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A Vietnamese woman has left a lucrative corporate job earning over $7,700 a month to open a vegetarian restaurant named Shamballa, driven by a profound life change after a near-death experience in Tibet and a passion for healthy, delicious food.
A chance reunion in Australia sparked a whirlwind cross-continental romance between Vietnamese artist Ngo Huong Giang and British man Richard Horne, overcoming initial objections from her daughter to culminate in marriage.
Vietnam's Central Propaganda Department has issued guidelines for commemorating the nation's major holidays and historical events from 2026 to 2030. The directive aims to strengthen patriotism and national unity, encouraging contributions to state development under the Party's leadership.
Vietnam's Tuyen Quang Province celebrated the opening of the 'Thanh Tuyen Festival' on September 20. This event is positioned as a crucial initiative to showcase the region's unique culture to domestic and international visitors, thereby promoting tourism.
Vietnamese traditional culture, including dance and music, was showcased at the Maintenon/Pierres Japan Festival in France, drawing significant attention. This event, part of efforts to promote Vietnamese culture internationally, was spearheaded by the local Vietnamese community, featuring performances and handicraft displays.
Lam Dong Province has declared an emergency in Dak Snao Hamlet due to severe landslides and land subsidence. The incident affects 79 households with 454 residents, and the risk of widespread collapse increases with further rainfall.
Southern Vietnam, particularly Ho Chi Minh City, faces heightened risks of floods, flash floods, and landslides due to heavy rainfall. The National Civil Defense Steering Committee has directed relevant bodies to enhance early warning and response measures. Weather forecasts indicate continued intermittent rain.
The Vietnamese government has ordered clear regulations on the lifespan of apartment buildings, based on their construction duration. This aims to clarify rights and obligations for residents when buildings reach their end of life, specifying rights for reconstruction and financial contributions.
A Mid-Autumn Festival celebration, "Vui hoi Trang Ram" (Festival of the Full Moon), was held in Sakai City, Osaka, Japan, for Vietnamese children living and studying in the area. The event was jointly organized by the Vietnamese community and a Vietnamese language school, promoting cultural heritage abroad.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam will attend the 81st UN General Assembly, signaling Vietnam's commitment to active and responsible global contributions. The participation underscores Vietnam's emphasis on multilateralism and its growing role in addressing international challenges.
Vietnam's General Secretary and President is set to make a historic state visit to Canada from September 20-25, marking the first-ever trip by a Vietnamese top leader to the country. The visit is expected to open a new chapter in bilateral relations and further elevate their Comprehensive Partnership.
Educational support is being provided to children facing economic hardship in the border region of Dong Thap Province, Vietnam. Scholarships and assistance from schools, authorities, and benefactors are enabling these children to continue their schooling, fostering a spirit of lifelong learning and upward mobility in the community.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra visited Tuyen Quang province to present Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to children. The visit highlights the government's focus on child welfare and community engagement.
Do Van Chien, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly, visited Tuyen Quang Province to present gifts to individuals recognized for their contributions to the revolution and the elderly. This visit is part of the Communist Party leadership's provincial tours, emphasizing social welfare.
Hanoi's historic Duong Lam Ancient Village hosted the 'Night of the Ancient Village Moon' Mid-Autumn Festival event, showcasing rich traditional culture. The event offered children, residents, and tourists a warm and joyful celebration, highlighting Vietnam's vibrant cultural heritage.
Nguyen Vu Linh, Vietnam's representative for Mister International 2026, has unveiled his national costume, "Hồn thiêng Âu Lạc" (Soul of Au Lac). The attire draws inspiration from the spiritual culture of the Au Lac period, embodying pride in the Vietnamese ethnic roots.
Vietnam and China held a joint event in Ninh Binh province to strengthen cultural and tourism cooperation, with a particular focus on enhancing collaboration in border regions.
