Bang, a sturgeon farm is redefining success for ethnic minority farmers - and inspiring others to follow.

Giant gold Buddha draws visitors to serene hilltop monastery in Vung Tau

Nestled on Nui Lon mountain, Chon Khong Zen Monastery enchants travelers with its breathtaking views and colossal gold-plated Buddha.