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Vietnamese coffee exports are showing a strong outlook heading into the year-end trading season. Shipments to the EU have increased by 9%, maintaining Vietnam's position as the world's second-largest coffee exporter. Efforts towards sustainable coffee production are also progressing.
The "Hoa Lư Beauties 2026" contest finals were held in Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam. This cultural event celebrates the beauty, intellect, and talent of women from the ancient capital region, also promoting the area's historical and cultural values.
The visit of Myanmar's President to Vietnam included requests for cooperation in digital infrastructure and cybersecurity. This visit aims to strengthen Vietnam's role as a strategic hub in the ASEAN region and foster comprehensive and substantive progress in bilateral relations.
Vietnam's Index of Industrial Production (IIP) saw an 11.9% increase over eight months, driven by new production facilities and scaled-up manufacturing, serving as a strong engine for economic growth. Foreign investment in M&A also showed significant activity.
Vietnam unveiled a new strategy to attract $200-300 billion in foreign investment from 2026-2030, focusing on quality capital and enhancing economic self-reliance. The goal is to position Vietnam as a leader in the ASEAN investment climate.
Vietnam's southern region continues to see stable growth in its ready-built factory (RBF) and ready-built warehouse (RBW) markets through the first half of 2026. Competitive pricing and development potential contribute to the sustained appeal of the industrial real estate sector.
A suspect who stole dozens of iPhones in a daring raid was apprehended while attempting to flee. This incident highlights ongoing crime trends and law enforcement efforts in Vietnam.
A Russian expert highlighted Vietnam's significant role in regional forums across Eurasia and the Asia-Pacific, assessing its contributions to building a stable regional security architecture. Recent visits by Vietnamese leaders to Russia and France underscore efforts to strengthen international cooperation.
Vietnam aims to deepen its comprehensive strategic partnership with Japan by strengthening cooperation in economy, trade, investment, science and technology, and cultural exchange. The country particularly emphasizes local-level collaboration and promoting the conversion of strategic commitments into concrete projects.
Vietnam's top leader is visiting Russia and France and will attend the International Space Summit. The trip aims to implement foreign policy, strengthen political trust, and foster a conducive development environment, while also seeking to mobilize international resources.
Vietnamese President To Lam commenced a state visit to Russia from September 7-9, at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin. Both nations expressed expectations for strengthened relations, aiming to deepen regional security and strategic cooperation.
Vietnamese President To Lam is undertaking state visits to Russia and official visits to France, including participation in a Space Summit. These trips signal Vietnam's intent to deepen ties with European nations, particularly in economic and space cooperation.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Vietnam shows a trend of increasing capital through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with registered capital surging despite a modest rise in new projects. Investment is concentrating in manufacturing, logistics, and technology, driving industrial structural changes.
Vietnam and France are at a historic juncture, with Vietnam undergoing rapid transformation and France seeking stronger partnerships in Asia. Both nations share a mutual interest in advancing bilateral ties into a new phase of development, particularly in economic and strategic cooperation.
Vietnam is intensifying efforts across diverse sectors, including digital infrastructure, green transition, and the revitalization of the night-time economy, to sustain and deepen its economic growth. Notably, rising e-commerce costs and infrastructure development are poised to influence the future economic structure.
Vietnam is strengthening ties with South Korea, Mongolia, France, Russia, and Japan, while also focusing on domestic educational reforms and regional development. The report highlights the growing influence of food in tourism and the economic revitalization of a region through a new crop.
New multi-level schools have opened in Vietnam’s border areas and ethnic minority communities for the 2026-2027 academic year, offering students in disadvantaged regions safer and better-equipped learning environments and aiming to narrow the education gap.
Vietnam experienced varied weather on September 7th, with sunny skies in the north and intermittent sunshine in the cloudy south, where rain and thunderstorms were forecast for the afternoon and evening. Coastal areas and certain sea regions were warned of strong winds, high waves, and potential squalls.
Vietnam and France have activated a cooperation agreement in science, technology, and innovation, aiming to boost expert exchange and joint research. Concrete collaborations are also advancing in space development, contributing to the deepening of their comprehensive strategic partnership.
