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Hanoi City has ordered an investigation into the responsibility of relevant agencies and individuals following the death of a male student who fell into a drainage culvert during heavy rain. The incident highlights infrastructure issues that have persisted despite years of resident complaints.
Vietnamese President To Lam's attendance at the UN General Assembly's 81st session reaffirms the nation's independent foreign policy and growing international role. Experts note the trip's significance in deepening US-Vietnam ties and highlighting Vietnam's contributions to global challenges.
Vietnamese karatekas Nguyen Hoang Minh Tan and Trinh Gia Nghi secured a bronze medal at ASIAD 2026, defeating their Indian opponents. This marks Vietnam's second bronze in karate at the ongoing Games.
Vietnam's Minister of Education and Training addressed the National Assembly regarding the causes of textbook shortages, a pressing issue affecting students nationwide. The report also covered the President's participation in the UN General Assembly.
Quang Tri Province in central Vietnam has completed the collection of biological samples for DNA identification of martyr remains. This milestone was achieved after a 190-day "500-day and night campaign," with samples taken from 130 cemeteries and related areas, expected to facilitate the identification of numerous unidentified remains.
In Lai Châu province, northern Vietnam, 1,500 residents in underserved areas received free health check-ups, consultations, medication, and health education. The initiative highlights the social responsibility of medical professionals and their contribution to community healthcare.
The exhibition 'Vast Lullaby' by artist Truong Van Ngoc is being held at the Vietnam University of Fine Arts in Hanoi, showcasing his silk paintings created over eight years. The exhibition, featuring watercolors as well, captures the delicate and poetic world of nature, offering a soothing experience to visitors.
Vietnam and China are aiming to develop cross-border tourism routes by leveraging their rich cultural and historical resources. Lang Son province and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, in particular, plan to deepen cooperation in culture, history, ecology, and leisure to create new tourism products.
The upcoming state visit to Canada by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam will create significant political momentum for bilateral relations, according to Canadian Ambassador to Vietnam Jim Nickel. The visit, following his attendance at the UN General Assembly, marks the first state visit to Canada by a Vietnamese President and aims to expand cooperation in advanced industries.
Vietnam is expanding educational support to Laos, particularly in ethnic minority areas. Both countries are deepening cooperation in human resource development, aiming for regional progress. Collaboration is also strengthening in healthcare, tourism, and infrastructure.
The rapid advancement of AI presents new challenges for copyright protection in Vietnam. AI's increasing ability to generate content, summarize books, and mimic writing styles creates situations difficult to address with existing legal frameworks, raising the risk of copyright infringement.
Vietnam and France are strengthening cooperation in science, technology, and economics, moving beyond historical ties to build a future-oriented relationship. Building on their shared past, both nations are entering a new era of collaboration.
Vietnam has proposed establishing an investment cooperation mechanism with Austria, particularly Lower Austria, across various sectors including tourism, education, IT, and green development. Both nations confirmed their commitment to deepening economic ties and pursuing shared interests.
Da Nang city is seeking to strengthen cooperation with the Republic of Korea (RoK) in technology and innovation. Discussions are underway to explore opportunities for collaboration in supply chains, research and development, and human resources between the two nations, as Vietnam aims to enhance its global competitiveness and attract quality foreign investment.
Ahead of a high-level visit by Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President, experts highlight significant potential for deepening the Vietnam-US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Cooperation is expected to strengthen across economic, security, and global issue domains, with ample room for further collaboration.
A brief 15-minute downpour in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, caused significant flooding on Binh Chieu Street in Tam Binh Ward, submerging roads up to half the height of vehicle tires. The incident highlights the city's infrastructure vulnerabilities.
A tragic accident occurred in Vietnam where a cleaning worker died while working at a long-unfinished road construction site. The three children left behind have lost both parents. The incident highlights issues with delayed infrastructure development and safety measures.
The tragic death of a university freshman who fell into a drain in Hanoi, just two weeks after starting classes, has highlighted critical infrastructure and drainage system safety issues in Vietnam, particularly during the rainy season. The incident has brought profound sorrow to the local community.
