Global students join forces to redesign Hanoi’s iconic Long Bien Market

Fourteen prestigious universities participate in a competition to propose modern, multifunctional designs for Long Bien Market, blending tradition and innovation.

Chinese man fined for riding motorized suitcase in Ho Chi Minh City

A viral video of a Chinese tourist riding a suitcase in Ho Chi Minh City has led to a fine for violating traffic regulations.

$6.4 billion proposal to boost Vietnam’s expressway infrastructure

The Ministry of Construction has proposed a $6.4 billion investment to widen 1,144 kilometers of the North-South Expressway, enhancing capacity and safety.

Four high-ranking officials disciplined in Vietnam since early 2025

The Central Government has taken decisive action against corruption, disciplining four senior officials and intensifying asset recovery efforts.

Final push for Vesak 2025 preparations in Ho Chi Minh City

The Vietnam Buddhist Sangha and city authorities are working together to ensure the event's success, with completion expected by mid-April.

Singapore Prime Minister arrives in Hanoi to enhance bilateral ties

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and his wife arrive in Hanoi for an official visit, marking the continued strengthening of Singapore-Vietnam relations.

Father fined $1,250 for letting 6-year-old drive in Vinh Phuc

A father in Vinh Phuc Province has been fined up to $1,250 for allowing his young daughter to take the wheel, posing severe traffic safety risks.

Coach Kim Sang Sik reflects on 5-0 triumph: “Still some regrets”

Vietnam thrashes Laos 5-0 in Asian Cup qualifiers, but coach Kim Sang Sik still sees room for improvement.

Hanoi railway coffee street crackdown: Tourists asked to leave for safety

Traffic police in Hanoi carried out a surprise inspection at the railway coffee street, located between Tran Phu and Phung Hung streets, uncovering numerous violations of railway safety regulations.

Cambodian scam hub exposed: Vietnamese victims betrayed by their own

Heartbreaking details emerge as Vietnamese nationals con fellow countrymen in cross-border fraud operations.

Provincial merger rumors send land prices soaring: Real or risky?

Unconfirmed news about provincial mergers has sparked a rush to buy land, but experts warn of potential losses as market conditions remain uncertain.

Vietnam loses $205 million in fruit exports as China tightens controls

The new chemical inspection rule sparks tension in Thailand and disrupts Vietnam’s fruit export industry.

A vision for progress: Ho Chi Minh City’s next 50 years

The city looks back on five decades of progress while setting ambitious goals for the next chapter of development.

Trial of ex-FLC chairman Trinh Van Quyet postponed to allow restitution

The court has delayed the trial to give the defendant time to address financial damages related to his high-profile stock manipulation case.

Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Air ban power bank use on flights

Following recent safety incidents involving power banks, Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Air have announced a ban on the use of power banks on all flights to minimize fire hazards.

Vietnam to enforce recycling mandates with tougher penalties

Despite the legal framework mandating extended producer responsibility (EPR) for waste recycling, many businesses in Vietnam remain unaware or fail to fully comply, prompting the government to promise strict penalties for violations.

Green transformation could propel Vietnamese tourism to global status

As international travelers prioritize sustainability, Vietnam’s tourism sector is urged to rapidly adopt green practices.

Law on digital technology industry debated as VN targets high-tech growth

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung has affirmed that the digital technology industry is crucial for Vietnam’s economic development, calling it a strategic foundation for the country’s future growth.

Trinh Van Quyet’s family vows to compensate $100 million, seeks court extension

Trinh Van Quyet’s legal team has announced that his family has pledged to fully compensate the $100 million in damages related to his case, requesting additional time from the court.

APT and ransomware attacks continue to plague Vietnam’s IT systems

Over 155,600 computers were affected in 2024, with companies losing millions due to cyberattacks.

Vietnam to eliminate 696 districts and reduce 60-70% of communes

Vietnam currently has 696 district-level administrative units, but these will soon be eliminated. Additionally, the number of commune-level units - currently around 10,035 - will be reduced by 60-70%.

Which street near Hoan Kiem Lake has the most expensive rent?

With a prime location close to Hoan Kiem Lake, the so-called "Shark Jaw" building commands some of the highest rental rates in Hanoi.

Hanoians crazy about Northwest specialties

Gourmets in Hanoi are willing to spend millions of dong to enjoy bumblebee pupae, especially at the end of the year, and treat esteemed guests.

Admire the legendary Cham masterpieces at Da Nang’s sculpture museum

Discover the enchanting beauty of Champa religious art through three unique sculptures recognized as Vietnam’s National Treasures.

H’mong King’s $6 million mansion: A century-old marvel in Ha Giang

Discover how this historic estate blends Chinese, French, and H'Mong elements, standing as a symbol of wealth and culture.