Vietnam places order for 250 Boeing aircraft

Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet have placed two separate orders totaling 250 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, highlighting Vietnam’s status as one of the most promising aviation markets in Southeast Asia.

Luxury thief gets 10 years for stealing billions from HCMC malls

Claiming he couldn’t abandon his luxury lifestyle, a man resorted to theft in top-tier stores. His sentence: 10 years behind bars.

Luxury train experience coming to Hai Phong in May

A newly upgraded train named “Hoa Phuong Do” (Red Flamboyant) featuring 20 cars designed in the distinct style of Hai Phong will soon offer tourists a premium railway travel experience.

Vietnam appoints Corps 34 commander as Deputy Chief of General Staff

Major General Nguyen Ba Luc, Commander of Corps 34, has been appointed Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army.

Vietnam ready for US talks on solar tariffs

Vietnam has expressed its willingness to engage in discussions with the United States to address recent tariff issues concerning solar panels, calling for fair, objective consideration of all relevant information in line with international practices.

Vietnam’s tariff shock: A crisis or catalyst for global reinvention?

The United States’ decision to impose a 46% import tariff on Vietnamese goods has sent shockwaves through Vietnam’s export-driven economy. To remain globally competitive, Vietnam must restructure its economic model.

Vietnam establishes expert council to advise PM on economic policy

The newly established council will offer strategic advice on socio-economic development and crisis response, with Tran Quoc Khanh as standing member.

Authorities confirm discovery of 18 human skulls in Nghe An cave

Authorities have confirmed the discovery of 18 human skulls along with several other bone fragments in a cave at Len Chua, located in Nghia Thanh commune, Nghia Dan district, Nghe An province.

Hailstorm batters Ha Giang, damages rooftops and farmland

A sudden hailstorm lasting around 20 minutes struck Niem Son commune in Meo Vac district, Ha Giang province on the afternoon of April 24, damaging rooftops and affecting agricultural land.

Tragedy in Nam Dinh: Sister dies after rat poison accident

Two sisters in Nam Dinh province mistakenly drank rat poison, resulting in the death of the elder sibling while the younger remains in intensive care.

Prime Minister directs creation of youth science feedback channel

Vietnam will launch a platform to gather young people's input on science, innovation, and digital transformation, following a directive from PM Pham Minh Chinh.

Vietnam and EU to map out new era of strategic cooperation

Party General Secretary To Lam emphasized the need for Vietnam and the European Union (EU) to strengthen cooperation, enhance political trust, and hold in-depth exchanges to agree on a roadmap for elevating their partnership to new heights.

Vietnam’s gaming industry to hit USD 1.66 billion in 2025

Vietnam has emerged as one of the world’s leading countries in mobile game publishing. In 2024, three out of the ten most downloaded mobile games globally were developed in Vietnam.

Vietnam tightens customs checks to counter US tariff risks

Vietnamese customs authorities will tighten control over raw material sources to prevent foreign goods from being falsely labeled as “Made in Vietnam” for export to the United States and other markets.

Coffee capital Dak Lak becomes top shrimp hub after merger

Following its merger with Phu Yen, Dak Lak emerges as a shrimp farming leader, surprising many with its new aquaculture identity.

iPhone 17 Air set to stun with ultra-thin design and 12GB RAM

A wave of leaks surrounding the upcoming iPhone 17 Air - a completely new, ultra-thin iPhone model - has stirred excitement ahead of its anticipated fall launch.

Shakyamuni Buddha relics to tour Vietnam during Vesak 2025

The relics of Shakyamuni Buddha, recognized as a national treasure of India, will be paraded and enshrined in HCM City and three other provinces for public veneration.

Counterfeit health supplements targeting infants uncovered in Vietnam

Authorities are investigating a fake supplement ring led by a Hanoi-based firm producing fake children’s products like BABY SHARK and Medi Kid Calcium K2.

Ho Chi Minh City display reimagines victory with upside-down tank

At Nguyen Hue Walking Street in Ho Chi Minh City, a display of Bach Dang wooden stakes and a three-ton tank suspended upside-down has become a major attraction, especially among young visitors eager to take photos.

New chairwoman appointed at PGBank

Cao Thi Thuy Nga takes the helm at PGBank as the board sees major reshuffle.

HDBank assesses minimal risk from U.S. tariff impact

Despite U.S. tariffs on Vietnamese exports, HDBank reports low exposure, with loans tied to U.S. trade accounting for under 1.5% of its total.

Vietnam, Belarus seek ways to enhance ties at political consultation

Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang and Belarusian First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs S. Lukashevich co-chaired the 4th Vietnam – Belarus political consultation in Minsk on April 24.

Lightning storm lights up northern Vietnam with over 23,000 strikes

Radar data from Vietnam’s upper-air meteorological monitoring system shows that from last night through this morning, heavy rains were accompanied by more than 23,000 lightning strikes across northern Vietnam.

VN's durian exports to China overtaken by Thai products, face threat from Laos

The Chinese durian market has value expected to reach $10 billion for Vietnam However, durian exports to the market face quality warnings and new competition from Laos and Indonesia.

Lung Phinh market: Where mountain cuisine meets soulful tradition

Every Friday, the highland market in Lao Cai bursts with life, culture, and dishes you won’t find in any city restaurant.