Gia Binh airport master plan approved to handle 5 million passengers

Approved as a dual-use airport, Gia Binh is expected to significantly support northern Vietnam’s aviation demands.

Vietnamese fans to see Thunderbolts five days before US release

Marvel’s latest blockbuster Thunderbolts will premiere in Vietnam on April 30, offering fans an early look ahead of the global debut.

PM: Institutional reform must drive national development

The government plans to present 35 laws and resolutions at the next National Assembly session in May. Institutional reform is considered one of three strategic breakthroughs.

Deadly house fire in Hanoi alley claims two lives

A fire tore through a home in a narrow alley in Trung Liet, Hanoi, killing two and injuring none as three others made a narrow escape.

Party Chief’s requirements and the people’s freedom to do business

When the number of required business conditions is far too high and the quality is low, it is a clear manifestation of the “if it can’t be managed, ban it” mindset, which creates a legal system that leans toward control rather than development.

Professor Le Anh Vinh: true success isn’t about perfect grades

Many parents think that having their children get all 10s and becoming champions is a high expectation, but those are all just 'low expectations', according to education expert Le Anh Vinh.

Tourists shocked by ‘rivers of trash’ as Vietnam races to green its tourism

From plastic in Ha Long Bay to green gaps nationwide, experts urge immediate reform in Vietnam’s tourism model.

10 exciting Apple products to look forward to in 2025

From a redesigned iPhone 17 to a new AirPods Pro, Apple has a packed year of innovations ahead.

Vietnam’s U17 team return home as heroes after AFC Asian Cup journey

Despite missing a World Cup spot, the U17 team earned praise from fans and their coach for their courage and growth throughout the tournament.

Directors jailed in Vietnam’s $20M counterfeit milk scandal

The Ministry of Public Security has detained several top executives for producing fake powdered milk under 573 different labels, targeting at-risk groups like diabetics and infants.

Fatal industrial gas leak in Vietnam sends 41 workers to hospital

Dozens of workers at a company in Ba Ria - Vung Tau were hospitalized after experiencing symptoms of fatigue and shortness of breath, suspected to be caused by gas inhalation. One worker has died as a result.

Motorbike stunt video shocks Vietnam: Woman performs acrobatics in traffic

A viral video of a woman dancing and doing stunts on a moving motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City has prompted a police investigation and public backlash.

Young worker's struggles: 10 years at commune level without permanent posts

Many members of the 500 Young Intellectuals Project have fixed-term labor contracts and are unable to secure permanent civil service positions.

Choosing leaders must be linked with 'cadre planning, leadership rejuvenation'

When choosing a new provincial chairman during the administrative unit merger, it is necessary to take into account some factors, including leadership team rejuvenation and long-term cadre planning.

Vietnamese stars cash in, but risk ruin

With their huge influence, Vietnamese celebrities are hot picks for brands, earning sky-high fees up to billions, but one misstep can bring bitter fallout.

Vietnam cuts land lease fees by 30% for 2024

The government has approved a 30% reduction in land lease fees for 2024 under Decree 87/2025, effective from April 11.

Wanderlust magazine spotlights Vietnam’s top adventure travel spots

A new feature from Wanderlust places Vietnam front and center for nature lovers and thrill-chasers.

Tutoring centers boom, parents end up paying more for children’s extra classes

Many parents have complained that they are bearing a heavier financial burden after the Ministry of Education and Training’s (MOET) issued Circular 29, which prohibits teachers from giving private tutoring to their students at school.

Vietnam buys 7,500 new motorbikes daily in Q1 2025

Vietnam sees 673,055 motorbikes sold in Q1 2025, averaging 7,500 per day.

From failing her first university exam in VN to graduating from MIT

Failing the university entrance exam on her first attempt, then taking a make-up exam and succeeding at the second attempt but dropping out in the middle before trying again, Linh never imagined she would one day reach MIT and Harvard.

Two key cybersecurity laws to be merged under Ministry of Public Security

The Ministry of Public Security proposes merging two existing laws to streamline state management in digital security.

Ministry proposes remote work for civil servants, expansion of leave benefits

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) believes that, given advancing information technology, some civil servants should be allowed to work part-time or remotely, prioritizing work efficiency.

Village likened to ‘mini Singapore’, attracts tourists due to special policy

Perched precariously on a mountain range over 1,000 meters high and requiring a 5-6 hour trek through the forest to reach, Aur village in Quang Nam is a popular destination, thanks to its "communal feeding of guests" tradition.

Vietnam to merge provinces into 34 units, reduce communes by 70%

The Party Central Committee has approved a sweeping restructuring plan that will reduce provinces to 34 and eliminate district-level governance.

Vietnam prepares for Party Congress 14 with key personnel, policy updates

General Secretary To Lam affirms national strategy for sustainable, high-quality development with added leadership planning for Party Congress 14.