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The Vietnamese government has ordered a halt to concentrated lending to affiliated 'backyard businesses,' aiming to improve access to capital for small and medium-sized enterprises. This move is part of broader reforms to stabilize the financial system and sustain economic growth.
Vietnam's Dong Nai City is accelerating educational reforms and economic development strategies to become a crucial growth hub for the nation. The City Party Committee is urging officials to foster unity and decisive action to achieve strategic development goals by 2035.
Can Tho City, Vietnam, is experiencing flooding in low-lying and riverside areas due to a combination of high tides and heavy rainfall. The Hau River has exceeded alert level III, raising concerns for agricultural production. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and are reinforcing mitigation measures.
Khanh Hoa Province in south-central Vietnam is enhancing safety measures for its dams and reservoirs in preparation for the 2026 flood season. The province is prioritizing early risk management and the safety of its residents by conducting inspections, reinforcements, and finalizing operational plans.
Vietnam's Hydrometeorological Department announced that El Niño is expected to peak in late 2026, with a risk of early heatwaves appearing in 2027. Sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific have already risen by 2 degrees Celsius, indicating strong intensity.
As the new school year begins in Vietnam, educational institutions are undergoing reorganization. This initiative is expected to improve the balance of teacher supply and demand and enhance educational quality, with a particular focus on increasing the autonomy of universities and vocational education institutions.
Ninh Thuan Province is promoting the value of its local traditional arts to the public through the organization of a Traditional Arts Enthusiast Club Federation, as part of the province's cultural policy aimed at preserving heritage and boosting tourism.
Bac Ninh City in northern Vietnam held a special artistic program to celebrate the National Assembly's decision to establish it as a city and its reception of the First-Class Labor Order, symbolizing its development and leap into a new era.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam will attend the UN General Assembly's high-level debate, engage in bilateral activities in the US, and pay a state visit to Canada. This visit is expected to enhance Vietnam's international presence and expand cooperation in advanced industries with Canada.
The opening ceremony of the 20th Asian Games (Asian Games 2026) took place at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, with the Vietnamese contingent participating. Tens of thousands of athletes from 45 Asian countries and territories gathered to compete in 43 sports. The Vietnamese national flag was solemnly raised, with expectations high for the team's performance.
As AI-generated content accelerates, Vietnam is entering a new phase of copyright protection. The advancement of AI, capable of text generation, summarization, and style mimicry, increases the risk of copyright infringement. Authorities are exploring responses to this challenge.
Vietnam is set to bolster career guidance and employment data-driven counseling from the secondary education level, targeting 2027. This initiative aims to support youth employment amidst a rapidly evolving labor market driven by economic growth.
Three construction workers were injured when scaffolding collapsed at a residential house under construction in Can Tho City, Vietnam. The incident occurred on September 19, 2026.
Vinh City in central Vietnam experienced rainfall exceeding a 41-year September record, with 399mm in six hours, causing severe urban flooding and disrupting transportation.
Nguyen The Manh has been elected as the new Chairman of the Thai Nguyen Provincial People's Committee in Vietnam. Transferred from central government roles, he pledged to focus on economic development, infrastructure, and anti-corruption.
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has directed all ministries and local authorities to complete the clearance of surplus real estate resulting from administrative reorganizations by the end of the year. The move aims to promote efficient land use and unlock potential for public services and economic development.
Vietnam is actively expanding its diplomatic influence through high-level visits to the US and Canada, and strengthening cooperation with ASEAN and China. Domestically, the country is pursuing policies to balance sustained economic growth with cultural heritage preservation, while increasing its contributions to the international community.
Ho Chi Minh City is piloting an AI-powered smart traffic system that analyzes traffic volume and automatically adjusts traffic lights. This initiative aims to alleviate chronic congestion and improve traffic safety. The Vietnamese government is accelerating the adoption of such advanced technologies as part of its digital transformation efforts.
A teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro Max released in Vietnam has revealed internal structural changes and optimized component placement. Notably, the improved ease of battery replacement indicates enhanced repairability. This could suggest an advancement in Vietnam's capabilities for electronic component manufacturing and assembly.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam is set to embark on state visits to Canada and the US following his attendance at the UN General Assembly. The trips are expected to bolster Vietnam's international profile and deepen economic and security cooperation.
