In developing public transport to 2030, Hanoi should choose a low-cost, high-efficiency model with investment made in stages – short, medium and long term, according to architect Tran Huy Anh.

Owning a collection of hundreds of pots and pans, a Hanoi housewife feels her married life is sweet and perfect.

WHO experts urge Vietnam to adopt an aggressive tax policy on tobacco, suggesting that higher rates will contribute to both public health goals and increased tax revenue.

The news about a couple in Hue City building luxurious tombs for themselves has raised curiosity and attracted visitors to the city.

The number of employed workers is on the rise, but the labour market growth is not sustainable, due to a significant proportion of informal employment and unstable jobs.

The government should focus on building infrastructure, while the private sector equips it with supporting facilities, from which they can generate profits to recover their investments, say experts.

Although the authorities have taken steps to prevent child injuries, the outcomes remain unsatisfactory, requiring new approaches to establish a safe environment for children.

Customs officials at Noi Bai International Airport intercepted a foreign national attempting to smuggle approximately 7kg of suspected gold concealed in metal bars. The incident has been handed over to Hanoi police for further investigation.

They will work alongside local teachers to develop Vietnamese students’ English skills, creating greater access to educational and employment opportunities.

After nearly a month of trial, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court on October 17 announced its verdict in the second phase of the case involving property developer Van Thinh Phat Group and Saigon Joint Stock Commercial Bank (SCB).

Ho Chi Minh City’s upcoming pedestrian bridge, shaped like a nipa palm leaf, will link District 1 and Thu Duc City, marking a new architectural icon for the city.

Experts recommend special policies for the North-South high-speed railway project, emphasizing the role of domestic contractors and a focus on maintaining sufficient funding.

Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed a resurgence in homelessness and begging, particularly near religious sites and markets, with beggars employing complex tactics that challenge local enforcement.

The court has received 5,965 compensation requests from victims of the Van Thinh Phat bond fraud case, with defendant Truong My Lan agreeing to use personal and corporate assets to repay victims.

A video clip showing a woman snapping an elastic band on employees' hands during a training course has been viewed by many netizens on social networks.

A 48-km railway line linking HCM City to the under-construction Long Thanh airport in neighbouring Dong Nai Province will be built between 2026 and 2029, costing VNĐ84.7 trillion (US$3.42 billion).

Eleven component projects of the 2017-2020 North-South expressway, including rest areas, are still missing after the route being opened to traffic for more than a year.

With streets filled with parked cars, residents of Dam Trau in Hanoi face serious traffic issues and safety concerns, prompting them to set up barriers and call for urgent intervention.

The karaoke bar has been vacant since a devastating fire claimed the lives of 32 people in 2022.

TOD (Transit Oriented Development), an urban development model with public transport put at the center, is believed to be the key for Hanoi to build a railway network, increase land values, and develop new economic centers.