Vietnam and Japan are holding the 2nd Vietnam-Japan Semiconductor Symposium (VJSS-2026) to strengthen research, talent development, and industry-academia collaboration in the semiconductor field, aiming for Vietnam to become Southeast Asia's 'Silicon Valley'.
Vietnam secured its first two medals at ASIAD 20 in Teqball and Karate, signaling a promising start to the games. Meanwhile, high-level diplomatic engagements by Vietnam's top leader underscore its growing international presence.
Historic rainfall in Vietnam's central Nghe An province has left numerous motorbikes submerged and inoperable. Repair shops are overwhelmed with damaged vehicles, impacting daily life for residents.
A massive ore carrier carrying 174,000 tons of cargo has run aground near Dung Quat port in central Vietnam. Investigations into the incident and its potential impacts are ongoing, highlighting potential risks in Vietnam's bustling port operations.
A former diamond brand has announced its return to the Vietnamese market, signaling a new development in the country's luxury consumer goods sector, particularly in jewelry. This move reflects rising consumer purchasing power fueled by economic growth and evolving brand strategies.
Vietnam's tax authorities are intensifying scrutiny of social media payment accounts, often referred to as 'ting ting' accounts, used for personal transactions. The authorities view these as potential business income, raising concerns about back taxes and penalties for many small business owners.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed making November 24, Vietnam Culture Day, a single public holiday without a workday swap, deviating from a previous four-day holiday plan. This is part of a review of the public holiday system.
A delegation from Ho Chi Minh City visited Con Dao Island as part of a trip to Vietnam's southwest sea region and the DK1/10 platform. The visit aims to honor generations who sacrificed for national independence and freedom, fostering stronger ties between the regions.
Hanoi is prioritizing the fundamental resolution of its long-standing drainage and flood control issues, crucial for urban development, particularly in its western and southern regions. Infrastructure upgrades are deemed essential for sustainable urban growth and resident well-being.
Hanoi City People's Court will hold an in absentia trial for Cai Quang Huy, who resides in Germany and is internationally wanted, on charges of drug smuggling. Huy is suspected of smuggling MDMA and Ketamine from Germany to Vietnam through acquaintance Nguyen Huu Duc.
Vietnamese Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan visited Tuyen Quang province, distributing Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to sick and disabled children undergoing treatment at a rehabilitation hospital. The initiative reflects the nation's commitment to the well-being of its youth.
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology has expressed interest in expanding cooperation with South Korea in aviation technology and human resources. Proposals include joint research in strategic areas like smart agriculture and semiconductors, leveraging Korean expertise.
Hanoi City has ordered a thorough investigation into the death of a male student who fell into a drainage ditch in Dong Ngac ward, demanding clarification of the cause and accountability of involved parties. Residents have voiced dissatisfaction over chronic flooding in the area and the lack of action despite repeated complaints.
Vietnam's Minister of Education and Training, Hoàng Minh Sơn, has apologized for textbook shortages and exam irregularities, pledging to investigate and implement preventative measures. He cited inaccurate forecasting for the book shortages and organized cheating in some localities for exam malpractice.
The Vietnamese government has decided to maintain mandatory notarization for land transactions to prevent disputes and litigation risks. This provision, initially removed from the draft revised Land Law, will be reintroduced considering its consistency with specialized laws and legal stability.
A massive landslide in Vietnam's central Nghệ An Province has blocked a vital provincial road with debris, severing transportation links. Restoration efforts are currently underway, with the incident causing widespread disruption.
Authorities in Vietnam have reopened charges against a man for violating construction regulations in connection with the 2022 drowning of a Japanese boy at a resort. The investigation, previously suspended, is now proceeding to determine accountability for the tragic incident.
The Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee has launched nationwide campaigns for "Contributing to Building New Rural Areas" and "Green Sunday" as part of the "Campaign for a Cleaner World," promoting environmental protection and rural development.
Ho Chi Minh City has initiated an investigation with relevant agencies to identify the burial sites of soldiers who died during the 1968 Tet Offensive, focusing on the area around the martyr memorial in Go Vap district.