Four new cases confirmed, bringing country’s total to 324 Two cabin crew from Vietnam Airlines are among the latest patients to test positive for COVID-19, according to the Ministry of Health (MoH).

Phở Thìn – Hà Nội’s signature dish – conquers Australian tastebuds Despite the rain lashing Melbourne over recent days, a long line of customers are seen patiently waiting for their turn to enjoy phở (noodle soup) served at newly-opened Phở Thìn, one of Việt Nam’s renowned trademarks for phở, in the city.

Living in the best place to watch the sunrise

Anyone who has ever seen films of the upper class living in New York must be familiar with The Hamptons, a town full of sunshine, blue seas, beaches and 300-year-old heritage right along the coast. This is the upper land of the rich and famous stars in the US. Việt Nam also has a dreamlike place like The Hamptons – it is Halong Marina, a big urban area on the banks of Hạ Long Bay.

Japanese expat falls for Vietnamese literature At first, he never imagined he would study in Việt Nam, but it was the locals’ hospitality and generosity enticed him to come back.

Start-up makes overseas students feel right at home

Touching down in Melbourne, Australia to begin a term of overseas study, Trần Thanh Vân was nervous. Her fears evaporated when she was welcomed by a Vietnamese student from an airport pickup service that she had booked in Việt Nam.

Vietnamese inventor blazing a trail in the land of the rising sun

To make a name for oneself in a foreign country is no mean feat, but to do that in Japan, that too in the early seventies and eighties, takes extraordinary resolve and perseverance, qualities that Trần Ngọc Phúc has displayed in ample measure.

Overseas student releases music video on depression

Phạm Phương Tú, a Vietnamese singer-songwriter studying fine arts at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design in the UK, will release her first music video on World Health Day, April 7.

Vietnamese across the world celebrate Tết

Vietnamese overseas in the US and Canada joined a number of activities to celebrate Tết, Vietnamese Lunar New Year in their host country.

SIM registration: Mostly ayes, nay has a point

Last week, Việt Nam News asked its readers if they support the Ministry of Information and Communications’ decision to retrieve unregistered SIM cards to crack down on advertising, cheating messages. Here are some of the readers’ comments. Most of them support the obligation.

Australia world's most expensive for international students Australia is the most expensive place for an international student to attend university, ahead of Singapore and the United States, with India the cheapest, a study showed.