Southern and South Central Vietnam are bracing for heavy rainfall from September 21 to 24. Some areas are forecast to receive over 400mm of rain, prompting caution.
Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President To Lam, has been awarded the prestigious Foreign Policy Association (FPA) Medal. The award recognizes Vietnam's robust transformation and its increasingly proactive and responsible integration into regional and global affairs.
Vietnam's National Civil Defense Steering Committee urged southern and south-central coastal provinces to proactively respond to heavy rains, floods, landslides, tornadoes, lightning, and hail. Meteorological authorities have issued flood warnings for rivers in the North and Thanh Hoa province, and heavy rain alerts from Nghe An to Hue City.
East Asia Forum Vietnam reports on the significance of a Free and Open Indo-Pacific, focusing on how Vietnam can engage with and maximize its interests within this framework. Enhanced regional cooperation is highlighted as key.
Asian nations, particularly Vietnam, are facing pressure to enhance state capabilities essential for implementing industrial policy amid rapid economic growth. Re-evaluating the government's role and functions is urgent to adapt to changing international dynamics and technological innovation.
This article focuses on Japan's role as a 'middle power' in Southeast Asia. It analyzes the relationship between Japan and regional countries, including Vietnam, and the impact of Japan's diplomatic strategy on regional dynamics. Particular attention is paid to Japan's position in economic and geopolitical contexts.
Vietnam's popular traditional music competition 'Tài tử miệt vườn' returns for its sixth season, introducing new initiatives to engage younger audiences by incorporating contemporary elements. The program aims to preserve and promote traditional culture.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed a special holiday on Vietnam Culture Day, November 24, 2026, without compensatory workdays. The aim is to minimize disruption during the busy year-end period.
In Ho Chi Minh City, nearly 70% of homebuyers are willing to relocate to suburban or new urban areas due to rising housing prices and improved infrastructure. There is a growing preference for larger living spaces and better quality of life.
Prolonged heavy rains in northern Vietnam have submerged and damaged vegetable farms near Hanoi, leading to a significant drop in supply. This has caused prices for key vegetables like water spinach, sweet potato leaves, and cabbage to double or triple, impacting residents' daily lives.
A UN official lauded Vietnam's presence at the UN General Assembly, emphasizing its foreign policy's focus on peace and stability. The presence of the Party General Secretary and President signifies Vietnam's proactive engagement on global issues.
Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics (UEH) hosted a partnership conference to strengthen public sector collaboration. The event emphasized the importance of research contributing to practical problem-solving, aiming to build a new growth model for Vietnam.
Vietnam's leading food and beverage group, Golden Gate, has launched a new manufacturing facility, aiming for business expansion beyond the restaurant industry. The company, with annual revenues exceeding VND 7 trillion, plans to quadruple its production capacity with the new plant, eyeing product distribution to retail channels and exports.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau visited the newly inaugurated Hong Bang International University Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. He stressed that while hospital facilities can be invested in over a few years, a hospital's reputation is built over decades through treatment quality, patient safety, and medical ethics.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health has proposed a new policy to manage medical devices throughout their lifecycle, including building a connected data infrastructure, tightening distribution controls, and reducing unnecessary intermediaries. Aimed at enhancing quality control and price transparency, the initiative addresses the country's high reliance on imported high-tech medical equipment.
A delegation from Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs visited New Zealand, holding meetings with the Vietnamese community in Auckland and Wellington. The meetings focused on explaining the latest resolutions and policies from the Communist Party and the State regarding overseas Vietnamese, aiming to strengthen community ties.
A top Vietnamese leader's visit to Canada aims to further strengthen and deepen bilateral relations. Building on the CPTPP, economic cooperation in areas like clean energy and advanced technology is expected to expand. Vietnam is Canada's largest trading partner in ASEAN.
As their mission in South Sudan nears its end, medical staff from Vietnam's Level 2 Field Hospital No. 7 visited children in difficult circumstances in the capital, Juba, fostering interaction. This initiative highlights Vietnam's contribution to peacekeeping operations.