Vietnam’s rice exports are facing shipping delays and rising costs as tensions in the Middle East disrupt logistics, prompting traders to reassess contracts, officials said on March 24.
A 12th-grade student in Thanh Hoa Province has been accused of developing malware used to infiltrate more than 94,000 computers worldwide, generating illicit profits worth tens of billions of VND.
A French woman of Vietnamese origin has returned to Hanoi for a third time within a year, determined to find her birth mother despite having only scant information.
Vietnam raised domestic fuel prices from 11 pm on March 24 following a joint decision by the ministries of industry and trade and finance, citing ongoing instability in the Middle East.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced a financial support package to help developing member countries mitigate economic fallout from the Middle East conflict.
Police in Dong Nai Province have received 344 Vietnamese citizens repatriated from Cambodia after falling victim to “easy job, high pay” scams, authorities said on March 24.
Vietnam is considering halving environmental protection tax on fuel products until mid-2026 to ease cost pressures and help control inflation amid volatile global energy prices.
Vietnam has approved a national programme to protect children online and strengthen their digital skills as part of broader digital transformation efforts.
Seventeen people have been hospitalised with suspected food poisoning after eating banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) from a street vendor in Quang Ngai Province.
Vietnam and France are seeking to expand cooperation in railway development, particularly high-speed rail, following talks in Paris between officials and industry representatives.
Many domestic flights in Vietnam will be cancelled from April 1 as rising jet fuel costs and supply concerns linked to Middle East tensions strain the aviation sector.
Authorities plan to install safety nets and decorative lighting on Ben Thuy 1 Bridge, a site associated with multiple suicide incidents, in a bid to improve safety and reduce risks.
Two Japanese tourists in critical condition aboard a cruise ship were rushed to Ho Chi Minh City for emergency treatment after falling seriously ill en route from Singapore to Taiwan.