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Fake channels profit from VTV content
Vietnam Television (VTV) is among the broadcasters hardest hit by copyright infringement. As the World Cup draws closer, nearly 70 fake channels and social media groups have been found impersonating VTV, illegally reposting and exploiting its content.
Hà Nội cracks down on counterfeits
Society 02:01Counterfeit goods are spreading rapidly across online platforms, driven by profit margins that can reach several hundred per cent. But behind these cheap branded knockoffs lies a growing cost - damaging legitimate businesses, distorting fair competition and undermining consumer rights.
Fake channels profit from VTV content
Society 02:08Vietnam Television (VTV) is among the broadcasters hardest hit by copyright infringement. As the World Cup draws closer, nearly 70 fake channels and social media groups have been found impersonating VTV, illegally reposting and exploiting its content.
Việt Nam pushes innovation to attract next-generation FDI
Society 06:15Việt Nam is home to more than 46,000 active foreign-invested projects as of the end of April 2026, with total registered capital exceeding 543 billion US dollars, according to the Foreign Investment Agency. Vietnamese firms are accelerating investment in automation and digital manufacturing to strengthen their position in higher-value supply chains. International and domestic businesses are increasingly collaborating on technology transfer, research and digital operations.
Major DNA effort launched at Giồng Riềng
Society 03:21More than 50 years after the war ended, Việt Nam is still searching for the identities of hundreds of thousands of fallen soldiers. At Giồng Riềng Martyrs Cemetery in An Giang Province, a new effort is now underway to help bring some of those names home.
China promotes child-friendly cities
Society 02:44Cities are a place of hustle and bustle, services and business. But they are also where children live, learn and play. In China, that idea is gaining ground, with growing attention to the public spaces and support systems that shape children’s development.
Việt Nam strives against child abuse
Society 08:22Recent child abuse cases circulating online have raised concerns about how children are being protected in Việt Nam, especially within family environments, where abuse often goes unnoticed until serious harm occurs. Việt Nam’s child protection system is guided by the 2016 Law on Children and Decree 56/2017. The framework defines three levels of child protection: Prevention, Support, and Intervention.
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