AEON MALL Thanh Hoa organized a large-scale job fair in Thanh Hoa province, central Vietnam. The facility, slated to open in Q4 2026, is expected to create approximately 500 job opportunities from over 70 businesses, contributing to local economic revitalization.
Vietnam's Communist Party Central Committee has issued new regulations defining the functions and tasks of the Central Steering Committee for Foreign Affairs and International Integration. This aims to strengthen foreign policy supporting national development and address complex international dynamics.
Young officials from Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia deepened exchanges in the Mekong Delta, fostering mutual understanding of history, culture, and people. The meetings underscored strengthened cooperation, particularly in border regions, aiming to contribute to regional stability and development.
Hanoi is intensifying its multi-faceted approach to control air pollution, focusing on emission source management and enhanced monitoring in preparation for the worsening air quality typically experienced from winter to spring. The city aims to improve public health and living environments.
Heavy rains from Typhoon No. 4 have caused localized flooding and landslides in various areas of Quang Ninh province, northern Vietnam, from August 21-22, disrupting traffic. Authorities are assessing damage and evacuating residents.
The Vietnam Cinema Association held its 10th National Congress, determining its operational direction for the 2026-2031 term. Addressing the advancements in digitalization and AI, and fostering young talent and international exchange were highlighted as urgent issues. Building on past achievements and challenges, the association aims to develop a modern and humane film industry.
Vietnam's arts education is undergoing significant reform to adapt to the digital age, driven by the rapid advancements in AI and digital technologies that are profoundly changing how art is created, disseminated, and received.
Hue City, Vietnam, will introduce a textbook lending system for all public school students starting in the 2026-2027 academic year. This initiative, led by the city's education authorities, aims to address perennial textbook shortages occurring just before the new school year begins.
The Vietnamese government has proposed a 30% reduction in personal income tax and corporate income tax for sole proprietorships and businesses with annual revenues not exceeding VND10 billion (approximately $400,000). The Minister of Finance indicated that this threshold could benefit 99.98% of such businesses, highlighting the policy's aim to support SMEs.
Vietnam is grappling with a significant wage gap, with salaries in both the public and private sectors failing to keep pace with rising living costs. Calls are mounting in the National Assembly to prioritize budget allocation for public sector salary reform.
Vietnam's National Assembly is considering a 30% income tax cut for small businesses and individual traders from 2026-2027. However, concerns have been raised that the proposed revenue threshold of VND 10 billion (approx. $400,000) could create unintended tax 'gaps,' prompting calls for careful review of the policy's design.
ASEAN member state embassies in Sri Lanka celebrated the 57th anniversary of ASEAN, promoting exchanges through food and culture. Sri Lanka has begun exporting agricultural products to Vietnam and aims to expand cooperation in technological fields.
The Vietnamese Ambassador to Brazil emphasized the media's role in bridging perception gaps, expressing readiness to enhance information sharing and dialogue. The aim is to expand cooperation in economic and innovation sectors.
Cao Lanh Book Street in Dong Thap Province, Vietnam, has launched activities to donate school supplies to disadvantaged students and open a free reading space ahead of the new school year, aiming to revitalize the street and promote reading culture.
Lam Dong Province in central Vietnam has confirmed that all 124 of its communes, districts, and special zones will participate in the nationwide "Cùng Việt Nam tiến bước" (Step Forward with Vietnam) walking campaign in 2026. The initiative aims to promote public health, environmental awareness, and national unity and progress.
Quang Ninh Provincial Police in Vietnam have launched the '5 Exemplary Role Models' model for leaders and commanders to enhance exemplary conduct. This initiative, based on five criteria including discipline, responsibility, service spirit, conduct, and learning/self-reflection, aims to improve discipline and morale across the police force.
A couple's story of overcoming a 5000km distance and numerous challenges to get married, facilitated by VnExpress's 'Hen Ho' (Dating) section, highlights the platform's role in connecting people.
