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.
A wife, after over 20 years of marriage, is exhausted by her husband's indifference and financial failures, having supported her career and children's upbringing. Facing his one-sided demands to 'earn money and satisfy me intimately,' she considers divorce while worrying about her children's future.
Vietnam's education sector is focusing on four key areas for the new academic year: reforming the management of large consolidated schools, expanding boarding schools in border areas, unifying textbooks, and achieving 'real learning and evaluation.' These initiatives aim to improve educational quality and ensure fairness.
The Vietnamese government has decided to provide $300,000 in emergency humanitarian aid to Nepal following a severe flash flood disaster, demonstrating solidarity for recovery efforts based on traditional friendship.
Unauthorized roadside stalls set up precariously close to cliff edges on Luong Son Pass in Nha Trang are offering risky scenic views to visitors. Local authorities are planning to enhance safety measures and crack down on these establishments.
In the first half of 2026, Vietnam's Central Military Commission and Ministry of National Defence provided sound strategic advice to the Party and State on military and defense matters, effectively safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Prime Minister lauded the military's strategic awareness and responsiveness.
Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security has ordered an expanded investigation into fraud cases linked to prominent influencers Huấn Hoa Hồng, Phú Lê, and Hải Sapa TV. These cases involve online scams, false invoicing, and improper accounting, raising concerns about negative impacts on youth.
Lieutenant General Le Quang Dao, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army, has been promoted to Senior Lieutenant General by the President. This promotion recognizes his contributions and capabilities in strengthening the military and national defense.
Hanoi is accelerating the construction of seven major Red River bridges, with several key projects slated for completion before the 2027 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting. This infrastructure push aims to bolster the city's hosting capabilities and support Vietnam's economic growth.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is providing a US$42.76 million financing package to modernize irrigation systems in three Vietnamese provinces. The project aims to address climate change impacts, enhance farmer profitability, and strengthen food security.
Vietnam has pledged $300,000 in emergency humanitarian aid following devastating flash floods and landslides in Nepal. One Vietnamese national is reported missing, and efforts are underway to ascertain the full extent of the impact.
Ho Chi Minh City's Digital Citizen Stations have served over 83,000 residents since their launch, marking a significant step in the city's push to digitize administrative services and enhance citizen convenience.
Dozens of pediatric cancer patients at Ho Chi Minh City's Oncology Hospital celebrated a special school year opening ceremony, unable to attend regular schools with their peers. This initiative aims to foster learning and hope amidst challenging circumstances.
Over 146,000 individuals retired under Vietnam's Decree 178 by the end of 2015. The government is now reviewing the policy's application and potential errors to ensure fairness and efficiency.
Vietnam's school opening day on September 5 is forecast to be mostly clear in the morning across the three regions, though localized heat is expected in parts of the North and Central. Afternoons and evenings may see scattered, sometimes heavy, thunderstorms in other Central and Southern areas.
A debate exists in Vietnam about whether slow running is more effective for weight loss than fast running due to fat burning. Experts explain how energy sources are utilized based on exercise intensity, emphasizing personalized workout plans.
Nearly half of tiger poaching and trafficking arrests and seizures in Southeast Asia do not result in convictions, a report reveals. While Vietnam and Indonesia show high numbers of cases, their weak prosecution undermines efforts to curb the lucrative illegal industry, with experts calling for stronger enforcement.
Vietnam, rich in medicinal plant resources, faces challenges in their development. Establishing quality standards, ensuring traceability, and promoting sustainable cultivation and utilization through 'four-party collaboration' involving government, local authorities, businesses, and research institutions are urgent priorities.
An East Asia Forum Vietnam report on the enduring logic of Singapore's monetary policy shows limited direct relevance to Vietnam. The article focuses on Singapore's policy principles, with no specific details on its impact on the Vietnamese economy or policy coordination.
Nearly 95,000 businesses and organizations in Vietnam had their tax codes canceled in the first eight months of the year. The majority of these were legacy applications, suggesting a contraction or restructuring of economic activity. The government is promoting a 'tax code cleanup' campaign to improve the business environment.
Phu Quoc International Airport is set for a major planning overhaul to enhance its infrastructure, in preparation for hosting the APEC Summit in 2027. The upgrades aim to create a modern airport capable of meeting future air traffic demands.
Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Command has launched a high-point emulation drive titled "Promote Winning Competition - Continue Writing the Epic," running until 2026. The initiative aims to successfully complete periodic maintenance tasks and celebrate national anniversaries. It focuses on boosting morale, enhancing mission execution, and promoting modernization.
The launch of a direct flight route connecting Vietnam and India marks a new chapter in strengthening economic ties between the two nations. This event symbolizes the deepening cooperation following the upgrade to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2016.
Parliamentary diplomacy between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) complements high-level exchanges by providing a direct channel to discuss issues affecting citizens, such as education, employment, business, and immigration, according to Professor Park Yeon Kwan. These exchanges foster people-to-people ties and strengthen bilateral relations.
Vietnam is witnessing a surge in initiatives aimed at preserving traditional culture while embracing modernization. Through leveraging digital technologies and fostering international exchanges, cultural heritage is generating new values and contributing to sustainable development.
Vietnam's 186th Center of the Cyber Space Warfare Command received the First-Class Fatherland Defense Order during its 20th anniversary. The award underscores the critical role of cyber defense in national security.
The Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia expressed strong optimism for a new era in bilateral relations, emphasizing the desire to build upon traditional friendship and deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership. This aims to expand cooperation across economic and security domains.
A primary school with a unique design resembling open textbook pages has opened in Vietnam's northwestern mountainous region. Reflecting local life and culture, the school is expected to improve educational environments and revitalize the community.
In Vietnam's Central Highlands, a man was assaulted by a group of over 10 people after he warned them about loud karaoke. The man sustained minor injuries, and police are investigating the incident. This event highlights potential risks associated with noise disturbances and resulting conflicts within communities.
A US teacher's warning against the 'special child' myth is resonating with parents in Vietnam. Concerns are rising about how overprotective parenting might hinder children's independence and realistic self-perception, sparking discussions about the role of educational institutions.
Honda Vietnam has introduced purchase incentives for its City, BR-V, and HR-V models throughout September, including up to 100% reduction on registration fees, cash discounts, insurance, and low-interest loans, aiming to boost the domestic automotive market.
Vietnam's 'sandwich generation,' aged 40-55, is struggling to save for their own retirement due to the dual pressures of funding their children's education and caring for elderly parents' medical needs. This demographic's overload poses a risk to the nation's sustainable development.
Vietnam National University Hanoi has launched the 'RND to Startup 2026' competition to commercialize innovative ideas from students and young researchers. Aiming to bridge the gap between research and market, the contest seeks future entrepreneurs across fields like AI, education, and healthcare.
Vietnam's agricultural exports are facing stringent technical barriers, particularly 'green' standards and traceability requirements in major markets like the EU. Building sustainable supply chains is crucial for enhancing international competitiveness, while Middle Eastern markets offer new potential.
The founding site of the Vietnam People's Army's Preventive Disease Team, now the Army Institute of Preventive Medicine, in Khuan Lang village, Yen Trach commune, Thai Nguyen province, has been designated a provincial historical relic. Established in 1951, this location served as a strategic foundation for protecting soldiers' health during intense wartime.