Hue City, an ancient capital in central Vietnam, is expanding its cooperation with Japan across various sectors, building on years of established partnerships. The city aims to secure new resources for sustainable development through specific programs in technology, education, healthcare, heritage, tourism, and investment.
Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing concluded his official visit to Vietnam on September 6, departing from Hanoi. The visit, at the invitation of General Secretary and President To Lam, aimed to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
Hanoi is proceeding with the relocation and redevelopment of settlements at high flood risk to enhance safety measures along the Red River. The project aims to preserve historical and cultural heritage while ensuring residents' livelihoods and safe living environments.
Vietnam's Communist Party is set to innovate its leadership and governance methods for the political system in a new era. This initiative, marking the 5th anniversary of a key resolution, aims to strengthen the Party's leadership and enhance the efficiency of the political system.
Vietnam is experiencing remarkable economic growth, yet it faces social challenges under a one-party system and increasing international complexities. This report factually examines these multifaceted aspects from a neutral perspective.
In Vietnam's northern Lang Son province and beyond, a concerted effort involving the political system, armed forces, and citizens is underway to collect and identify the remains of fallen soldiers, overcoming challenging terrain and weather. This national endeavor underscores a commitment to remembrance and national unity.
Vietnamese President and Communist Party General Secretary To Lam will pay a state visit to Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin, aiming to deepen political trust and advance strategic cooperation. The visit is seen as a move to bolster bilateral ties and is part of Vietnam's broader diplomatic strategy.
In Vietnam, couples earning over VND100 million (approximately $4,000) per month are reportedly struggling with zero savings. This is attributed to rising wedding preparation costs, increased living expenses, and unplanned spending. Experts point to discrepancies in financial attitudes between spouses and a lack of clear financial goals as underlying issues, emphasizing the importance of early financial education.
Hanoi City announced it will offer double the compensation stipulated by law for land acquisition related to the Red River Scenic Axis project, aiming for resident consensus and smooth project execution.
Economic cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea has deepened over 30 years, with South Korean FDI becoming a crucial investment destination. With accumulated registered capital of nearly $99 billion across over 10,400 projects, both nations are actively promoting high-tech and innovation collaborations.
Vietnam's Communist Party Politburo has issued a resolution designating over 6.5 million overseas Vietnamese as a crucial strategic resource for national development, aiming to leverage their knowledge, expertise, capital, and international networks.
Indian company Simple Energy has launched the 'Simple Wave', a versatile electric motorcycle for the Indian market. Priced from $1,200, it boasts a range of up to 243 km, 70 liters of storage, and a top speed of 90 km/h. The company sees this as a strategic move into the family scooter segment in India.
Viet Duc High School in Hanoi has completed a 1.5-year, VND300 billion ($12 million) renovation, revealing a new 6-story building with a European-style spiral staircase complementing its nearly 120-year-old French colonial structure. The upgrade accommodates approximately 3,000 students.
Ho Chi Minh City announced a plan to integrate health check results from corporate medical examinations into the national electronic health record system. This aims to prevent redundant check-ups and promote more comprehensive health management.
A mysterious 'phantom island' appearing and disappearing on a Vietnamese lake has captured public attention, with its movements so peculiar they are often mistaken for AI-generated images. Despite being detectable by satellite, the island's sudden vanishing and reappearance miles away puzzles experts. Its strange behavior has sparked curiosity about its natural or unknown causes.
Hanoi is planning to demolish and redevelop several buildings, including the City People's Committee headquarters, to preserve and revitalize the historical landscape around Hoan Kiem Lake. The plan involves revising urban planning and soliciting public feedback.
Preparations are underway for Miss World 2026, hosted in Vietnam for the first time. The latter stages of the competition, particularly in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa province, present a prime opportunity to promote the region's natural landscapes and cultural heritage internationally and attract tourists. This aligns with Vietnam's increasing commitment to cultural heritage preservation and sustainable development on the global stage.