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Nhan Dan

Southern Vietnam Braces for Heavy Rains, Landslides

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

Linking Interests in a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

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.

East Asia Forum Vietnam

Asian Industrial Policy Demands New State Capabilities

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.

East Asia Forum Vietnam

Japan's Middle Power Moment in Southeast Asia: A Vietnamese Perspective

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.

Nhan Dan

Heavy Rains Cause Soaring Vegetable Prices in Hanoi Amidst Supply Shortages

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.

VietnamPlus English

UN Official Praises Vietnam's Contributions to Multilateralism

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.

VnExpress

Golden Gate CEO: New Factory Enables Expansion Beyond Restaurant Business

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.

VnExpress

Vietnam Proposes Lifecycle Management for Medical Devices, Building Data Infrastructure

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.

VietnamPlus English

Top Leader's Visit Injects New Momentum into Vietnam-Canada Relations

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.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Mandates Use of Personal Identification Numbers for Social Insurance Claims

Hanoi's Social Insurance agency has issued a directive mandating the use of personal identification numbers (IDNs) or citizen ID card numbers on social insurance claim forms. This move is part of a nationwide digital transformation effort to replace social insurance numbers with IDNs, aiming to ensure accurate and timely payment of benefits.

Nhan Dan

Vietnamese Students Win Cybersecurity Competition, VKU Claims Top Prize

A student team from Vietnam-Korea University of Information and Communication Technology (VKU) in Da Nang has won the final round of the cybersecurity competition 'Digital Dragons: The Cybersecurity Challenge (DDC 2026)', aiming to foster future cybersecurity professionals.

BBC Vietnamese

Vietnam Hit by Severe Flooding, VTV Faces Criticism for Reporting Style

Heavy rains across northern and central Vietnam have caused widespread damage, including fatalities, destroyed homes, and agricultural losses. A tragic incident in Hanoi saw a young student die in the floods. Meanwhile, state broadcaster VTV has faced public backlash for reporting on the floods as a 'free water park,' with many deeming it insensitive.

Nhan Dan

Foreign Trade University Graduates Over 1,700 Students in Second Ceremony

Vietnam's Foreign Trade University awarded degrees to over 1,700 students from its 61st cohort and supplementary classes at its Hanoi and Quang Ninh campuses. Many graduates achieved excellent results, expressing their commitment to societal contribution and personal growth.

VnExpress International

Vietnam's Top Leader Departs for UNGA 81, State Visit to Canada

Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam departed on September 20 for a trip to the U.S. and Canada, including attending the 81st UN General Assembly and a state visit to Canada. The visit aims to strengthen ties with the UN, the U.S., and Canada.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Prioritises MICE Tourism as Strategic Product to Accelerate Growth

Vietnam is positioning tourism as a key economic driver, designating MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) as a strategic product to attract high-quality visitors and boost trade and investment. Initiatives in Da Nang and Phu Quoc Island are particularly noteworthy.

Vietnam Insider

Italian Woman Finds Love and a New Life on Vietnam's Ha Giang Loop

An Italian traveler fell ill during her trip on Vietnam's Ha Giang Loop and was cared for by a local young man. Their encounter blossomed into a relationship, leading her to abandon her original plans and decide to stay in Vietnam to build a life and get married.

The Saigon Times

Massive Landslide Cuts Off Provincial Road in Central Vietnam

A massive landslide in Nghe An province, central Vietnam, has cut off Provincial Road 543C. Footage shows a torrent of earth and rocks cascading down. Concerns are rising about the impact of delayed restoration efforts on the local economy.

The Saigon Times

Rainy Season Continues Across Vietnam, Northern Region Sees Sunny Spells

Vietnam is expected to experience a week of dominant thunderstorms from September 20th to 26th. While the northern region will see some sunny periods, intense rainfall with potential for localized downpours, strong winds, lightning, and hail is forecast for central and southern areas.

The Saigon Times

Ho Chi Minh City Startled by Sudden Thunder as Weather Shifts Abruptly

Ho Chi Minh City experienced a startling midday rumble of thunder despite clear skies, causing public surprise. This phenomenon is attributed to the development of cumulonimbus clouds influenced by a tropical convergence zone, with potential for localized heavy rain and strong winds.

VnExpress

How Metro Line 2 Will Reshape Central Ho Chi Minh City Access

Ho Chi Minh City's under-construction Metro Line 2 is poised to significantly improve access to the city center. However, concerns linger regarding traffic congestion and daily life disruptions due to ongoing construction. This report tracks the infrastructure development and its challenges, incorporating citizen feedback.

VnExpress

Mui Ne Beach Buried Under Two Months of Garbage, Tourism Concerns Rise

Mui Ne's Bai Rang beach in Vietnam's popular central resort town is facing severe environmental pollution and tourism decline due to a massive accumulation of garbage for over two months. Locals and tourists are unable to access the beach, posing a significant threat to the local economy.

VnExpress

Vietnam's 'Robber King' Captured After 30 Years on the Run

A notorious fugitive, Tran Hoang Minh, known as 'Robber King Hoang Minh,' has been apprehended in southern Vietnam after evading capture for over 30 years. He had escaped custody multiple times and lived under various aliases.

VnExpress

Six Relatives Prosecuted for Public Disorder in False Pregnancy Incident

In Phu Tho Province, Vietnam, six relatives were prosecuted for public disorder after they stormed a hospital and livestreamed a disturbance, believing their daughter's false pregnancy claims. This case highlights the growing social issue of misinformation spread on social media, prompting a stern response from law enforcement.