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Dong Thap Province has discovered and collected the remains of 71 fallen soldiers from a durian orchard, formerly a burial site. Unit K91 conducted the operation with community cooperation, highlighting Vietnam's ongoing efforts to honor war martyrs.
In preparation for heavy rainfall hitting central and southern Vietnam, the Directorate of Water Resources Management has instructed relevant agencies to ensure the safety of water conservancy facilities, preventing impacts from floods and droughts on agriculture and daily water supply. Particular vigilance is urged in coastal areas like Hue and highland regions.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with Apple CEO Tim Cook in New York, expressing intent to strengthen cooperation in the digital economy. This marks a significant step as Vietnam aims to become a high-tech industry hub.
Vietnamese President Tô Lâm met with Acting Director of the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), Thomas R. Hardy, in New York. The discussion focused on strengthening bilateral economic cooperation, particularly in infrastructure development and the digital economy. This meeting signals Vietnam's intent to foster economic growth and deepen ties with the U.S.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam urged the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (USTDA) to enhance support for strategic projects, including energy, digital infrastructure, and transportation. This initiative aligns with the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations, aiming for sustainable development.
Vietnam is urgently seeking flexible power sources, including LNG thermal power plants and renewable energy, to drive its energy transition. International investment is also active, with the focus on building an energy supply system to support economic growth.
Vietnam is enhancing its foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction through infrastructure development and administrative reform, focusing on digitalization and simplification. Progress in ring roads, metro lines, and airport connectivity is expected to expand investment opportunities beyond traditional urban centers. However, FDI firms are calling for deeper reforms beyond just online procedures.
During his U.S. visit, Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President To Lam, proposed collaboration with Stanford University on AI, innovation, and leadership development. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed, laying the groundwork for future cooperation.
Construction of Vietnam's largest airport, Long Thanh International Airport, is entering its final phase with a target opening in December. Work is rapidly progressing on key facilities, with particular focus on the passenger terminal, runways, and taxiways.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Algeria met with the Secretary-General of the National Liberation Front (FLN), affirming the commitment to strengthen friendship, solidarity, and cooperation between the two parties and nations, based on a cooperation agreement signed last year.
Vietravel Airlines has received a new Airbus A321 aircraft to bolster its operations for the upcoming year-end peak travel season. This move signifies a concrete step towards optimizing the airline's domestic network and supporting tourism.
The State Bank of Vietnam has adjusted its daily reference exchange rate to VND25,632 per USD. This move occurs within the context of Vietnam's economic growth, its trade dynamics, and its broader foreign economic policies, including relations with China.
Vietnam actively participates in ASEAN cultural and people-to-people exchanges, promoting the preservation of traditional culture while fostering contemporary values. The nation also emphasizes building a safe AI future and establishing codes of conduct for digital environments, highlighting its commitment to regional cooperation and improved livelihoods.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam expressed his intention to build a new cooperation model with Stanford University, merging Vietnam's strengths with the university's global networks. This aims to connect academia with industry and technology with society, fostering innovation and regional contributions.
Vietnam's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has launched the Code of Conduct for Cultural Behaviour in the Digital Environment. This initiative aims to combat misinformation and harmful content online, foster a sense of responsibility among citizens, and promote positive values in the digital space.
Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President To Lam, met with representatives from the US, Türkiye, Canada, and South Korea, expressing a commitment to enhancing cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and technology. He particularly emphasized strengthening ties with the US, seeking support for overcoming war consequences and fostering the long-term development of their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
On September 22, Vietnam's northern regions will experience a return of heat after a prolonged period of rain and wind, while the south anticipates heavy thunderstorms. Coastal areas and islands are warned of potential tornadoes and strong gusts.
A sexual exploitation case involving a former principal at an Indonesian Islamic boarding school. Former students bravely come forward, gather evidence, and seek a path to justice. The story highlights pressure on victims and the organization's cover-up attempts.
