Dec 23 (Reuters) - Vietnam's Communist Party chief To Lam, who is seeking a new mandate as the ‌country's top ​leader, has earned a reputation as an ambitious risk-taker whose ‌brief initial tenure ...

Vietnam’s strong economic growth in 2025 may be unsustainable without responsible reform centred on modernising its ...

Vietnam delivered a historic karate performance at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games by finishing first in the discipline after ...

Vietnam's ruling Communist Party will convene its 14th five-yearly congress on January 19-25 to select top leaders and set ...

Vietnam’s trade surplus with the US, its biggest export market, is on track to surpass last year’s level even as negotiators push to finalize a tariff deal meant to rein in the gap.

Vietnam has revved up South China Sea land reclamation efforts this year, beginning construction on eight previously ...

Party chief To Lam is seen as the favourite to retain the top post, with confirmation due at January’s party congress.

Vietnam has climbed three spots to be the biggest climber in the December update of FIFA ranking, while Malaysia suffered the ...

Vietnam on Friday started construction on several large infrastructure projects, including five stations of a railway system ...

Despite a string of devastating storms in the second half of the year, foreign tourist arrivals have risen by more than a ...

Vietnam gold price rose Tuesday morning as global rates reached a new record amid geopolitical tensions which drove up demand ...