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Three people have died in a traffic accident in Dong Nai province, Vietnam. Separately, a car fell into a construction pit, raising questions about responsibility.
A 5kg breast fibroadenoma, ignored for seven years and mistaken for normal pubertal development by the patient since age 13, has been discovered in Vietnam. This case highlights the critical importance of health awareness and early detection.
Following a fatal collapse at a highway construction site in Dong Nai province that killed three people, Vietnam's Prime Minister has ordered a thorough investigation into the cause and the accountability of responsible parties. The incident raises concerns about safety in infrastructure development.
The Vietnamese government is initiating a comprehensive review of the rights of individuals who retired under the old Decree 178 (and its amendment, Decree 67). Experts emphasize the need to identify any irregularities, pinpoint causes, and determine consequences.
Vietnam is set to experience a significant shift in weather patterns starting September 9th, with cold air arriving in the north bringing rain. Central regions are forecast to face heavy rainfall from the 10th, and there are concerns about the formation of a typhoon or tropical depression in the East Sea later this week.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustino agreed to explore new cooperation mechanisms and specialized working groups to bolster bilateral trade. They also pledged to encourage businesses from both nations to expand their presence in each other's markets.
Vietnam's Ambassador to Mongolia urged both nations to leverage their Comprehensive Partnership to explore new, long-term cooperation areas beyond traditional fields, aiming for fresh growth momentum. The visit of Vietnam's top legislator is expected to deepen political trust.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary of the Communist Party, Tô Lâm, met with Valentina Matviyenko, Speaker of the Federation Council of Russia, in Moscow. The meeting affirmed strengthened bilateral ties and expanded cooperation in cultural heritage. During his visit, President Tô Lâm also held discussions with other Russian officials and paid respects at the Ho Chi Minh statue.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has instructed relevant ministries to swiftly address issues such as medical equipment shortages and drug supply delays in healthcare facilities. The government plans to accelerate the review of amendments to the Law on Examination and Treatment, the Law on Pharmaceuticals, and the Law on Food Safety.
Vietnam's top leadership is strengthening ties with Russia, South Korea, Australia, and France, promoting economic cooperation, cultural exchange, and security pacts. Domestically, efforts focus on improving healthcare supply chains and developing new agricultural initiatives in rural areas.
The official visit of General Secretary and President Tô Lâm to France aims to solidify political trust and accelerate the implementation of high-level commitments into concrete, strategic economic projects, particularly in science-technology cooperation, bolstering the Vietnam-France Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Ho Chi Minh City has launched free 'Don Ca Tai Tu' (Southern Vietnamese folk music) classes for high school students. This initiative aims to pass on Vietnam's intangible cultural heritage to the younger generation and foster their interest in traditional arts.
Veteran Vietnamese badminton legend Nguyen Tien Minh, 43, advanced in the Vietnam Open 2026 qualifiers. Meanwhile, top national players faced tough matches, showcasing a mix of generational transition and enduring veteran performance at the tournament.
Vietnam's President commenced a state visit to Russia to bolster bilateral ties, while the National Assembly Chairman visited South Korea to explore economic cooperation. Domestically, the government is advancing legislative reforms in the healthcare sector, highlighting Vietnam's multifaceted diplomatic and internal affairs.
A retail store in Nha Trang, Vietnam, has been fined 50 million VND (approximately $2,000) and ordered to destroy 180 pairs of counterfeit Nike and Adidas shoes. The business owner admitted to selling replicas and acknowledged a history of trading in counterfeit goods, with authorities noting a previous regulatory penalty.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam laid wreaths at the Ho Chi Minh monument and the Memorial to Unknown Soldiers in Moscow during his state visit to Russia. This act symbolizes the traditional friendship between the two nations and underscores the importance of Russia in Vietnam's foreign policy.
Vietnam is grappling with a significant trade deficit exceeding $60 billion in its electronics sector. The government is collaborating with businesses to find solutions to boost exports and domestic production capacity, addressing a structural reliance on imported components.
During his official visit to South Korea, Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue met with top executives of leading South Korean corporations in Seoul. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral economic cooperation and encouraging further South Korean investment in Vietnam.
