Việt Nam News

Expulsion and public shaming have been scrapped under new Ministry of Education rules, replaced with essays and counselling aimed at changing behaviour.

This laundry does not welcome you with words, but sign language and a five star service. At SÁNG, a franchise run by the deaf and hearing-impaired community, work is not just about making a living – it has become a pathway to confidence, empowerment and inclusion.

Industry representatives and business associations attending the workshop welcomed the draft’s direction. They highlighted the Government’s commitment to building a clear and transparent legal framework that would underpin green growth, the circular economy, and enhanced national competitiveness.

Việt Nam is the undisputed champion of the Personal Finance Index, coming in 1st place for the fifth year in a row.

As one of the largest and most modern facilities of its kind in Southeast Asia, the plant marks a major step forward in Hà Nội’s efforts to address the growing challenges of urban waste.

Biometric services, now available at check-in counters, security checkpoints and boarding gates, allow passengers to complete formalities with a single facial scan instead of producing ID cards or boarding passes.

The HCM City University of Technology (HCMUT) and the Australian University of Technology Sydney (UTS) on September 17 officially welcomed its first cohort of students of the Transnational Education (TNE) programme for a Bachelor of International Engineering degree.

Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Việt Nam said that the agency has yet to finalise a plan and is still gathering opinions from experts and passengers.

For many years, despite limited resources, Việt Nam has remained determined to respond to climate change.

With the theme 'Safe Care for Every Newborn and Every Child', the day aims to drive meaningful improvements and reaffirm every child's right to safe and quality care.

Authorities in Quảng Trị confirmed two Lao citizens were among three people killed when a truck lost control and crashed into a banana market on Wednesday morning.

Featuring cutting-edge technology, hundreds of side events and record-breaking crowds, the exhibition at the Việt Nam Exhibition Centre has set a new benchmark for mega-events in the country.

University student project NIION has succeeded in turning garlic peel into flammable biomass pellets. Their product, certified to be environmentally friendly, aims to reduce the use of harmful fuels. On its way to be mass produced and commercialise, NIION garlic pellets could be an effective substitution for normal coal.

After making enormous progress over the last two decades, Việt Nam is emerging as an international hub for high-quality healthcare, and is positioning itself to compete at the regional level.

Security camera footage from nearby residents shows the truck careering down a steep slope before smashing into dozens of motorbikes and shoppers.

HCM City authorities are accelerating work on four major social housing developments as they struggle to meet a national target of delivering 100,000 affordable homes by the end of 2030.

The move is part of efforts to put a permanent end to so-called “pavement markets” and temporary trading sites that have proliferated in the city.

The Ministry of Public Security argued that paying salaries and wages from the State budget and then taxing those very same payments before returning them to the State budget creates unnecessary procedures and staffing requirements for tax collection.