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Vietnam is pursuing economic growth through exchange rate stabilization, expanding international trade, and promoting digital transformation. Simultaneously, it is strengthening ties with China and deepening cooperation with Western countries.
Vietnamese President To Lam and Russian President Vladimir Putin witnessed the signing of cooperation agreements across diverse sectors including justice, finance, investment, and energy, signaling a strategic deepening of bilateral ties.
Vietnam's top leader has arrived in France for an official visit aimed at strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The visit focuses on expanding cooperation in space exploration and advanced technologies, expected to inject new vitality into bilateral relations.
In Vietnam's Dong Thap province, the seasonal work of rolling rice straw after harvest provides local residents with a relatively stable income, contributing to diversified earnings for agricultural communities.
Hanoi's Department of Education and Training has issued directives to districts and educational institutions to strengthen school lunch management for the 2026-2027 academic year, following parental concerns. The directive emphasizes prioritizing safety over progress.
Vietnam is prioritizing innovation in agricultural product processing and preservation as a key to transforming its agricultural sector from production-centric to an agricultural economy. Provinces like Quang Ngai, rich in coastal and forest resources, are leveraging their unique strengths to enhance the global competitiveness of their farm products.
Dong Thap province, a major agricultural hub in Vietnam, faces environmental challenges due to high pesticide usage and improper disposal of packaging. The province is implementing measures like pesticide packaging collection, promoting biological pesticides, and strengthening producer responsibility to foster sustainable agriculture.
Vietnam has secured a spot in the top 3 in Asia for tourist return rates, with its captivating attractions and diverse experiences driving repeat visits. Factors cited include the vibrant life of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, the picturesque beaches of Da Nang, and the majestic landscapes of Sa Pa.
Vietnam is confronting the escalating threat of terrorism and extremism in cyberspace, with a particular concern over the recruitment and propaganda targeting youth. Drawing lessons from EU cases, strengthening legal frameworks, international cooperation, and the roles of families and schools is deemed urgent.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam has concluded his state visit to the Russian Federation. During the visit, both nations issued a joint statement on further consolidating their comprehensive strategic partnership and agreed on a roadmap for cooperation in quantum technology. President To Lam also received the International Peace Award.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam concluded his state visit to Russia and departed for France. During the visit, both nations issued a joint statement on strengthening ties in a new era, and Vietnam received advanced Russian technology in epidemiology.
Vietnam has received advanced technology in epidemiology during the state visit of Party General Secretary and President To Lam to Russia. This move aims to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations, particularly in expanding cooperation in the healthcare sector.
Vietnam's Dong Nai Province has launched a 500-day special emulation campaign to achieve its urban development goals. The campaign aims to promote infrastructure development and streamline administrative services directly benefiting citizens' lives, thereby revitalizing the regional economy.
Vietnam hosted the KOL Summit in Ho Chi Minh City, drawing over 1,000 celebrities and creators. The event aimed to strengthen soft power in the digital space, discussing the role of KOLs in tourism promotion and cybersecurity.
In Vietnam, the rise of social media and smart devices is transforming how young people engage with society. Experts emphasize the critical need for digital literacy, responsible online behavior, and legal knowledge to foster sound citizenship among the youth.
Vietnam has seen a surge in securities account openings, surpassing 2 million in just eight months. This trend indicates a rising investment appetite among the populace and growing confidence in economic growth, with notable increases from younger demographics and rural areas.
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in central Vietnam has been recognized as one of the country's 11 most beautiful destinations. Already a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, the park's magnificent cave systems and untouched nature are drawing international attention.
Hanoi is set to demolish and rebuild several iconic structures around Hoan Kiem Lake, replacing them with modern high-rise buildings and underground facilities. The plan aims to modernize the area while raising concerns about preserving historical landscapes.
Vietnam is considering the relocation of several villages along the Red River as part of development plans. Resettlement and compensation for affected residents are expected to be key challenges moving forward.
H'er Thi May, 26, from a mountainous region in northern Vietnam, has overcome a poor family background to become a pastry chef in Hanoi, supporting her seven siblings and parents. After vocational training at the social enterprise KOTO, she uses her success story to pursue her family's future and her own dreams.
As the new school year begins in Vietnam, many regions face textbook shortages, forcing parents to resort to expensive color photocopies. This has raised legal concerns about potential copyright infringement and penalties.
Vietnam's imports of electronics and components surged by 68% year-on-year to nearly $162 billion in the first eight months, significantly outpacing exports. This growth is attributed primarily to increased AI-driven demand and soaring prices for DRAM and NAND flash chips. The Vietnamese government is seeking to clarify import structures and promote domestic industry participation in supply chains.
Vietnam ranked 76th out of 192 countries and territories with a score of 64.4 in the 2026 Global Relocation Index, compiled by a Singapore-based consultancy. Among Southeast Asian nations, it trailed behind Thailand and the Philippines, ranking below Brunei, Cambodia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
Bilateral trade between Vietnam and India exceeded US$10 billion in the first half of 2026, reflecting expanded cooperation, particularly in agriculture, following the upgrade of their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Vietnam's President To Lam's official visit to France underscores the significance of bilateral ties and Vietnam's drive for development and international cooperation. The younger generation is seen as a crucial element in injecting new vitality into the relationship.
Vietnamese Minister of Public Security To Lam met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss the current state and future development of the comprehensive strategic partnership between Vietnam and Russia. The talks underscore the significance of bilateral ties amidst a complex international landscape.
Vietnam is forecast to experience widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms from September 10th to 11th, with a heightened risk of flooding in the Mekong Delta due to rising river levels. Some areas in the North Central and South Central Highlands could see over 180mm of rainfall.
Vietnamese President To Lam proposed that science and technology cooperation should become a new pillar of Vietnam-Russia relations. The focus is on joint development and market entry in strategic fields like nuclear energy, new energy, and AI.
Vietnam is exploring deeper cooperation with BRICS, contingent on the bloc's expansion and strengthening role in global economic governance. Ahead of the BRICS Summit in India, Hanoi aims to consolidate its strategic position by engaging substantively while balancing relations with ASEAN and other partners.
Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam concluded a state visit to Russia, reaffirming the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with President Vladimir Putin. Discussions focused on deepening cooperation across political, economic, defense, and science-technology sectors, with innovation and digital transformation identified as key drivers for future collaboration.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President Tô Lâm received the International Lev Tolstoy Peace Prize during his state visit to Russia. This event is seen as symbolic of strengthening bilateral cooperation and Vietnam's role on the international stage.
Mrs. Ngo Phuong Ly, wife of Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam, visited a school in Russia. The visit, during the state trip to Russia, aimed to observe the educational environment for Vietnamese students and reinforce bilateral cooperation in education.
Vietnam and Russia have issued a joint statement outlining concrete measures to deepen cooperation across various fields, including politics, defense, economy, and science-technology. The statement confirms a transition to a new phase in bilateral relations.
Vietnamese President To Lam (also Communist Party General Secretary) visited Moscow at the invitation of Russian President Putin, agreeing to deepen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries into a new phase. Strengthening cooperation in economic and scientific-technological fields was a key focus.
Vietnam's top leader has been awarded the 2026 Lev Tolstoy International Peace Prize for his role in 'strengthening peace and cooperation among nations.' Concurrently, the nation affirmed its commitment to deepening its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Russia, agreeing to enhance cooperation across various sectors including science-technology, economy, and security.
Vietnam is deepening cooperation in advanced technology fields such as AI, space technology, and semiconductors with France, Russia, and Japan. This move is seen as a strategic effort to compete in global technological development and accelerate economic growth.