HSBC Vietnam CEO Tim Evans highlights Vietnam's rapid rise in AI hardware trade, projecting its global share to reach 12.4% by 2025. A shift in trade dynamics with Taiwan underscores Vietnam's growing importance in the supply chain.
A new report from Vietnam's National Statistics Office reveals a significant reduction in the proportion of overseas employment costs borne by Vietnamese workers relative to their first month's earnings. This indicates progress in enhancing worker protection and achieving Sustainable Development Goals.
During his state visit to Russia, Vietnamese President and General Secretary of the Communist Party To Lam met with Vyacheslav Volodin, Chairman of the State Duma. The two leaders discussed strengthening the legal framework to facilitate long-term cooperation in the energy sector, a move significant for Vietnam's energy security and Russia's energy export strategy.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam attended the opening of the 'Vietnam-Russia Heritage Space and Cultural Connection' during his state visit to Russia, fostering cultural ties between the two nations.
Polish companies are actively seeking distributors and manufacturing partners to expand into the Vietnamese market. Sectors like food and cosmetics show particular interest in collaborating with local suppliers and distribution networks.
Vietnam is prioritizing the stabilization of medicine prices and ensuring a reliable supply of medical goods as part of efforts to improve healthcare services for its citizens. This initiative is a key component of implementing a Politburo resolution aimed at enhancing the healthcare sector and public health.
Da Nang City has decided to resume land allocation and leasing for two urban development projects, 'North Hoi An Commercial Service Urban Area' and 'Ha My Complex Urban Area', near Hoi An, by applying a special mechanism. This decision is expected to resolve prolonged project stagnation and facilitate development.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee, Nguyen Phu Trong, met with Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Sergey Naryshkin. Both leaders reaffirmed the importance of the traditional friendship and Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, agreeing to strengthen cooperation across economic, cultural, and security sectors, and exchanged views on regional affairs.
Vietnam is strengthening parliamentary cooperation with Russia, South Korea, Mongolia, and France, while seeking to transform investment relations with Japan. This reflects Vietnam's multifaceted diplomatic strategy aimed at enhancing its international influence and fostering economic growth alongside national identity.
Vietnam has enacted a new Law on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters to strengthen international cooperation in criminal cases. The law streamlines evidence collection and case resolution by establishing clear procedures and designating the Supreme People's Procuracy as the Central Authority.
Vietnam is accelerating its green transition, seeking US contributions in investment, technology, and human resource training. The US Secretary of State commended Vietnam's leadership, expressing optimism for bilateral relations.
Hanoi is revising urban planning for the Hoan Kiem Lake area, aiming for harmony between historical structures and modern development. An expert discussed the challenges of developing this 'heart of the capital' and its impact on residents, while outlining future prospects.
A Vietnamese father is grappling with suspicion that his own money has been stolen, following his son's sudden accumulation of a significant sum. He is torn between his principles of upbringing and trust in his son, struggling with how to address the situation.
A Vietnamese lake, characterized by extreme acidity with a pH below 0.3, is drawing attention for its unique natural phenomena and potential environmental challenges. The water's high acidity creates a spectacular 'blue flame' effect, raising concerns about its impact on the ecosystem.
In Lang Son Province, Vietnam, a sophisticated scam group targeting online shoppers has been apprehended. Posing as delivery drivers, they falsely informed victims they had registered for a monthly service costing VND 4 million, using psychological manipulation to extort money. The group operated systematically and is believed to have defrauded victims of approximately VND 400 million.
Vietnamese actress Kha Ngan has revealed a diverse handbag collection, ranging from luxury brands like Hermès to mid-range labels such as Polène. Her collection reflects her success in acting, modeling, endorsements, and brand ambassadorship.
Vietnam has made progress in building a data system for migrant workers, leading to reduced recruitment costs and increased overseas earnings. This initiative aims to enhance worker protection, with legislative revisions also under discussion to bolster Vietnam's position in the international labor market.
A Vietnamese engineer at Australia's University of New South Wales (UNSW), Tran Bach Dang, has developed an innovative listening patch called AusculPatch that captures subtle vibrations from the heart, lungs, and blood vessels. The device holds promise for remote healthcare applications.