Students at the British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) have achieved outstanding scores in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), significantly surpassing the global average. This marks the ninth consecutive year of success, highlighting the high quality of international education in Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City is advancing regulatory frameworks for the management, development, and utilization of underground space as a new frontier for urban development. This move is driven by the recognition that leveraging underground areas is essential to address growing population density and infrastructure demands, overcoming the limitations of finite surface space.
Vietnam's Tax Department has issued an information security regulation prohibiting the upload of taxpayer information and sensitive data to public AI tools. This move aims to address the risks of data leakage with the rapid spread of AI technology, ensuring taxpayer trust and protecting state secrets.
A real estate project display in the suburbs of Ho Chi Minh City was mistakenly promoted on social media as a 'giant library,' leading to many visitors being disappointed upon arrival. This incident highlights information asymmetry and raises questions about consumer information literacy and social media marketing practices.
Vietnam is advancing amendments to its Housing Law to clarify the distinction between apartment building 'lifespan' and 'ownership rights.' While lifespan is tied to structural durability, ownership rights generally persist after the expiry, with provisions for reconstruction or compensation.
A monumental project to carve an 81-meter-tall seated Buddha into the mountainside at Sam Mountain in An Giang Province, southern Vietnam, has spanned over a decade. Exceeding initial timelines and budgets, the endeavor is poised to become a new cultural and tourism landmark.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyễn Phú Trọng, will visit the US and Canada for the UN General Assembly and a state visit. The trip is expected to further advance the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Vietnam and the US.
Vietnam's Communist Party has designated education and training as a top national priority, aiming for education to lead in human resources, science-technology, innovation, and strategic industries by 2030. This directive is driving the development of long-term higher education strategies, including AI integration and international cooperation.
As Vietnam advances digital transformation in agriculture, cooperatives (HTXs) are emerging as 'data centers,' connecting producers and businesses. Reliable data aggregation, from seed management to market development, is crucial for enhancing agricultural competitiveness and sustainable growth.
On September 22nd, Vietnam's weather is expected to be sharply divided by region. Northern areas up to Ha Tinh province will see sunny spells and heatwaves exceeding 35°C, while areas south of Hue, including the Central Highlands and the South, are forecast for localized heavy rainfall. Authorities warn of potential thunderstorms with lightning, hail, and strong gusts.
The Vietnamese government has ordered a swift response and recovery effort for flood damage caused by heavy rains across the country. The Deputy Prime Minister has strictly instructed relevant agencies to prioritize protecting lives and property and supporting victims.
Vietnam is accelerating the implementation of universal health check-ups, a policy aimed at extending the healthy lifespan of its citizens through enhanced preventive care. Free regular medical examinations and screening tests are being concretized.
Vietnam is experiencing a surge in demand for social housing driven by economic growth, but supply remains insufficient. In response, the government is accelerating social housing construction by securing land and streamlining procedures. Major projects have commenced, particularly in Hanoi.
Vietnam held a meeting on the draft Land Law amendments, focusing on issues like land acquisition authority delegation, compensation, and land pricing. The government intends to incorporate principles for anti-speculation and idle land measures into the law, with detailed regulations to be issued by the government.
Vietnamese President and Communist Party General Secretary To Lam met with 'friendly people' from the United States in New York. Discussions likely focused on the progress of bilateral relations and contributions to Vietnam's development.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with US Trade Representative (USTR) Ambassador Jamieson Greer in New York to discuss strengthening economic and trade relations. The meeting highlights Vietnam's aim to deepen ties with the US amidst its rapid economic growth.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam has been actively engaging with the international community, including meetings with US lawmakers and addressing the UN General Assembly during his US trip. He aims to deepen cooperation in various fields such as economy, security, and culture, while proactively projecting Vietnam's role on the global stage.
Vietnam's stock market has been upgraded by FTSE Russell from Frontier to Secondary Emerging Market status, opening new opportunities for attracting capital and greater international investor participation. The inclusion into FTSE indices will occur in phases starting September 2026. Despite facing external economic challenges, the upgrade signals a positive outlook for Vietnam's long-term growth.