Misleading advertisements and counterfeit goods are thriving in the fast-growing world of social media and e-commerce, exposing consumers to mounting risks. As digital platforms blur the line between genuine and fake, calls are growing louder for tighter oversight to protect public trust and market integrity.
Việt Nam National University-HCM City is hoping to transform its mathematics department into a top 100 global entity by reimagining how the subject is taught and applied in the digital age.
Network operators will review databases and apply service suspension measures, or even terminate contracts for violations.
The prolonged heatwave is directly affecting the livelihoods of many informal workers.
The number of cases has shown an upward trend in recent weeks and is higher than the same period in 2025.
Government delegations have visited Khmer communities across the southern region to extend greetings ahead of the Chol Chnam Thmay festival, their traditional New Year.
A Vietnamese court on Monday began the trial of 12 former police officers accused of falsifying official records to help drug users avoid compulsory rehabilitation, in a case authorities say highlights corruption risks within local law enforcement.
All school students in the rural commune of Hòa Vang in the central city will be provided free textbooks in the 2026-27 academic year as the local authorities had raised more than VNĐ2 billion from donors in supplying 91,000 books for 7,000 students at the commune.
The southernmost province of Cà Mau is stepping up international integration efforts to boost exports, attract investment, and strengthen its key economic sectors.
Manh Nguyen, 32, tried to escape from the property in Leyland, Lancashire, but said he was captured by gang bosses who beat him and chained his ankles to stop him fleeing again.
Wang Hua, wanted by Chinese authorities, was tracked down in a coastal ward popular with foreign residents before being transferred at a northern border gate.
The An Giang Province People’s Committee has recognised Mỹ Hòa Hưng Commune as an island commune, marking a new step in local socio-economic development.
Taking the digital leap not only enhances the efficiency of local management, but also facilitates access for residents and businesses, aiming to build a smart and modern society.
A deepening shortage of seasonal labour is placing increasing strain on agriculture and fisheries in rural HCM City, forcing farmers and fishermen to adapt as traditional production practices become harder to sustain.
HCM City authorities are accelerating preparations for breaking ground on three major seaports, which is expected to be done on April 30, Reunification Day.
The project is being developed by VinSpeed, a subsidiary of Vingroup, with a total investment of over VNĐ147 trillion (approximately US$5.6 billion), excluding site clearance costs.
The Việt Nam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of HCM City and the Coast Guard Region No. 3 Command have officially signed a coordination programme for the 2026-30 period, aimed at enhancing maritime sovereignty protection and supporting fishing communities.
The facility aims to address growing demand for medical examination and treatment among residents of both countries, particularly in border areas.
