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Nhan Dan

Vietnam and Russia's Far East Region to Deepen Cooperation on Resources and Labor

Vietnamese Finance Minister Ngo Van Tuan met with the head of Russia's Sakha Republic, agreeing to expand cooperation in various fields including resources, labor, and cultural exchange. The complementarity between Sakha's abundant mineral resources and Vietnam's processing capabilities and market was particularly highlighted.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Attracts Over $40.63 Billion in FDI in Eight Months

Vietnam attracted over $40.63 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first eight months of the year. This growth is driven by large-scale, high-tech projects, signaling an improvement in the quality of capital inflows. Businesses, however, are calling for further simplification and digitalization of administrative processes.

Nhan Dan

Quang Tri Welcomes 294,000 Tourists During National Day Holiday

Quang Tri Province in central Vietnam welcomed approximately 294,000 tourists during the National Day holiday (August 29 - September 2), generating a total revenue of VND 338 billion. This marks a 5.47% increase in both tourist numbers and revenue compared to the same period last year.

VnExpress

Breakup Leads to Fatal Attack in Southern Vietnam

A man in Dong Nai province, Vietnam, allegedly attacked four people in a neighboring house, killing three and critically injuring one, after failing to break into his ex-girlfriend's home. The suspect has been arrested and is under investigation.

VnExpress

Truong Dai hoc Trinh Vuong Vice Dean Arrested for Abuse of Power

The vice dean of Truong Dai hoc Trinh Vuong University in Vietnam has been arrested on charges of abuse of power, facilitating tuition fee fraud, and the forgery of graduation certificates. The investigation is expanding to uncover the full extent of the misconduct.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Marks 81 Years of Development and International Cooperation

Vietnam celebrates its 81st National Day, marking remarkable economic and social progress over the past eight decades. The nation reaffirms its commitment to peace and prosperity through continued development and strengthened international cooperation, honoring the legacy of President Ho Chi Minh.

BBC Vietnamese

Vietnam: 11 Sentenced to Death in Major Drug Trafficking Case

In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 11 individuals have been sentenced to death in the large-scale drug trafficking case known as "VN10," which involved over 2,700 people. The case saw transactions totaling nearly 29 trillion VND (approximately $1.2 billion USD), highlighting Vietnam's intensified efforts to combat drug trafficking.

VnExpress International

Vietnamese scientists develop pollution-eating microbe housing for wastewater

Vietnamese scientists have developed a porous biocarrier, dubbed "biochips," designed to house microbes that efficiently break down pollutants in wastewater. This domestically produced material is expected to significantly reduce costs compared to imported alternatives and enhance wastewater treatment capabilities in Vietnam.

The Saigon Times

Border Region Boarding Schools Race to Complete Final Works

Multiple boarding schools in Vietnam's border regions are rushing to complete final construction works ahead of the new academic year, aiming to improve student learning environments and contribute to local communities.

Nhan Dan

Vung Tau City Summons Man for On-Street Assault

Vung Tau City, Vietnam has summoned a man for an on-street assault incident. A video circulating on social media shows the man repeatedly attacking an individual on a motorbike. The incident highlights the importance of public safety and law enforcement.

Nhan Dan

Dong Nai: Investigation into Murder Case Resulting in 3 Deaths

A horrific incident has occurred in Dong Nai Province, southern Vietnam, where three people were found dead in their home. Police are collaborating with relevant units at the scene in Bùi Chu hamlet, Bình Minh commune, to investigate the cause of the incident, which has sent shockwaves through the local community.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Boosts Healthcare and Welfare Services for Aging Population

Vietnam is expanding its healthcare and welfare services to address its rapidly aging population. Key initiatives include establishing daytime daycare centers for the elderly, mandating annual free health check-ups from 2026, and introducing telemedicine and robotic surgery. These efforts reflect the Vietnamese government's commitment to tackling social challenges alongside economic growth.

VnExpress

Phu Quoc's Culinary Heritage Showcased in International Luxury Dining Series Launch

A luxury dining series featuring six renowned chefs has launched on Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam, blending local ingredients and culture into 13 unique experiences. As the sole Vietnamese stop for Marriott International's "Luxury Dining Series 2026," the event aims to showcase the island's culinary appeal on an international stage.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Gold Prices Plunge, Stirring Domestic Market

On September 3, domestic gold prices in Vietnam plunged, with SJC gold bars and gold rings falling to VND 147.4 million and VND 146.9 million per tael respectively, while international prices began to rebound.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnamese Tea Serves as Cultural Bridge in Canada

At a Latino Festival in Canada, a Vietnamese tea vendor is creating a space for cultural exchange by offering traditional lotus tea. The stall introduces Vietnamese artisanal crafts alongside the spirit of Vietnamese hospitality.

VietnamPlus English

Lao Newspaper Hails Vietnam's National Day as Glorious Milestone

Lao newspaper Pathet Lao lauded Vietnam's 81st National Day as a "glorious historic milestone," reflecting on its journey from independence struggles to peacetime development and increased international standing. Tributes were also paid to President Ho Chi Minh.

Nhan Dan

Phu Tho Province Eyes New Academic Year with Successful School Mergers

Phu Tho Province in northern Vietnam has completed the reorganization of educational institutions and staff deployment, ushering in the new academic year. This consolidation has reduced public educational units by 1,206, aiming for greater efficiency. Teacher training programs are seeing increased popularity in university admissions.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam's Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery Sectors Maintain Stability in August and Year-to-Date, Facing Some Challenges

Vietnam's agriculture, forestry, and fishery sectors showed overall stability in August and the first eight months of 2026. However, challenges such as reduced rice cultivation areas due to unfavorable weather and land use changes, and an increase in forest fires, were highlighted. Conversely, pig and poultry farming, along with aquaculture, maintained positive momentum.