Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with Japanese investors in Da Nang, urging them to invest in high-value sectors like high-tech, green transition, and semiconductors. Japan remains a top investor crucial to Vietnam's economic growth.
State-owned petroleum firm Petrolimex and Ohmee Vietnam have launched a new model integrating convenience stores into petrol stations in Hanoi. This initiative reflects the rapid growth of convenience stores in Vietnam's modern retail sector and rising consumer demand for convenience.
In central Vietnam, a girl with a congenital condition preventing her from walking has achieved her dream of university admission after 10 years of dedicated schooling supported by her mother. Her perseverance despite poverty and hardship has inspired many.
A tragic accident in central Vietnam has claimed the life of a 14-year-old boy operating a tractor. The incident highlights concerns over underage operation of dangerous machinery and lax labor management in rural areas, raising questions about accountability.
In Vietnam, businesses that have ceased operations are unable to legally dissolve until tax procedures are completed. This complex process is emerging as the biggest bottleneck, hindering the smooth termination of companies.
Ho Chi Minh City has proposed a monthly salary of up to VND120 million (approximately $5,000 USD) to attract top talent to its research and development centers. This move is seen as part of the city's strategy to become an innovation and technology hub.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man is on an official visit to South Korea, aiming to strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. South Korea is Vietnam's largest investor, and expanded cooperation in economic and security sectors is anticipated.
Northern Vietnam is expected to experience its first weak cold spell around September 9-10. This will lead to a drop in temperatures, transitioning the weather to cooler conditions compared to previous days, despite daytime sunshine.
Hanoi City has announced plans to resettle residents affected by the Red River Landscape Boulevard project in areas with good infrastructure, ensuring livelihoods and community ties. Tens of thousands of housing units are being prepared.
A Russian expert highlights Vietnam's view of peace as essential for development and its independent foreign policy. General Secretary and President Tô Lâm's visit to Russia is seen as an opportunity to further strengthen Vietnam's diplomatic approach and contribute to regional and global stability.
Vietnam's Deputy Health Minister, Tran Van Thuan, has been suspended from his duties pending a decision from competent authorities. The suspension suggests potential allegations of corruption or misconduct, drawing attention as part of the government's anti-corruption drive.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam's state visit to Russia is expected to yield breakthroughs in bilateral cooperation, particularly in economic and security sectors. The visit underscores Vietnam's strategic approach to maintaining ties amid global complexities.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam expressed confidence that the comprehensive strategic partnership with Russia will continue to develop 'strongly, substantively, and effectively.' Russia also pins hopes on new cooperation orientations and strengthening ties.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with Korean 'friends' during his visit to Seoul, acknowledging their significant contributions to the bilateral relationship. He particularly highlighted the role of NGOs, associations, scientists, and businesses in the nearly 35 years of diplomatic ties.
Hanoi has begun soliciting public opinion from September 7th on a revised urban plan for the Hoan Kiem Lake area. The initiative aims to restructure public spaces, enhance connectivity, and improve infrastructure, creating a distinctive urban landscape centered around the lake.
Vietnamese President To Lam, on a state visit to Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin, spoke with TASS Russian News Agency. Both sides affirmed the robust development of bilateral relations and committed to deepening cooperation for the benefit of their peoples and for regional and global peace.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam made a state visit to Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin. This marks the first visit by Vietnam's top leader to Russia since 1991 and holds historical significance in strengthening the comprehensive strategic partnership for a new era.
Hanoi is considering demolishing and reconstructing numerous buildings, including the City People's Committee headquarters, to preserve and revitalize the Hoan Kiem Lake area. This is part of a large-scale urban redevelopment plan aiming to balance historical preservation with modern space creation.
A Kia Morning carrying five people plunged into a canal in Hai Phong, resulting in the deaths of the driver and his wife, and injuries to three passengers. The accident is believed to be due to driver inattention. The canal lacked safety barriers.
Vietnamese police have busted an international online scam ring targeting Vietnamese women, arresting 45 individuals. The group allegedly defrauded victims of over VND44.5 billion (approximately $1.8 million) by impersonating successful businessmen.
Vietnam and France intend to strengthen cooperation in space development, advancing bilateral relations to a new stage. This is built on trust nurtured over generations and strong political will from leaders of both countries.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, at the second Vietnam-Japan Local Cooperation Forum, emphasized the significance of local collaboration in bilateral ties and urged Japanese businesses to choose Vietnam as a long-term investment destination and deepen cooperation. He reaffirmed the role of local cooperation as an effective channel for developing bilateral relations.
Vietnamese Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung met with Japanese officials, affirming that local-level cooperation is an effective channel for implementing agreements and fostering people-to-people exchanges between Vietnam and Japan, highlighting a distinctive feature of their bilateral ties.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, at the Vietnam-Japan Local Cooperation Forum 2026, urged a shift in investment relations from a conventional investor-host model to a partnership focused on joint development, innovation, production, and enhancement of positions in global value chains. This reflects Vietnam's ambition to strengthen its role in international supply chains amidst continued economic growth.
On a flight from Denmark to Vietnam, five medical professionals aboard a Vietnam Airlines plane unexpectedly collaborated to assist a woman experiencing premature labor, ensuring a safe delivery. The crew diverted the flight to Myanmar for immediate medical attention.
During a visit to South Korea, Vietnam's National Assembly President highlighted science and technology cooperation as a new pillar for bilateral relations, urging deeper economic and investment ties. The country also reaffirmed strengthening relationships with Russia and Japan, signaling a multi-faceted approach to international engagement.
A towering 3-meter-tall lantern shaped like a frog, known as 'Frog Suing Heaven,' has become a major draw at an ancient pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City, attracting locals and tourists with its unique spectacle. Ahead of the Lunar New Year, the lantern merges traditional culture with modern art, injecting vibrancy into the area.
Vietnam is intensifying its crackdown on drunk driving, with stricter legal regulations being implemented. This push necessitates a societal shift in awareness and effective countermeasures.
Northern Vietnam is expected to experience an early winter cold snap with rain and thunderstorms starting around September 9th. Central Vietnam may see heavy rainfall, indicating a shift in weather patterns across the country.
In Loc Thanh commune, Dong Nai city, along Vietnam's border, farmers are overcoming challenging conditions by cultivating high-value crops and integrated farming. Their innovative approaches are boosting the local economy and creating jobs, fostering sustainable prosperity.
Vietnamese fruits are gaining international recognition for their diversity, quality, and nutritional value at Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong. Exports are on an upward trend, with businesses aiming for further market expansion.
Vietnamese rice farmers are facing declining revenues despite a good harvest, as paddy prices have fallen during the peak season. Weak export market demand and difficulties in securing capital are cited as primary reasons for the price drop.
Ho Chi Minh City's education sector will accelerate AI adoption in the 2026-2027 academic year, prioritizing educational quality and effectiveness. Le Hong Phong High School for the Gifted is leading AI education initiatives to enhance students' AI literacy and specialized knowledge.
Vietnamese President To Lam's visit to Russia aims to strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and explore new cooperation areas. Building on traditional friendship, the focus will be on boosting economic ties, science and technology, and local-level exchanges.
Around 100 Cao Dai followers in Ho Chi Minh City held a solemn ceremony at Le Thi Rieng Park to pray for the peace of fallen heroes who sacrificed for the nation. This event reflects Vietnam's emphasis on honoring those who died for national construction and defense.
Vietnam is shifting its focus beyond academic scores to foster the multifaceted talents of its youth, including creativity and social skills. The initiative aims to address digital age challenges and cultivate a spirit of contribution to society.