Việt Nam News

Hackers have used phishing techniques to impersonate emails from popular booking platforms amid forecasts of surging room reservations ahead of the New Year and Tết (Lunar New Year) holidays.

The aid comes in five forms: construction investment, technical assistance, supply of goods, cash grants, and others determined by the Prime Minister.

Troops, police, and locals in Đắk Lắk rally together to clean up and rebuild communities after devastating floods.

While An Giang reports strong growth and rapid progress on expressways and APEC-related works, ministries face mounting pressure to clear backlogs and unlock stalled projects.

According to information from the Consulate General of Việt Nam in Hong Kong and Macao (China), no Vietnamese citizens have been recorded among the victims so far.

The new software system will improve the quality of appraisals, shorten approval times, minimise errors and risks and enable accurate assessment of each task’s contribution

Around 80 local and international scholars, policymakers and researchers gathered at the Vietnam Business, Economics and Resources Conference 2025 (VBER2025) in HCM City on Thursday.

The Việt Nam Food Bank Network has launched a campaign called “Miền Trung Yêu Thương” (Loving central region) to mobilise community and corporate support for people affected by severe flooding in the former central provinces of Phú Yên and Bình Định, and Khánh Hòa.

The 2025 HCM City Artificial Intelligence Challenge (AI Challenge 2025) honoured 41 outstanding teams for their innovative AI solutions supporting smart city development.

Despite the geographical distance, medical co-operation between Việt Nam and Mexico has been maintained steadily, achieving notable results, among them co-operation in traditional medicine.

The court ruled that the offences extremely serious, morally bankrupt and destructive to all familial ethics, leaving no possibility of reconciliation.

The scheme focuses on expanding public transport, improving road infrastructure, and strengthening traffic management to keep pace with rapid urban growth. With clearer priorities and coordinated investment, the city aims to create safer, smoother and more sustainable travel for millions of residents.

In 2025, the Party Committee, People’s Council and People’s Committee demonstrated unified, decisive and effective leadership and administration, producing positive and important results.

According to the Hà Nội Department of Construction, by 2030 the city will need nearly 1,700 parking facilities covering about 1,800 hectares for vehicles. Currently, only around 72 official car parks are in operation – less than 10 per cent of the planned number.

The goal is that by 2035, Việt Nam will be able to control severe flooding and build a modern, climate-adaptive drainage system.

Nearly eight million vehicles – of which six million are motorbikes, many of them old – are considered a major contributor to PM2.5 dust and other toxic gas emissions.

In low-emission zones, gasoline-powered motorbikes and scooters will be banned from circulating depending on time frames or areas; vehicles operating on application platforms will also not be allowed to operate.

Coastal cities and provinces were urged to guide vessels still at sea, especially in areas directly threatened by the storm, to quickly move to safe waters or return to port.