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A bilingual English-Spanish book titled 'Ambitions for a Strong Vietnam in the New Era,' compiling speeches and writings by General Secretary and President Tô Lâm, has been published in Mexico. The book, aiming to strengthen ties with Latin American countries, outlines Vietnam's development strategy focused on independence, self-reliance, and technology.
Vietnam's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 51.9 in September from 53.3 in August, yet remained above the 50-point threshold for the 15th consecutive month, indicating sustained sector health. The government is accelerating efforts to remove bottlenecks in institutions, finance, investment, and digital transformation to support economic growth.
Vietnam's theater scene is accelerating its international outreach, marked by the successful inaugural "Vietnam Theater Week" in Paris. Through collaborations with French directors, traditional arts are being presented in contemporary ways, deepening cultural exchange. Future challenges include sustained international cooperation and innovative production methods.
The US announced the rerouting of $52 million in military aid, originally designated for Europe and the Middle East, to four Latin American countries: Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This move underscores the US's prioritization of Latin America as a key security region, aiming to bolster counter-narcotics efforts and protect strategic interests.
The global economy is under unprecedented pressure from geopolitical tensions, volatile energy and financial markets, and rising trade barriers. Developing countries, in particular, face an urgent need to diversify supply sources, strengthen domestic production capacity, and deepen international cooperation.
Vietnamese nutrition experts suggest morning beverages like warm water, green tea, black coffee, and natural flavored water can benefit kidney health. These drinks aid in waste removal and fluid balance, supporting kidney function.
Vietnamese film director Khương Ngọc, following the box office success of his latest film "Lên Hương," discussed his approach of tempering his artistic individuality to cater to audience preferences. The discussion focused on how he navigated challenges such as a difficult theme and the novelty of the "black comedy" genre.
Vietnam is accelerating the development of its young workforce to meet the growing demand for nuclear technology applications in healthcare, agriculture, industry, and environmental sectors, alongside plans for nuclear power generation. Efforts include strengthening domestic research institutions and fostering international cooperation for safe and peaceful nuclear utilization.
Record high tides have caused widespread flooding in southern Vietnam, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai province. Businesses and homes are severely affected, disrupting daily life and economic activities. Enhanced infrastructure and mitigation measures are urgently needed.
Vietnamese universities are launching large-scale recruitment drives for PhD holders and individuals with international research achievements. Some institutions are offering attractive salaries, reportedly reaching up to VND 150 million (approximately $6,000 USD) per month, intensifying competition for top talent.
Da Nang City in central Vietnam has resolved legal and practical obstacles for nearly 2,000 projects by utilizing special mechanisms from the National Assembly and Government. Notably, the Golden Hills Eco-Resort Project, stalled for over a decade, has restarted, boosting the city's growth. This initiative aims to unlock investment resources and foster sustainable development.
Record high tides in Ho Chi Minh City have submerged shops along the Saigon River. Residents and business owners express concerns over delayed infrastructure development and inadequate protective measures.
The Communist Party of Vietnam is promoting the establishment and strengthening of Party organizations within the private sector. Since 2019, the Party Central Secretariat has issued multiple directives on setting up Party organizations in private enterprises, aiming to enhance their effectiveness.
According to the latest global cancer burden estimates by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), nearly 850,000 people in Vietnam were diagnosed with liver cancer and over 730,000 died from the disease in 2024, highlighting significant public health challenges.
Ho Chi Minh City is undertaking a radical reform of its urban governance to address long-standing issues and build a new development cycle. The city is shifting towards people-centric, results-oriented development, moving from 'management' to 'development creation.' This includes resolving 'frozen' projects, creating public spaces, and investing $30 billion in infrastructure.
A cultural and culinary festival in Thanh Hoa Province showcased regional specialties and dishes from across Vietnam and Laos. Featuring 200 booths with over 600 food and beverage items, the event blended modern decor with tradition, allowing attendees to experience diverse culinary cultures and foster exchange.
Vietnam's National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man's official visit to China is expected to foster exchanges between the legislative bodies and contribute to bilateral relations. Experts anticipate the visit will further advance Vietnam-China ties.
