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Vietnam's southern Phu Quoc Island is aiming to become a model for security and civility ahead of hosting the APEC Economic Leaders' Week in 2027. The island is implementing AI camera networks and community-led security initiatives to enhance its international profile.
Vietnam's National Fund for Technology Innovation (NATIF) has launched a program to subsidize 50% of loan interest for businesses pursuing technological innovation and adoption. The support, capped at 6% annually for up to five years, will allocate VND 50 billion (approx. $2 million USD) in its first phase, aiming to boost the competitiveness and industrial advancement of enterprises.
A brutal murder case in Vietnam's southern Dong Nai province, where a mother and her two children were killed by a suspect with no prior connection, has led to the indictment of a 21-year-old man. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, prompting calls for support for the bereaved family and measures to prevent future occurrences.
Vietnamese President To Lam has embarked on state visits to Russia and France. The visits aim to deepen the strategic partnership with Russia and enhance cooperation across various sectors with France, reflecting Vietnam's strategy to elevate its international standing and maintain balanced diplomacy in a multipolar world.
Vietnam welcomed the new school year with opening ceremonies held at four primary schools in the Truong Sa Islands. This signifies the nation's commitment to equalizing and developing educational opportunities in remote and strategically important areas.
Dak R’mang Market in Lam Dong province is more than a trading post; it's a cultural hub preserving and promoting Mong ethnic traditions. It's becoming a key destination for community-based tourism in the Central Highlands.
On September 5th, Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man attended the opening ceremony for the new academic year 2026-2027 at Le Quy Don High School in Hung Yen province. The event took place amidst the nationwide festive atmosphere of the new school year's commencement, highlighting national attention on education.
A new boarding school for primary and secondary education, catering to ethnic minority children, has opened in Da Nang City, Vietnam. Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau attended the inauguration, marking the start of the new academic year and underscoring efforts towards educational equity.
Four new boarding schools, built at a total cost of over 872 billion VND, have been completed in the border areas of Quang Ngai province, Vietnam. These facilities will accommodate approximately 5,600 students starting the new academic year, reflecting a national effort to equalize educational opportunities and strengthen border security.
The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution for the "International Decade of Culture for Sustainable Development," proposed by Vietnam. This initiative positions cultural diversity and creativity as drivers for peace and sustainable development, fostering enhanced international cooperation.
Vietnam celebrated the opening of the 2026-2027 academic year nationwide, emphasizing education reform and the mobilization of overseas Vietnamese for national development. New resolutions aim for substantive changes in education, treating overseas Vietnamese as strategic resources.
Students across Vietnam commenced the 2026-27 academic year on September 5, with opening ceremonies held at schools nationwide for all levels from preschool to university. This marks a significant start to the educational journey for millions of young Vietnamese.
A new boarding school with modern facilities has opened in the border communes of Son La province, northern Vietnam. This initiative provides ethnic minority students with a safe and comfortable environment for studying and living, fostering educational advancement and community development.
Vietnam marked its 81st National Day with nationwide celebrations. Concurrently, the nation is actively pursuing diplomatic engagements, including the President's state visit to Russia, and reinforcing economic growth targets.
A unique primary school in Vietnam is gaining attention for its design, which incorporates the vibrant colors and patterns of the traditional Mong and Dao ethnic minority costumes. The school aims to foster pride in local culture among its students.
A special educational class has been launched at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, targeting patients and their families. The class aims to deepen understanding of the disease and provide emotional support.
Vietnam is expected to experience a mixed weather pattern on September 5th, the start of the new school year. While mornings are forecast to be favorable nationwide, heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds are anticipated in the afternoon, particularly in southern and central regions. Localized downpours could lead to flash floods, landslides, and low-lying area inundation.
Vietnam's Communist Party aims for a clean living environment in harmony with nature, sustainable development, a modern environmental governance system, and effective climate change adaptation by 2045. This includes strengthening environmental governance by 2030.
Over 5,400 traditional craft villages in Vietnam are emerging as significant tourist attractions, catering to a growing demand for authentic local culture and experiences. Digitalization and leveraging young talent are crucial for revitalizing these villages and ensuring their sustainability.
The Communist Party of Vietnam announced the development of a Central Committee resolution to strengthen and purify the Party and political system, aiming to meet the nation's development needs in a new era. This move signals a focus on reinforcing Party leadership and maintaining social stability.
A woman in urban Vietnam is considering the BYD Dolphin as an electric vehicle for daily commutes, primarily for school runs and grocery shopping. She seeks advice from readers on its suitability and any necessary considerations, noting that home charging is not an issue.
Vietnam has seen a wave of new, modern boarding schools offering integrated primary and secondary education opening in its border regions starting with the 2026-2027 academic year. This development is expected to significantly improve the learning environment for children in areas previously facing limited access to educational resources.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man made an official visit to Mongolia, where both nations affirmed their commitment to deepening their Comprehensive Partnership. The visit aims to strengthen concrete cooperation, including judicial collaboration and promoting regular dialogue between legislative bodies.
Ho Chi Minh City's Tuyết Chinh Dental Clinic has been fined over VND 93 million and had its operating license suspended for three months due to multiple violations, including employing unqualified staff and practicing beyond its licensed scope.
The UN General Assembly has adopted the "International Decade on Culture for Sustainable Development" from 2027 to 2036, an initiative proposed by Vietnam. The resolution emphasizes culture's essential role in human development and as a driver for sustainable progress.
Vietnam commenced the 2026-2027 academic year nationwide with a joyous atmosphere, highlighted by the inauguration of boarding schools in border areas. This event symbolized national unity and commitment to regional development.
At the 3rd Plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee, General Secretary and President To Lam acknowledged the positive 8.18% GDP growth in the first half but stressed the significant challenge of achieving the annual 10% target. He emphasized the need to accelerate growth in the latter half to meet the goal and lay the foundation for sustainable double-digit growth by 2026.
Vietnam embarks on the 2026-2027 academic year, marking one year since the Politburo's resolution on education development. As nationwide opening ceremonies commence, attention turns to the progress and challenges of reforms aimed at enhancing educational quality.
Vietnam's education sector is revamping its management system to improve the quality of education and training, aiming to adapt to the AI era. Measures include alleviating teacher shortages through school consolidation, enhancing teacher professionalism, and reducing administrative burdens.
Vietnam is intensifying measures against Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing, focusing on ineligible vessels and electronic fishing logs. The coast guard is educating fishermen on maritime laws and fishing zones to enhance the credibility of its seafood exports.
Vietnam is considering extending its policy to reduce property transfer fees (registration fees) until the end of February 2027. Under this policy, a 10% reduction would be applied for those meeting specific digital identification and online transaction requirements, aiming to boost digitalization and the real estate market.
Vietnam is facing increasing pressure on patients and the national health insurance fund due to rising cancer treatment costs, particularly for new-generation drugs, driven by an increase in cancer cases. The global market expansion for these treatments also contributes to the sustainability challenge.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest metropolis, grapples with severe traffic congestion due to its staggering 11.3 million motorbikes. To address this, the city is developing four-level interchanges, integrating elevated roads and underpasses, to manage the overwhelming traffic flow.
Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development aims to link half of its agricultural cooperatives with enterprises by 2030, a move to strengthen value chains and promote sustainable development in the sector.
Vietnam's government has announced new directions for supporting and developing its Overseas Vietnamese (OV) community. The initiative aims to leverage the experience and knowledge of expatriates for national development and strengthen international engagement.
The Vietnamese government has announced $300,000 in emergency aid for Nepal following devastating flash floods. This assistance is expected to be channeled towards humanitarian relief for affected communities.