Vietnamese students achieved second prize at the FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship, while AI startups gain traction. The government is accelerating advanced technology development and international cooperation, a key part of Vietnam's one-party system's economic growth strategy, with geopolitical considerations, especially regarding China, being significant.
Vietnamese tech firms are increasing investment in strategic technologies, aiming to shift from manufacturing and assembly to high-value-added industries. Domestic production of semiconductor materials could be a crucial step in accelerating this transition.
Vietnamese authorities are intensifying their crackdown on influential "cyber gangsters" on social media. Prominent influencers are being arrested for charges including violent content distribution, fraud, and tax evasion, signaling a strict stance on social order and personal profit-seeking.
Vietnam is set to boost economic growth through real estate market revitalization and personal/corporate tax reductions. New real estate legislation aims to enhance buyer protection and market transparency, while tax reform proposals seek to ease the burden on individuals and businesses.
Vietnam is celebrating its National Day with a series of events nationwide focused on cultural heritage preservation and national consciousness. Activities ranging from sports to arts and historical exhibitions are highlighting the nation's identity and path to development.
Vietnam and Uzbekistan have recognized significant cooperation potential in agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism, aiming to deepen ties through people-to-people exchanges. Both nations plan to enhance parliamentary cooperation and foster the development of young officials.
Vietnam and Laos have agreed to strengthen cooperation in border management and security. Both nations signed memoranda of understanding to enhance coordination in controlling cross-border movement through gates and trails, aiming to promptly detect and handle illegal entries and exits, thereby contributing to political stability and social order in border areas.
A former Vietnamese vice minister is arguing that 10 billion dong received from businesses was a 'cultural gift,' not a bribe, as prosecutors contend. The case highlights the ongoing anti-corruption drive in Vietnam.
Vietnam's National Assembly is debating policies for offshore urban development to unlock marine resources and create new growth poles, aiming to foster economic expansion and land development.
Vietnamese traffic police have released a video demonstrating safe lane changes and overtaking maneuvers on highways. This initiative aims to prevent accidents and ensure adherence to traffic laws.
A viral video clip from Nha Trang showing a woman on a motorbike kneeling and pleading with a car driver after a traffic accident has sparked public discussion and concern over the incident's circumstances and the emotions involved.
Vietnam's leading jewelry retailer PNJ stated it respects the conclusions of the authorities. The company has not changed its buyback regulations for gold and diamonds, viewing the findings as a basis for a comprehensive and objective market perspective.
Prominent Vietnamese influencer 'Hải Sapa' is under scrutiny following a house search by authorities, drawing public attention to his substantial assets. Law enforcement is investigating, and the situation is being closely watched.
Domestic gold prices in Vietnam are converging with global market rates. While global prices rose by $250 over two days, SJC gold and gold rings in Vietnam saw increases of only VND 3.9 million. Experts attribute the weak domestic demand to previous price drops, the 'Ghost Month' tradition, and rising bank interest rates.
Typhoon Narru (Bão số 4) is bringing heavy rainfall to northern Vietnam, particularly around Hanoi, increasing the risk of localized flooding. Meteorological authorities are urging caution due to rising river levels and potential urban inundation.
Haiphong Border Guards in northern Vietnam are proactively implementing measures to ensure the safety of fishermen and vessels ahead of Typhoon No. 4. The operation includes guiding all boats to safe shelters and directing aquaculture workers to evacuate, prioritizing the protection of lives and property.
Lam Dong Province in Vietnam is aiming to create new development space by strengthening linkages with Da Lat city and surrounding areas. Efforts are being made to promote regional integration for investment attraction in 2026.
Vietnam has implemented detailed regulations to address cyberspace activities threatening national security. The decree clarifies preventive measures, the authority of specialized forces, and the responsibilities of domestic and foreign online service providers.
Northern and central Vietnam experienced heavy rainfall due to a tropical depression, causing floods and landslides in Lao Cai Province. The government, with the Prime Minister ordering enhanced disaster response and swift recovery, has urged authorities to take urgent measures to ensure public safety and minimize damage.