In Vietnam, over 200 workers are laboring through the night to complete a boarding school before the new academic semester begins. This intensive effort highlights the importance of educational infrastructure development and the dedication of the workforce.
In a triple homicide case in Vietnam's southern Dong Nai province, police have arrested and detained Nguyen Duc Anh, the primary suspect. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full details of the incident.
A man in Can Tho City, Vietnam, has had his 7-year prison sentence upheld on appeal for stealing approximately 450 million VND from his mother to buy virtual currency for TikTok streamers. The case highlights how online gifting culture can lead to new forms of crime.
VETC, a Vietnamese electronic toll collection operator, is narrowing its accumulated losses after over a decade of operation, achieving profitability in recent years. Despite progress, over 420 billion VND in accumulated losses remain, highlighting the urgent need for business expansion and revenue improvement.
Vietnam is continuing its mission to search for and repatriate the remains of fallen soldiers in Cambodia. Teams K70-K73 are tasked with collecting over 100 sets of remains from 761 graves during the 2026-2027 dry season, though information management and logistics pose challenges.
Ho Chi Minh City is set to host its 3rd Friendship Dialogue, expecting around 500 delegates from international localities to foster deeper ties. The event will focus on the city's economic growth strategies and strengthening international cooperation.
Vietnam is positioning its night-time economy beyond mere add-on services, identifying it as a new growth driver for tourism. This initiative aims to revitalize heritage sites and cater to the desire for deep cultural experiences among middle and high-end visitors.
Vietnam's General Secretary and President To Lam has expressed a desire to expand cooperation with China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The move aims to deepen collaboration, particularly between border localities, and leverage AI in tourism and industry.
Ho Chi Minh City is showcasing precious artifacts from Cai Luong's golden era, including over 100-year-old records and handwritten scripts. The exhibition features more than 300 items collected by a connoisseur over three decades, attracting significant attention, especially from younger audiences.
In Hai Phong City, Vietnam, a group of youths armed with knives, swords, and other weapons engaged in a high-speed motorcycle chase through the city streets at night. Police have prosecuted 12 individuals for public disorder.
Ho Chi Minh City's People's Committee has proposed maintaining the current 168 wards, communes, and special zones to ensure stability in the two-tier administrative model, now over a year in operation. The move aims to prevent administrative disruption and increased burdens for residents and businesses.
Vietnam's highways are installing flashing blue and red lights to combat driver drowsiness and enhance road safety. This initiative aims to address fatigue-related accidents, a significant cause of road fatalities.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed an amendment to the Labor Law, mandating the Prime Minister to decide and announce the annual public holiday and Tet (Lunar New Year) dates by September 30 each year, aiming to facilitate planning for citizens and businesses.
The U.S. dollar saw a slight increase against the Vietnamese dong on Friday, despite the State Bank of Vietnam lowering its reference rate. Globally, Asian shares rose ahead of U.S. jobs data, with the dollar trending lower against major currencies.
Vietnam's median mobile download speed soared to 205.58 Mbps in July, securing a global top 10 spot, according to Ookla's latest Speedtest Global Index. Its fixed broadband also ranked seventh worldwide, highlighting significant advancements in the nation's digital infrastructure.
Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam will visit Russia and France next week at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron, respectively. In France, he is scheduled to attend the International Space Summit.
Tuyen Quang Province in northern Vietnam is conducting a campaign to encourage voluntary surrender of firearms, explosives, support tools, and fireworks by residents to maintain peace and security in local communities. The initiative aims to mitigate risks associated with homemade weapons, particularly in areas with significant ethnic minority populations.
Son La Province has made significant strides in improving living standards and infrastructure in its ethnic minority regions. After five years of policy implementation, residents' incomes have doubled, and poverty rates have drastically decreased, with essential infrastructure like transportation, electricity, healthcare, and education also seeing improvements.
Northern Vietnam's Cao Bang Province is focusing on developing its sericulture industry. The government is strengthening investment and technical support to improve farmer incomes and build sustainable production chains. This is expected to boost the regional economy and contribute to poverty reduction.
During Vietnam's National Day holiday, the Lao Cai International Border Gate saw a total trade value of $45.3 million, with 171 businesses and individuals filing 1,702 declarations. Exports reached $31.9 million and imports $13.4 million, generating 12.26 billion VND in tax revenue.
Phu Tho Province in Vietnam is focusing on resolving project delays to accelerate the disbursement of public investment funds, a key driver for socio-economic development. While significant progress is noted at the local level, challenges such as land acquisition, resettlement, and rising material costs persist.
In Muong Ang district, Dien Bien province, northwestern Vietnam, preferential lending programs from the Social Policy Bank are supporting farmers facing capital shortages to start businesses, contributing to stable income sources. Many farmers have successfully developed ventures like coffee cultivation and livestock farming through these initiatives.
An Giang province in Vietnam has completed three key power projects in preparation for the 2027 APEC Summit, underscoring the nation's focus on infrastructure development to support economic growth and attract investment. The government is also prioritizing price stability and economic growth targets.
Vietnam's Ministry of Justice is researching criteria and solutions to enhance the expertise, practical skills, and innovative thinking of legal drafting personnel to meet national development goals. The initiative aims for over 50% of key departments to have leaders with legal expertise by 2028, also promoting digitalization and AI integration.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs proposes regulatory easing for job service companies, aiming to simplify administrative procedures, enhance transparency, and foster efficient operations. This initiative is expected to boost the job market and expand employment opportunities for workers.
Vietnam marked its 81st National Day with nationwide celebrations and international engagements. Party General Secretary and President To Lam is set to visit Russia and France, signaling a focus on strengthening international relations and sustaining economic growth.
Vietnam will enhance monthly price monitoring as directed by the Deputy Prime Minister to keep inflation within its target range. While August's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 4.89% year-on-year, achieving the annual target is still considered feasible. Balancing economic growth with price stability remains a key challenge.
A house fire in Ho Chi Minh City resulted in the safe escape of a mother and her child. Firefighting efforts contained the blaze, causing property damage but no casualties. Neighbors' quick actions were crucial.
Vietnam marked its 81st National Day with nationwide celebrations, reinforcing national pride and commitment to peace. The occasion highlighted efforts to preserve traditional culture while embracing modernization and development.
Vietnam's "Pearl Island," Phu Quoc, is aiming to achieve model security and civility status as it prepares to host APEC in 2027. The island is gaining attention as a destination for "affordable luxury," offering high-end resort experiences at accessible price points.
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam will embark on state visits to Russia and France from September 7 to 12, accepting invitations from their respective leaders. The visits aim to strengthen economic ties, building on the Comprehensive Strategic Partnerships established with Russia in 2012 and France in October 2024. President To Lam will also attend the Space Summit in Paris.
An eight-month-old dog named Teo in Ho Chi Minh City has gone viral on social media for his ability to retrieve deliveries on command. Teo understands his owner's cues, takes packages from couriers with his mouth, and brings them inside, impressing viewers with his intelligence and obedience.
Vietnam saw approximately 95,000 businesses and organizations complete tax code deregistration in the first eight months of the year, a twofold increase compared to the same period last year. However, the majority of these cases involved backlogged applications from previous years, indicating a more limited actual withdrawal from the market. Tax authorities are intensifying efforts to clean up business registration data and prevent fraud.
An international project, "Russian Language in Vietnam: Dialogue between Cultures," is set to enhance Russian language training in Vietnam, incorporating AI applications to boost pedagogical skills and promote Russian culture and education.