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Da Nang invests $11.7 million to upgrade central streets

A major urban renewal project will see the renovation of drainage systems and underground cables on four key streets, boosting the city’s aesthetics and infrastructure.

Myriad activities for Vietnamese diaspora during upcoming national events

A variety of activities for overseas Vietnamese (OVs) will take place in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs (SCOVA) during a press briefing on March 24.

Bhutan’s Queen Mother to attend Vesak 2025 celebration in Vietnam

The United Nations Day of Vesak 2025 will officially commence on May 6 at the Vietnam Buddhist Academy in Ho Chi Minh City, with the presence of Sri Lanka’s president and Bhutan’s Queen Mother, among other distinguished guests.

Preparations underway for biometrics, VNeID application at six airports

The biometric system is set for deployment at Tan Son Nhat between April and June, while at Noi Bai between March and September.

Chinese criminal gang arrested after $10.2 million ransom attempt

The Ministry of Public Security commended the Ho Chi Minh City Police for rapidly resolving the kidnapping and safely rescuing the victim.

Three kindergarten teachers fired in Hanoi after child abuse allegations

Three teachers at Einstein Academy Preschool have been dismissed following allegations of physically abusing a 3-year-old student.

How police caught the gang behind the $2.2 million Tay Ninh heist

The shocking heist, orchestrated by the victim’s own son, ends with the capture of the gang in the Central Highlands.

Father under investigation after letting child drive at 60 km/h

A social media clip showing a young girl driving a car at 60 km/h under her father’s supervision has drawn public condemnation and prompted an official investigation.

Hanoi finalizes location for Tu Lien Bridge construction

The Hanoi People's Committee has approved the construction site and design for Tu Lien Bridge, connecting Tay Ho, Long Bien, and Dong Anh districts.

Police warn of real estate scams fueled by merger rumors

Thai Binh police caution investors to be wary of land price manipulation sparked by unfounded administrative merger rumors.

End of lucrative resignation support for Ho Chi Minh City civil servants

Financial support of up to $114,000 for civil servants resigning amid restructuring is no longer available under the latest government decree.

Celebrity-endorsed Kera gummies face product recall over safety violations

Ho Chi Minh City Food Safety Department orders recall of Kera vegetable gummies for incorrect labeling and false nutritional information.

How Vietnamese police stormed a notorious scam den in Cambodia

Lai Chau Police and Cambodian authorities dismantled a sophisticated transnational scam network in a high-risk operation.

Dak Lak urges undocumented migrants in Thailand to come home voluntarily

The Dak Lak government reassures ethnic minorities residing illegally in Thailand that they will not face legal consequences and will receive support to rebuild their lives.

HCM City approves massive land reclamation project

The land reclamation component covers a total area of over 1,357ha and has been designated as a Group A project with a 50-year operational timeline.

When money talks: The scandal of Hau “Phao” and Phuc Son Group

With over $5.5 million in bribes, Hau “Phao” dominated public projects, causing massive state losses and legal fallout.

Vietnam saves 448,000 kWh during Earth Hour 2025

To maximise impact, the Ministry called on local authorities and EVN to conduct awareness campaigns throughout March, encouraging individuals, organisations, and businesses to switch off unnecessary lights and devices during Earth Hour.

Reorganizing Ho Chi Minh City: No more districts and suburban divisions

Ho Chi Minh City plans to eliminate district-level administrative units, reshaping the city's layout to optimize development.

Cheap but risky: The booming business of 'dirty skewers' in Hanoi

Cheap, tasty, and convenient, these skewers have become a favorite among students despite serious health risks.

Hungarian journalist’s photos of Vietnam find their way home

More than 400 black-and-white photos taken by Hungarian journalist László Rozsa during his time in Vietnam over 50 years ago have found a permanent home at the National Archives, thanks to the heartfelt efforts of his son.