Ho Chi Minh City is considering a route for the Can Gio-Vung Tau sea crossing road that would pass through Vung Tau Airport. The city has requested opinions from the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Construction, aiming for integrated infrastructure development aligned with the airport's future utilization plans.
Record heavy rainfall has struck northern and central Vietnam, submerging thousands of homes and causing widespread crop damage. Flood levels in some areas have exceeded alarm level three, impacting infrastructure. Continued rainfall is forecast, with warnings issued for landslides.
A 6-story building under construction in Can Tho City, southern Vietnam, collapsed on the afternoon of September 19th due to the failure of its second-floor concrete slab. One worker sustained minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. Inadequate scaffolding support is the initial suspected cause.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has directed the Ministry of Education and Training to promptly review and implement a "streamlining" of the current general education curriculum. This aims to build a foundation ensuring all students acquire essential knowledge, skills, and qualities. Simultaneously, the stable supply of textbooks has been deemed urgent, with a deadline to report on supply status by September 22.
Record heavy rainfall in central Vietnam has caused widespread flooding in underground parking lots of high-rise apartment buildings, leading to disruptions such as elevator shutdowns. This has significantly impacted residents' lives and highlighted infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Vietnamese singer Tung Duong is set to hold a large-scale concert at My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi on December 19, celebrating his 25-year career. Aiming to attract an audience of 50,000, he is preparing a stage that will showcase the culmination of his musical journey.
A Vietnamese National Assembly delegation visited Belgium to exchange experiences on policies and practices concerning child protection in the digital environment. Belgian lawmakers expressed willingness to share their experiences, including successes and difficulties in law-making and enforcement.
Lai Chau Province, Vietnam, hosted a scientific conference on 'Lai Chau Ginseng - Essence of the Northwest Highlands,' focusing on branding and sustainable development. The event aimed to boost the local economy and alleviate poverty, drawing participation from international organizations, experts, and investors.
Vietnam has launched a nationwide crackdown on Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing from August 15 to September 15. Lifting the European Union's 'yellow card' warning is a critical task tied to national prestige and the sustainable development of the fisheries sector.
Ahead of the Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President's visit to the US, a US expert analyzes that bilateral relations are driven by substantive cooperation, anticipating 2026 as a year of enhanced engagement.
General Secretary and President To Lam visited Bac Ninh province, urging the region with its rich cultural heritage and revolutionary history to pursue modern development while preserving its identity. An industry and trade fair was also held to boost the regional economy.
Party General Secretary and President To Lam attended the inauguration of a statue of President Ho Chi Minh at the Hung Kings Temple Special National Historical Site, marking the 72nd anniversary of his visit to the site. The event symbolizes Vietnam's history and national unity.
A solemn flag-raising ceremony was held on the deck of the Fisheries Surveillance Ship 290 in Con Dao Special Zone, organized by the Ho Chi Minh City Fatherland Front Committee and Coast Guard Region 3. Concurrently, a delegation from the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee paid respects and offered incense to fallen heroes at Con Dao's memorial sites, symbolizing the spirit of honoring roots and gratitude.
Vietnam's K90 Unit has collected the remains of 10 fallen soldiers from Kandal and Kampong Chhnang provinces in Cambodia. This effort is part of a broader Vietnamese initiative to repatriate the remains of soldiers lost in past conflicts.
On September 19th, the Dien Bien Provincial Business Association distributed nearly 2,000 Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to ethnic minority children in Pú Nhung commune, Tuần Giáo district, Điện Biên province. This initiative highlights social considerations amidst Vietnam's economic development, addressing disparities in remote areas.
In the border area of Quang Truc, Lam Dong province, Binh Minh Plastics JSC, in coordination with local authorities and the Dak Dang Border Post, organized a 'Green Mid-Autumn' program for over 600 students and installed a clean water supply system for the border post. This initiative aims to improve living conditions and contribute to the local community.