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Vietnam Secures Bronze Medals in Teqball and Karate at ASIAD 2026

Vietnamese karateka Bui Ngoc Nhi secured a bronze medal at ASIAD 2026, defeating her Singaporean opponent. Teqball athletes Nguyen Hoang Minh Tan and Trinh Gia Nghi also clinched a bronze, marking Vietnam's first medals of the Games.

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VNA Delegation Attends OANA 65th Anniversary Plenary Session

A delegation from the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) participated in the plenary session celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies (OANA) in Moscow, Russia. This participation highlights Vietnam's commitment to strengthening ties with international news organizations.

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Vietnam's Culture Shines on Global Stage Through Festivals, Arts, and Sports

Vietnam is actively promoting its rich cultural heritage globally through international events, art festivals, and sports competitions. Traditional crafts like Hoi An lantern making and modern initiatives like Ao Dai Fashion Week are showcasing Vietnam's traditional and contemporary appeal.

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Vietnam Culture Day Established to Boost Heritage Preservation

Vietnam has designated November 24 as "Vietnam Culture Day" to foster national pride and heritage preservation through public participation in cultural activities. Events showcasing traditional culture are being held nationwide, increasing international interest in Vietnamese heritage.

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Vietnam to Enhance Cooperation with US in Semiconductors and EVs

Vietnam is promoting the development of its semiconductor ecosystem and aims to deepen its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the US. The country is also experiencing rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), with market growth anticipated. Both nations plan to strengthen cooperation in economic and scientific-technology fields.

VnExpress International

Phu Quoc Rushes Infrastructure Projects Ahead of APEC 2027

Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, is rapidly advancing the expansion of its international airport, a 10-lane road, and a light rail transit (LRT) system in preparation for the 2027 APEC Summit. Investment projects totaling VND17 trillion (US$653 million) are also planned, aiming to transform the island into an international tourism, trade, and financial hub.

BBC Vietnamese

Vietnamese Police Arrest 126 in Major Drug Bust, Targeting Youth with New Methods

Ho Chi Minh City police have arrested 126 individuals, including a prominent figure dubbed a 'gangster boss,' in a significant drug crackdown. The operation exposed a new method of smuggling drugs disguised as e-cigarette cartridges targeting young people, highlighting the growing drug problem in Vietnam.

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Sun PhuQuoc Airways Named Asia's Best Leisure Airline 2026

Sun PhuQuoc Airways has been recognized as Asia's Best Leisure Airline at the Skytrax World Airline Awards 2026. The airline is set to receive eight Airbus A330 aircraft to expand its international operations.

The Saigon Times

Ho Chi Minh City Busts 8 Major Drug Rings, 125 Arrested

Ho Chi Minh City police have arrested 125 individuals, including former Vietnamese national football player 'Hoàng Nato', in connection with the dismantling of eight major drug trafficking rings. The operation highlights the persistent challenge of drug crime in Vietnam.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Prosecutorial Sector Aims for 'Four Nos' in Power Control to Combat Corruption

Vietnam's prosecutorial sector is pushing to build mechanisms that prevent the abuse of power, moving beyond merely deterring officials from corruption. The goal is to create an environment where officials 'do not want' and 'do not need' to engage in corrupt practices, aiming for 'four nos.' This initiative is seen as part of the Party's strengthened power control.

BBC Vietnamese

Australian Gang 'Boss' Murder in Vietnam: Suspect Claims Innocence

In the murder case of an Australian gang leader in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, a suspect, James Atua from New Zealand, has declared he will fight all charges, denying involvement in the plot to kill Lorenzo Lemalu, head of the Coconut Cartel. The case highlights international organized crime networks.

Bao Chinh Phu

Vietnam's Stock Market Earns International Trust with FTSE Russell Upgrade

Vietnam's stock market has achieved an upgrade by FTSE Russell, a testament to years of market reforms. This is expected to attract international investment and create growth opportunities for businesses. JICA has been a long-term supporter of strengthening regulatory capacity and improving transparency.

Nhan Dan

Hanoi House Fire: Five Rescued Safely

A house fire broke out on Tran Vy Street in Phu Dien Ward, Hanoi on the morning of September 21. The four-story building was engulfed in flames and smoke, but five occupants were rescued and transported to the hospital. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

VnExpress International

Russian Tourist Expelled from Vietnam for Reckless Stunts

A Russian tourist has been fined and permanently expelled from Vietnam for performing dangerous motorcycle stunts on public roads in Khanh Hoa Province. Authorities stressed the importance of foreign visitors respecting Vietnamese law and ensuring tourist safety.

VnExpress

Vietnam Pushes for Nuclear Power: Legal Framework and Workforce Development Crucial

Vietnam views nuclear power as key to stabilizing its energy supply and decarbonizing its grid as it aims to become a high-income country by 2045. Following the National Assembly's re-endorsement of nuclear power development at the end of 2024, the Ministry of Science and Technology is urging the swift completion of legal frameworks, workforce training, and industrial support systems.

VnExpress

Russian Tourist Expelled from Vietnam for Dangerous Driving

A Russian female tourist in Vietnam's Khánh Hòa Province has been sentenced to a 30 million VND fine and expulsion from the country for repeatedly engaging in dangerous driving, including kneeling on a motorcycle, and posting videos of her actions on social media.

VnExpress

Vietnam Designates Coastal Ruin as Climate Change Memorial Site

Ninh Binh Province in Vietnam has officially recognized the Hải Lý Church ruins and its bell tower, standing precariously close to the sea, as a "Climate Change Memorial Site." This marks Vietnam's first designation of its kind, aiming to leverage past lessons for the future.

VnExpress

Nearly $115 Billion Illegally Acquired; Assets Including Land, Luxury Cars, Gold Allegedly Registered Under Relatives' Names

In Ho Chi Minh City, a former sales manager and others from a plastic packaging company are accused of defrauding nearly 115 billion VND (approximately $4.8 million USD). The perpetrators allegedly used the ill-gotten gains to purchase land, luxury cars, and gold, registering the assets under the names of relatives to conceal them. This case highlights corporate crime and asset concealment within Vietnam.

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Vietnam Emerges as Attractive Destination for Italian Investment

Bilateral trade between Vietnam and Italy is nearing $8 billion, with Italy ranking as Vietnam's third-largest trading partner within the EU. Vietnam is increasingly seen as a promising gateway for Italian companies looking to expand into the Asia-Pacific region.

VnExpress

Vietnam Studies New Tax Measures to Curb Land Speculation

The Vietnamese government is considering the introduction of new tax measures to curb land speculation and unused land. As part of revisions to the Land Law, strengthening taxation on land held for speculative purposes and on undeveloped land is being discussed, aiming to stabilize the real estate market and promote effective land utilization.

Nhan Dan

Heavy Rains Disrupt Key Infrastructure Projects in Hung Yen

Continuous heavy rainfall in Vietnam's northern Hung Yen province has caused delays in the construction of several key transportation infrastructure projects. Authorities are working to address the weather's impact, mobilizing resources to mitigate delays.

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Vietnam Festival Links Farm Produce, Crafts with Tourism

A festival in Tuyen Quang, Vietnam, featuring 120 booths of agricultural produce, OCOP products, and traditional crafts from 17 provinces, aims to boost tourism development. The event highlights the nation's strategy to leverage local heritage for sustainable growth.