Ho Chi Minh City is experiencing increasingly severe tidal flooding, frequently making it difficult for residents to return home. Delays in infrastructure development are a contributing factor, necessitating urgent countermeasures. This issue highlights Vietnam's challenges with urban development and vulnerability to natural disasters.
A citizen in Ha Tinh province discovered a rare white pheasant and handed it over to authorities. The bird is a protected species and will receive appropriate care and rehabilitation. Vietnam is strengthening protection for rare wildlife.
Vietnamese Prime Minister visited Cambodia, signing six cooperation agreements in national security, drug control, trade, culture, and education. Five economic documents were also exchanged at a business forum, underscoring deepening bilateral ties.
Vietnamese leaders, including the Prime Minister and National Assembly Chairman, visited Laos, Cambodia, and China, aiming to strengthen economic and social cooperation and resolve outstanding issues. The country is also advancing legal reforms and digitalization, deepening its engagement with the international community.
Vietnamese Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan's official visit to Georgia highlights the importance of strengthening cooperation between the two nations as regional gateways. The visit aims to identify priorities and concrete measures to leverage their respective strengths and meet development needs.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man has commenced an official visit to China, aiming to bolster parliamentary cooperation and deepen bilateral ties. This visit underscores Vietnam's foreign policy, which prioritizes strategic partnerships, particularly with China, within its one-party system.
Ho Chi Minh City has launched a program offering free museum admissions for students, aiming to enhance cultural engagement among the youth and foster their interest in education and heritage.
Ho Chi Minh City experienced widespread flooding on the evening of October 11 due to a high tide. Vehicles stalled, and children were seen swimming in front of their homes. This phenomenon highlights the vulnerability of urban infrastructure and the impacts of climate change.
Ho Chi Minh City has proposed a plan to subsidize part of the infrastructure development costs for renovation and reconstruction projects of old apartment buildings, aiming to improve urban landscapes and living environments.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue met with Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Chairman Wang Huning in Beijing, agreeing to further develop bilateral relations. They agreed to strengthen cooperation, particularly in economy, trade, infrastructure, and security, and to effectively manage and resolve differences.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man is on an official visit to China, aiming to strengthen legislative cooperation between the two nations and implement Vietnam's foreign policy. This marks Man's first visit to China in his capacity as Chairman.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with China's Wang Huning in Beijing, agreeing to boost legislative and people-to-people exchanges. This underscores Vietnam's diplomatic strategy within its one-party system and the importance of maintaining ties with its rapidly growing neighbor.
The second Hanoi Beverage Festival, organized by Hanoi City, has concluded. It showcased Vietnamese beverage culture and promoted a message of sustainable consumption, with 60 businesses participating and contributing to local economic revitalization.
Vietnam faces an urgent need to standardize nutritional standards for school meals, crucial for the healthy development of students. Experts highlight insufficient intake of protein and calcium among growing children, emphasizing the significant impact of school diets on physical and intellectual growth.
The Vietnam Youth Union was awarded the First-Class Labor Order during its 70th anniversary, recognizing its significant contributions to national development. This award highlights the official acknowledgment of its efforts in youth development and social engagement.
Students in Hanoi are promoting eco-friendly lifestyles through used item collection and recycling activities at schools. This initiative aims to raise environmental awareness among the youth for a sustainable future.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has announced 42 internal administrative procedures among state administrative agencies in the field of emulation and commendation. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and efficiency in administrative processes, clarifying commendation procedures for domestic and international individuals and organizations.
Vietnam's seafood industry produced nearly 7.9 million tons in the first nine months of 2026, a 3.9% increase year-on-year, setting a foundation to target $12 billion in exports. However, rising input costs and slowing demand in some markets are creating pressure towards the end of the year.
Vietnam is urgently preparing a dossier for UNESCO to commemorate the 850th anniversary of the death of scholar To Hien Thanh (1102-1179), a prominent figure of the Ly dynasty. Hanoi and other relevant bodies are actively collecting domestic and international materials and consulting experts.