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The extremely rare Hoan Kiem Lake softshell turtle in Vietnam faces extinction, necessitating urgent scientific evidence gathering and practical conservation measures to secure the species' remaining genetic resources.
FTSE Russell's upgrade of Vietnam's stock market from Frontier to Secondary Emerging Market is expected to attract increased capital and international investor participation. This reflects Vietnam's growth narrative, though context of its past development is crucial.
Vietnamese President To Lam addressed the UN General Assembly, proposing trust restoration based on international law and the UN Charter, fostering equitable and sustainable development, shaping technology governance, and strengthening multilateralism. He also touched upon issues like the East Sea and lifting sanctions on Cuba.
Vietnam is showcasing its traditional culture and modern appeal globally through participation in cultural carnivals and international festivals. Its achievements in sports, arts, and cuisine are enhancing Vietnam's international presence.
During a state visit to the US by Vietnam's top leader, the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam hosted a meeting with international investors. This engagement aims to foster economic cooperation and boost investment, reflecting Vietnam's strategy to deepen international ties amid its one-party system and economic growth.
In Vietnam's central Quang Tri province, border guards collaborated with local communities and schools to organize Mid-Autumn Festival events for children in border areas, as part of broader support initiatives for youth in these regions.
Vietnam is advancing a new UN cooperation framework for 2027-2031 to achieve its long-term development goals. Country Programme Documents were exchanged with UNDP, UNICEF, and UNFPA, signaling Vietnam's commitment to international collaboration for sustainable development.
Vietnam is planning to connect its national digital identity application, VNeID, with ASEAN digital ID systems, aiming to streamline administrative procedures and enhance public services. Electronic vehicle registration certificates will also be displayable on VNeID.
Vietnam is shifting its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) strategy from quantity to quality, aiming to attract new-generation, high-quality capital. Ho Chi Minh City is promoting the development of an investment ecosystem and enhancing its role as an international financial center. This marks a significant step towards sustainable economic growth and increased international competitiveness.
Hanoi is considering a proposal to raise the maximum fee for school lunches for kindergarten and general education students, based on a review of the actual situation, food ingredient costs, and related reasonable expenses.
Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival (Tet Trung Thu), long queues of residents have formed outside a 70-year-old traditional mooncake bakery in Hanoi, highlighting a strong demand for handcrafted, authentic flavors.
Vietnam has signed three documents for National Cooperation Programs with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), UNICEF, and UNFPA covering the 2027-2030 period. The cooperation, totaling over $221.2 million, aims to support Vietnam's sustainable development goals.
Four decades after its 'Doi Moi' reforms in 1986, Vietnam has undergone profound socio-economic changes, overcoming war, economic hardship, and international isolation. Science and technology are now expected to drive a new wave of transformation.
Vietnam has spent over two decades striving to end bear bile farming. The number of bears kept in captivity has significantly decreased, indicating positive progress in management, conservation, and public awareness. However, further efforts are needed for complete eradication.
The Vietnamese government is considering a 30% reduction in corporate and personal income tax for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and individual businesses with annual revenues not exceeding VND 10 billion (approximately USD 381,000) for the 2026-2027 tax periods. This initiative aims to boost domestic firms' integration into global supply chains and foster economic growth.
Vietnam's tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable recovery and growth, driven by both domestic and international travel. Phu Quoc island, in particular, is emerging as a new growth engine, with efforts accelerating to meet 2026 targets.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam addressed the UN General Assembly, emphasizing the importance of peace, cooperation, and development. He also engaged in active diplomacy, including strengthening ties with the US, China, and Russia, and exchanging cooperation documents with UN development agencies.
Vietnam Report has announced its top 10 reputable Food & Beverage (F&B) companies for 2026. The list assesses companies based on financial health, brand reputation, and media presence, reflecting Vietnam's economic growth and diversification.
