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Dozens of people were hospitalized in Quang Tri province, central Vietnam, due to a suspected mass food poisoning incident. Investigations by health authorities revealed the presence of Salmonella in numerous food samples, highlighting the urgent need for cause identification and prevention measures.
Hanoi City People's Court has convicted 29 individuals involved in a large-scale fake dairy product manufacturing and sales operation. The case implicated Rance Pharma JSC, Hacofood Group JSC, and related entities, with charges including food counterfeiting, bribery, and fraud.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam met with US Senator Steve Daines in New York. The meeting, part of Vietnam's diplomatic activities during the 81st UN General Assembly session, focused on developing bilateral relations. This engagement underscores Vietnam's international presence.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam attended the UN General Assembly in New York, holding meetings with US Senator Steve Daines and others. Discussions focused on deepening the Vietnam-US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and Vietnam's contributions to the international community.
The Vietnamese community in Nice, France, held a Mid-Autumn Festival event, aiming to preserve traditional culture and promote international exchange while showcasing Vietnamese heritage abroad.
Phu Quoc International Airport, on Vietnam's largest island, has submitted a revised master plan to accommodate approximately 90 aircraft. Infrastructure upgrades are slated through 2030, with provisions for future expansion, in anticipation of the 2027 APEC summit.
Vietnamese Party and State leader To Lam held meetings with leaders from Ghana, Bhutan, the Vatican, and the UNGA President in New York during his attendance at the 81st UN General Assembly. Discussions focused on deepening bilateral ties and international cooperation.
Vietnam's "500-Day Campaign" has recovered 1,715 sets of war martyrs' remains as of August 12, 2026. Ho Chi Minh City is particularly seeking information related to the 1968 Tet Offensive.
Vietnam is actively promoting international cooperation for sustainable development through culture during its participation in the UN General Assembly. The nation engaged in policy dialogues and bilateral meetings to safeguard heritage and strengthen global partnerships, enhancing its international presence.
Vietnam secured medals in wushu and swimming at the ASIAD 2026 games, with the women's football team also showing strong performance. Various cultural events held domestically and internationally have also served to promote Vietnamese culture and foster national pride.
Vietnam is advancing its digitalization agenda, focusing on transforming Party agencies, expanding its national digital ID (VNeID) internationally, and establishing a code of conduct for digital environments. The nation also emphasizes international cooperation and its commitment to peace and development.
A PISA assessment revealed that 59% of Vietnamese students struggle to apply reading comprehension to real-world problems, a trend linked to AI proliferation and short-form video consumption, eroding deep thinking skills.
Vietnam's VN-Index fell 15.28 points on September 23, dropping below the psychological 1800-point mark. The market breadth indicated a negative trend, raising concerns about a potential correction.
Torrential rain in Ho Chi Minh City left some tourists waiting up to an hour for taxis, forcing them to cancel evening plans, while others embraced the downpour.
Rare footage of Vietnamese divers swimming with sperm whales off the coast of Mauritius has been released, highlighting advancements in underwater videography and growing interest in marine life coexistence.
Vietnam's longest sea bridge is nearing completion, a significant infrastructure project poised to dramatically improve domestic transportation networks and stimulate economic growth. Its opening is expected to have a major impact on the country's logistics and tourism sectors.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health has proposed new regulations specifically for online food delivery services in a draft amendment to the Food Safety Law. This move aims to hold both platform operators and sellers accountable for ensuring food safety.
Vietnam's tax regulations are changing from January 1, 2026, impacting foreign property owners. Rental income exceeding VND 1 billion annually will be subject to Value Added Tax (VAT) and Personal Income Tax (PIT), aligning foreign and local owner obligations.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam visited Pfizer's global headquarters in the US. A cooperation document was signed between Pfizer and Vietnam Vaccine Joint Stock Company (VNVC) to enhance vaccination capacity and disease prevention, confirming collaboration towards building domestic vaccine production capabilities.
Vietnam's National Assembly Standing Committee is reviewing a draft data security law aimed at managing risks in the digital economy. The bill adopts a lifecycle approach, covering AI, cross-border data flows, and emerging technologies.
Asian nations are increasingly leveraging their culinary traditions as a form of soft power. Food diplomacy is seen as a key tool for enhancing national image and fostering international relations through cultural exchange and cooperation.
Vietnam's central region is forecast to experience widespread heavy rainfall from the night of September 24th to the 25th, with localized downpours exceeding 250mm expected in areas from Quang Tri to Da Nang and eastern Quang Ngai. Residents are warned of risks including tornadoes, lightning, flash floods, and landslides.
Google Vietnam's chief highlights the rise of local creators capturing global audiences on YouTube. He emphasizes a multi-format strategy, AI integration, and multilingual content as key drivers for exporting Vietnamese creativity worldwide.
Vietnam will host the 31st Asia Securities Forum (ASF) Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Hanoi from September 30 to October 3, 2026. This marks Vietnam's first time hosting such a significant regional financial event, focusing on enhancing international capital market connectivity, ESG standards, and digital transformation.
The 51st Hanoi Newspaper Cup Marathon "For Peace" final race will be held in Hanoi on September 27th, expecting around 5,000 participants including athletes and dignitaries. This traditional community marathon aims to promote peace and will feature international participants.
An overturned sleeper bus in central Vietnam resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries. The incident has once again highlighted concerns over inadequate traffic safety measures and the strain of increasing vehicle numbers on infrastructure in Vietnam.
A woman is missing in Dong Nai province, southern Vietnam, after her car was swept away by floodwaters while driving on a road during heavy rains. Rescue teams are currently conducting search operations, but the operation is hampered by adverse weather conditions.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has raised its forecast for Vietnam's 2023 GDP growth to 7.8%, primarily driven by robust domestic consumption and stable foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows. However, inflation and global economic uncertainties are noted as risks.
A multi-vehicle accident on National Highway 1 in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, resulted in a collision between a car and a truck. The truck lost control and crashed into a house, killing one person and injuring two drivers, with partial house collapse.
Heavy rains in Vietnam's Central Highlands have caused a massive landslide on National Highway 28, severing the vital Phan Thiết - Đà Lạt tourist route. Recovery efforts are hampered by ongoing rain, with local authorities redirecting traffic and ensuring safety.
Vietnam's Deputy Health Minister Nguyen Tri Thuc has resigned at his own request after 27 months in the role. The Prime Minister signed the decision on September 23, making it effective the same day. Thuc previously served as Director of Cho Ray Hospital and was a National Assembly deputy.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Phan Van Giang met with U.S. Assistant Secretary of War for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs John Noh in New York, calling for enhanced cooperation in defense ties, particularly war legacy remediation, search for missing persons, and maritime security. The U.S. side affirmed its commitment to continued cooperation, emphasizing Vietnam's regional role.
Vietnam has received additional resources from the United States to address the lingering effects of war, including support for Agent Orange victims and dioxin remediation projects. This highlights the deepening bilateral relationship and aims to mobilize international resources for Vietnam's development priorities.
A Vietnamese National Assembly delegation visited France to discuss cultural industry development, digital transformation, AI in culture, and child online protection. Both nations aim to deepen cooperation in the cultural sector.
Vietnam's Military Medical Academy has been instructed to improve the quality of political education and public opinion guidance, contributing to the maintenance of the Party's ideological front. The academy is pursuing multifaceted initiatives, including AI utilization and raising future admission standards.
Da Nang City's Hoa Khanh Ward People's Committee has directed strict handling of violations related to construction order management. Offenders are expected to face stringent penalties according to the law.