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General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized the importance of preserving cultural heritage in Bac Ninh's development. The province is entering a new phase of modern urban development while safeguarding the traditions of Kinh Bac culture, rich in revolutionary history and creativity.
Da Nang's satellite hospital model is proving effective in strengthening grassroots healthcare, forming a key part of the city's roadmap to become a specialized medical hub for the central and Central Highlands regions, aligning with Politburo Resolution on health protection.
A collision between Chinese and Philippine vessels occurred in the South China Sea. Vietnam, which has territorial disputes with China, could see increased regional tensions. However, direct military intervention or economic repercussions for Vietnam are currently considered limited.
The US Federal Reserve's interest rate hike could impact Vietnam's currency, borrowing costs, stock market, and household finances. This hike, the first since July 2023, raises concerns about Vietnam's economic stability.
Vietnamese ride-hailing drivers are drawn by attractive monthly incomes of VND15-20 million, but this often comes at the cost of long hours and lack of social security benefits. Real net earnings are significantly lower, trapping many drivers in a cycle they struggle to escape.
A severe flood has hit low-lying areas in Hanoi's outskirts due to rising waters of the Bui River. Thousands of households are affected by inundation, forcing residents to evacuate. Infrastructure and agriculture have also suffered significant damage.
Vietnam's major retailers reported over VND 1,500 billion ($60 million) in sales for the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models on their launch day. Demand was particularly strong for the Pro Max variant, highlighting robust consumer spending among affluent individuals.
Ho Chi Minh City is buzzing with photogenic check-in spots for the Mid-Autumn Festival, from cafes and malls to lantern streets. These locations blend tradition and modernity, offering families and friends a special way to create memories.
Early on September 19, a car in Ho Chi Minh City collided with five motorbikes parked outside an eatery, injuring two people. An employee stated the driver had an altercation inside the establishment before returning with his vehicle. Police are investigating the cause and conducting alcohol and drug tests.
Lam Dong Province's Industrial Zone Management Board has approved an investment project for a meat processing plant. CP Vietnam will invest VND 450 billion (approx. $18 million USD) to produce 57,000 tons of meat products annually, aiming to boost the province's industrial development and modernize its meat industry.
Vietnam's Central Lung Hospital, in collaboration with the Japanese Association of Thoracic Surgery, has engaged with a thoracic surgery expert from Kobe University Hospital to exchange experiences in lung cancer treatment, advanced surgery, and lung transplantation, signaling advancements in Vietnamese medical technology and international cooperation.
The Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee has decided to establish a specialized inspection team to oversee the Ministry of Education and Training regarding textbook shortages. Past policy shortcomings are cited as the cause, with efforts focused on preventing recurrence in subsequent academic years.
Busan Metropolitan Police in South Korea have announced the arrest of 35 Vietnamese nationals on charges of drug trafficking and use. The alleged ringleader is believed to have smuggled ketamine and ecstasy from Poland, distributing them at karaoke establishments within South Korea.
Nguyen Khoa Vu, a Vietnamese student, has chosen to pursue his studies at China's prestigious Tsinghua University, following his sister, instead of his initial Western university aspirations. He will major in economics at the internationally renowned institution, marking a significant shift in his academic path.
A Saigon studio is meticulously crafting traditional lion dance costumes, blending generational passion with modern demands. The artisans are dedicated to preserving the spirit of this cultural art form while adapting to contemporary trends.
A man died and his wife was severely injured when a falling tree branch crushed their motorbike during a severe thunderstorm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the maintenance of aged city trees, which have been involved in similar fatal accidents previously.
General Secretary and President To Lam attended a ceremony commemorating the 72nd anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's visit to Hung Kings Temple, reaffirming commitment to national unity and development. The period also sees a surge in tourism.
The short film competition "Today's Virtuosos" in Vietnam showcased young filmmakers' fresh perspectives on traditional wisdom and cultural heritage. Thirteen works were awarded, highlighting the youth's innovative approach to familiar themes.
