Experts discuss nuclear energy development for national growth in new era

These developments underscore the Party and State’s determination to harness atomic energy as a strategic lever to ensure energy security, drive sustainable development, and deliver on Vietnam’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050.

Bus overturns on Tam Dao pass, leaving one dead and several injured

A 35-seat passenger bus overturned this morning on the road leading to Tam Dao town (Tam Dao district, Vinh Phuc province), resulting in one fatality and multiple injuries. Authorities are currently conducting rescue operations.

Gold prices hit new peak, market needs stabilizing: experts

Gold prices have soared to a new record high of VND122.5 million per tael, with people rushing to buy. Experts say stabilizing the gold market is challenging in the current context because of a supply shortage.

Natural sciences student writes about Quan Ho folk music, wins US scholarship

By showcasing a passion for preserving the values of ancient Quan Ho Bac Ninh folk music on his application, a natural sciences major conquered multiple US universities, securing scholarships from several.

The tale of a surrendered pilot who bombed Tan Son Nhat Airport

Once on the opposing side, Tran Van On joined the Quyet Thang Squadron, delivering a critical strike on Tan Son Nhat Airport, contributing to the Ho Chi Minh Campaign’s victory in 1975.

Vietnam rises as Southeast Asia’s go-to for Indian tourists

Vietnam is outshining Thailand as Indian travelers seek luxury, value, and cultural compatibility.

Politburo appoints new Party secretaries amid administrative overhaul

Vietnam’s Politburo and Secretariat have approved a sweeping leadership restructuring in response to provincial mergers, aiming to streamline governance and improve administrative efficiency.

The emerald gateway to Rung Sac guerrilla base in Can Gio

Explore Can Gio’s UNESCO biosphere reserve and historic Rung Sac base on this forest-lined road.

Who’s watching? Regulatory blind spots behind $20 million fake milk scandal

A massive counterfeit milk ring reveals dangerous flaws in Vietnam’s food safety system and business ethics.

Leaked data fuels smarter scams: Vietnam drafts personal data law

Scammers are exploiting stolen personal data to deceive victims. Vietnam responds with legal reform.

Global ambassadors breathe life into Vietnamese language education

Vietnamese language ambassadors have brought fresh momentum to promoting Vietnamese learning among overseas communities, especially younger generations.

Chinese scammers use AI deepfakes to extort Vietnamese entrepreneurs

A high-tech blackmail ring used fake explicit content and cryptocurrency to scam nearly 1,000 victims.

Vietnam rises as regional tech powerhouse for global giants

Vietnam is fast becoming a strategic hub for global tech firms like Nvidia and Google.

Free bus rides and extended metro service in HCMC for April 30 celebrations

On Vietnam’s Reunification Day, April 30, Ho Chi Minh City residents will enjoy free bus rides on 133 routes. Meanwhile, Metro Line 1 (Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien) will increase service frequency and extend operating hours.

“How many shades of spring”: A tribute to the feminine form

Artist Hoang Vo will hold his solo exhibition “How many shades of spring” at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association from May 2 to 8.

Vietnam Blockchain Association flags TrustX Market for fraud risks

TrustX Market is under scrutiny by the Vietnam Blockchain Association for unauthorized use of images and promoting risky investment models resembling multi-level marketing schemes.

VTV Binh Dien Long An books semifinal berth at Asian Club Championship 2025

Lu Thi Phuong continued her brilliant form, playing a crucial role in helping VTV Binh Dien Long An defeat Kaohsiung Taipower 3-1 to advance to the semifinals of the 2025 Asian Women’s Club Volleyball Championship.

Vietnam’s first rice husk-fueled biomass power plant inaugurated in Hau Giang

With a total capacity of 20MW, this is the first biomass power plant of its kind to be put into operation in Vietnam. The plant is expected to consume approximately 130,000 tonnes of rice husk and woodchips annually.

Massive parade rehearsal captivates HCM City ahead of reunification anniversary

On the evening of April 25, a grand parade rehearsal took place in downtown Ho Chi Minh City, marking a key milestone ahead of the official celebration of the 50th anniversary of Vietnam’s reunification on April 30.

More public security officers to join UN peacekeeping mission

Since 2022, the Central Public Security Party Committee and the ministry’s leaders have sent four working groups to the UNMISS and UN Interim Security Force for Abyei, and one officer to work at the UN Police Division.

Manufacturing firms optimistic about Q2 despite mounting challenges: survey

Foreign-invested enterprises (FDI) are the most optimistic, with 87% forecasting either improvements or stability in production and operations. State-owned enterprises follow with 84.7%, and non-state firms at 84.1%.

UN Special Envoy proposes road safety solutions in Vietnam

Commenting on Vietnam’s traffic regulations, Todt observed that penalties, primarily fines, remain relatively lenient. Beyond stricter laws, the key lies in changing public behaviour and ingrained driving habits, he said.

Hanoi tops E-Commerce Business Index 2025

The Vietnam E-Commerce Association (VECOM) has unveiled the Vietnam E-Commerce Business Index 2025 (EBI 2025) report, with Hanoi securing the top spot.

Vietnamese, Lao defence ministries beef up ties

Minister of National Defence Gen. Phan Van Giang met with his Lao counterpart Sen. Lieut. Gen Khamliang Outhakaysone in Vientiane on April 25, as part of State President Luong Cuong’s visit to Laos.

The general who broke Saigon's steel gate recalls the final battle

As Vietnam marks 50 years of reunification, memories of the fierce battle that breached the “steel gate” at Xuan Loc and led to the final push into Saigon flood back like a vivid film in the mind of Major General Nguyen Ngoc Doanh.