Nguyen Ngoc Thuy, founder of Egroup, faces renewed prosecution recommendations for an alleged $295 million fraud scheme involving his English language chain, Apax Leaders. He was arrested in March 2024, and investigations are ongoing.
Vietnamese comedian Hoài Linh and singer Hoài Lâm have reunited on stage, sparking speculation about their return to the entertainment scene after facing personal controversies. Their joint performance has drawn significant public attention.
Southern Vietnam is bracing for severe flooding as heavy rains coincide with the full moon tide around the 15th of the eighth lunar month, starting September 23rd. The combination of rising river levels and intense rainfall, particularly around Ho Chi Minh City, poses a significant risk to urban infrastructure and daily life.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam, speaking at the Foreign Policy Association in the US, emphasized the importance of deepening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Vietnam and the US. He outlined the past, present, and future trajectory of bilateral ties, expressing a commitment to enhancing cooperation in economic, technological, and security sectors.
Vietnamese General Secretary and President Tô Lâm attended a ceremony in New York to exchange cooperation documents with United Nations agencies. This event, part of his participation in the UN General Assembly, highlights Vietnam's strengthening ties with the international community. Specific areas of cooperation are subject to future developments.
On September 23rd, Vietnam is expected to experience widespread showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the northern and southern regions. Ho Chi Minh City may see localized extremely heavy rainfall. Caution is advised due to potential lightning and strong gusts. Coastal areas might also experience high waves.
Vietnamese President To Lam emphasized the importance of peace and sustainable development at the 81st UN General Assembly High-Level Debate. He called for strengthened international solidarity and multilateralism to jointly address global challenges.
Ngoc Han, Miss Vietnam 2010, has successfully juggled motherhood and her academic pursuits, recently earning a Master's degree. At 37, she is also embarking on a career as a university lecturer and plans to pursue a doctorate. She credits her husband's active involvement in childcare for their family's harmony.
Several Vietnamese banks are offering savings deposit rates exceeding 9% annually, surpassing their publicly listed rates, as competition for funds intensifies. This surge is attributed to increased capital demand from businesses and large infrastructure projects amid economic growth.
Vietnam's Real Estate Association (HoREA) has proposed reinstating residency requirements for social housing purchases to address oversubscription and ensure local residents benefit. This aims to rectify imbalances in housing distribution, particularly evident in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnamese President To Lam attended the high-level general debate of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, emphasizing the importance of global cooperation to address challenges like conflict, inequality, climate change, and AI governance. UN Secretary-General Guterres called for multilateral dialogue and independent oversight for AI risk management.
General Secretary and President To Lam will attend the 81st UN General Assembly, reaffirming Vietnam's active, proactive, and responsible contributions to the UN and the international community over 49 years of membership, focusing on peace, development, and crime prevention.
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam met with Acting U.S. Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao in New York, discussing the development of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Both sides agreed to strengthen economic, science-technology, and defense cooperation.
Vietnamese President To Lam delivered a policy speech at the Council on Foreign Relations in the US, highlighting economic growth, sustainable development, and international cooperation. His engagements, including the UN General Assembly and meetings with US officials, underscored Vietnam's global stance and commitment to collaboration.
Vietnamese President Tô Lâm addressed the 81st UN General Assembly's high-level general debate, emphasizing the importance of international peace and sustainable development. He called for peaceful conflict resolution, strengthened multilateralism, and cooperation towards achieving the SDGs.
Vietnamese top leader To Lam, speaking in the US, highlighted the journey of overcoming losses and mistrust to reach a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. This underscores Vietnam's foreign policy and economic growth within its one-party system.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with the President of the 81st UN General Assembly, Mr. Khalilur Rahman, in New York. The meeting affirmed Vietnam's contributions to the UN and cooperation towards peace, security, and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Hanoi's People's Committee has completed public consultation on a draft regulation for educational support services, proposing to raise the daily lunch subsidy cap for students to VND 50,000. This is part of a review of service fees in the education sector.