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Why Ho Chi Minh City’s Flood‑Control Plans May Still Disrupt Daily Life

HCMC plans to implement 87 projects worth VND142.34 trillion to address flooding at 50 locations by 2030. 

25-10-2026

Why Vietnam Needs Foreign Direct Investment to Keep Growing

Vietnam must continue attracting foreign direct investment to achieve double-digit economic growth, Finance Minister Ngo Van Tuan told lawmakers, while stressing the need to strengthen domestic industries and technological capabilities.

24-10-2026

New Food Safety Law: What It Means for Street Food and Online Orders

Vietnam's government has proposed putting the Ministry of Health in charge of coordinating food safety regulation nationwide, replacing a fragmented system in which three ministries share oversight of the food supply chain.

24-10-2026

Vietnam’s Draft Law Uses Zones, Incentives and Data to Cut Vehicle Pollution

Vietnam's government is proposing policies to encourage a shift away from fossil fuel-powered vehicles as part of amendments to environmental legislation aimed at reducing traffic emissions and improving urban air quality.

24-10-2026

Why Finding Sperm Donors Is So Difficult in Vietnam

Wanting to become a single mother after the breakdown of her marriage, a 36-year-old woman spent more than two years looking for a man willing to donate sperm and meet the requirements for the sample to be stored in a sperm bank.

24-10-2026

What You Can and Cannot Bring to the BIGBANG Hanoi Concert

From cameras and perfume to reusable water bottles, everyday items are on the prohibited list for BIGBANG's October 24-25 concerts at My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi, leaving fans scrambling to rethink what to pack.

24-10-2026

How to Keep Your iPhone Duo’s Folding Screen Safe

A $1,999 iPhone Duo reportedly developed a crack along its inner folding display less than six hours after its owner received the device in Australia, raising concerns about the durability of Apple's new foldable smartphone.

24-10-2026

Proposed Culture Cards May Open New Doors for Students and Low‑Income Families

Vietnam's government has proposed a national culture card to help students, low-income households and other eligible groups access cultural products and services, as part of a broader bill aimed at developing the country's cultural industries.

24-10-2026

Hanoi’s High‑Tech Heritage: Young Audiences Find New Life in Old Sites

On October 8, Hanoi Drama Theatre staged The Legend of Hoan Kiem Lake, the standout production in the Moments series of cultural industry events. 

24-10-2026

Fitness Must Match Reputation in Vietnam’s Squad Picks

Vietnam coach Kim Sang Sik may need more players to show the same courage as Quang Hai, who withdrew from national team duty to prioritize his fitness, when selecting his squad for November's FIFA international window.

24-10-2026