Vietnam and the United Nations have forged a strategic and trustworthy partnership over half a century, evolving from post-unification challenges to becoming a pilot nation for the 'Unified Action Initiative.' Vietnam consistently aligns with UN missions, enhancing its global presence.
A significant increase in Chinese fishing vessel activity has been observed off Vietnam's central coast, particularly near Quang Ngai province. Experts suggest this points to resource competition and Beijing's geopolitical messaging regarding sovereignty in the South China Sea.
Tuyen Quang province in northern Vietnam is prioritizing security measures for the upcoming Thanh Tuyen Festival, scheduled from September 19-25, 2026. Anticipating large crowds for the extensive cultural and sports events, comprehensive plans are in place covering security, traffic, fire safety, and food hygiene.
General Secretary of the Communist Party and President To Lam attended a ceremony commemorating the 72nd anniversary of Ho Chi Minh's visit to Hung Temple. The event also marked the inauguration of a monument dedicated to 'Uncle Ho with the National Festival,' underscoring the nation's commitment to unity and development.
Women from the Van Kieu ethnic minority in Quang Tri province, Vietnam, are achieving economic independence and improving their lives through social media-driven cultural promotion, thanks to regional economic development programs. Their efforts to escape poverty and build better lives are contributing to community revitalization.
Flood warnings have been issued across northern and central Vietnam, with river levels exceeding alert thresholds in Ninh Binh and Thanh Hoa provinces. Heavy rainfall is expected to continue, prompting authorities to urge vigilance.
Genetic testing is being deployed in Vietnam's Central Highlands to improve reproductive and prenatal care, aiming to enhance the health of local residents. Experts anticipate this initiative will help bridge future healthcare disparities.
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance is strengthening dialogue with international investors through Non-Deal Roadshows (NDRs). This initiative aims to provide accurate information on the country's economic and social conditions, fiscal, and monetary policies, with the goal of improving its national credit rating.
Hanoi witnessed a record-breaking mass dance performance by older people on September 17, marking the launch of the city’s 2026 Action Month for Older Persons. The event aimed to promote social engagement and well-being among seniors.
Vietnam is advancing a national program aimed at preventing and reducing child labor and ensuring safe living environments by 2030. Alongside economic growth, improvements in social welfare are being prioritized.
Vietnam's Central Organization Commission has appointed Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan, former Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, as Deputy Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee. This significant personnel change within Vietnam's one-party system is drawing attention for its potential impact on the administration of the economic hub.
In various regions of Vietnam, Party secretaries and chairpersons of People's Committees at the xã (village/town) level are actively using social media platforms like TikTok and Facebook to promote local tourism and specialty products. Through video production and live streaming, these leaders aim to improve residents' livelihoods and expand sales channels for agricultural produce.
Hanoi, Vietnam hosted the 15th Marine Dialogue focusing on marine biodiversity protection. Discussions centered on national implementation of the BBNJ Agreement, including international cooperation, legal harmonization, and support mechanisms. Australia's Ambassador pledged support to regional nations.
While Vietnam's science knowledge dissemination efforts are widespread, challenges like fragmentation, one-way communication, and slow digitalization persist. Experts advocate for diverse media and enhanced data infrastructure to navigate the AI and social media era.
Vietnamese President and Communist Party General Secretary To Lam will attend the 81st UN General Assembly High-Level Debate in the US, followed by a state visit to Canada. Vietnam is expected to emphasize its proactive and responsible contributions to global issues.
Vietnam's textile industry maintains growth momentum but faces increasing pressure from pricing, delivery timelines, and tariff policies. Businesses are focusing on enhancing productivity and reducing costs, with enhanced cooperation with India being explored.
On September 19th, showers and thunderstorms are forecast across many parts of Vietnam. The central region from Thanh Hoa to Hue is expected to experience moderate to heavy rainfall, with localized very heavy downpours and potential for lightning and strong gusts. This weather pattern is attributed to the influence of the autumn rain front.
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam announced the reassignment, deployment, and appointment of key cadres by the Politburo and Secretariat. This is seen as an effort to strengthen the Party's power base under its one-party system and maintain its influence in state governance.