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A Russian expert highlights Vietnam's rapid development in services and knowledge-based industries as a technological leap, attributing it to foreign investment and government policies promoting infrastructure, exports, and FDI. Vietnam is focusing on training talent in strategic technology fields.
Vietnam's National Assembly is considering a legislative amendment to abolish the investigation body under the Supreme People's Procuracy (VKSND Tối cao) and transfer its powers to the police and military investigation agencies. This move aims to streamline and integrate the judicial system.
Argentine media highlighted the 1945 August Revolution as a historic turning point for Vietnam, emphasizing its values of unity, self-reliance, and strategic vision as ongoing inspirations for the nation's development. The revolution ended colonial rule, ushering in a new era of independence and freedom.
Despite global gold prices soaring past $4,500 per ounce, domestic gold prices in Vietnam are hovering around VND146.5 million per tael, a modest increase. This muted reaction, unlike past surges, suggests unique domestic market factors are influencing Vietnam's gold prices.
A Vietnamese woman has decided to divorce her husband, unable to stop his verbal and physical abuse towards their children. Her marriage of over ten years had been marked by the husband's growing indifference to family life and external pursuits.
Vietnam is projected to formally become an aging society by 2036, presenting challenges to its social security system but also opportunities for the "silver economy." The government is focusing on leveraging the experience and capabilities of its elderly population as a societal resource to drive economic growth and enhance social welfare.
Vietnam Airlines Group announced it will offer nearly 3.7 million seats for domestic and international flights during the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday, an 11% increase from the previous year, indicating a recovery in travel demand.
Dien Bien Province in northwestern Vietnam has approved a budget of over 7 billion VND (approximately $430,000 USD) for the upgrade and repair of four war cemeteries: A1, Doc Lap, Tong Khao, and Him Lam. This initiative aims to address deterioration and preserve national historical heritage.
Vietnam has submitted amendments to its Criminal Procedure Code, expanding the application of summary procedures to ensure swift case resolution. Concurrently, provisions regarding preventive measures are being revised to limit pre-trial detention and enhance alternative measures.
Vietnam's Ambassador to Kazakhstan affirmed commitment to deepening the strategic partnership, focusing on enhanced cooperation in trade, investment, transport, culture, and education.
Kem Monovithya, daughter of opposition leader Kem Sokha, has been appointed as a special envoy to Prime Minister Hun Manet in Cambodia. While the move is seen by some as a sign of political reconciliation, others remain skeptical.
Quy Nhon's Old Cemetery continues to expand amidst rapid urbanization and the needs of its growing population. Despite official bans on new burials, residents are circumventing regulations, opting for the familiar site over more distant alternatives.
Vietnam is intensifying its search and recovery efforts for martyrs' remains, collaborating with the US and employing advanced technologies like AI and eDNA. While domestic and international recovery operations progress, the nation also navigates economic growth and social challenges.
Vietnam is strengthening ties with China through sports exchanges, infrastructure development, and semiconductor cooperation, while simultaneously aiming to accelerate growth through legal reforms and economic policies domestically. The nation is also deepening international partnerships, clarifying its path towards national development.
Vietnam plans to award 1,500 full scholarships for overseas study and research in strategic technologies by 2035, aiming to cultivate a highly skilled workforce and enhance international competitiveness.
Two South Korean nationals have been indicted for murder in Ho Chi Minh City following a fatal brawl at a restaurant. The incident escalated from a late-night dispute, leading to a deadly assault. The defendants face severe charges with potential for the death penalty.
Vietnam's automated toll collection company, VETC, has temporarily halted the planned implementation of an ETC service fee following public backlash. The company will review the policy and gather customer feedback to develop a more suitable solution.
The Ho Chi Minh City Military Command has completed its 3-day search and collection of martyr remains in the Lac An 3 Hamlet, Thuong Tan Commune, discovering and gathering 5 sets of remains. This effort is part of the '500-Day Operation'.
Vietnam's burgeoning semiconductor design sector, featuring around 60 companies and 7,000 engineers, is propelling the nation towards 'high-income' status, according to Nikkei Asia. This growth signifies a strategic shift towards high-tech industries beyond traditional manufacturing.
Khanh Hoa Province in Vietnam held a solemn ceremony to commemorate and bury the remains of eight fallen soldiers from the Vietnam War. This effort is part of a national initiative to identify and repatriate the remains of unidentified martyrs.
Stretching over 10km in Vietnam's central Quang Tri province, Cua Viet–Ben Hai beach boasts white sandy shores and crystal-clear blue waters. With limited tourism development, it retains its natural charm and fresh air, making it an ideal destination for relaxation.
Northern Vietnam and the North Central coast are bracing for heavy rainfall due to an approaching tropical depression. The system is expected to move slowly, bringing warnings of rough seas and strong winds to coastal areas.
The "Colors of ASEAN Culture" friendship exchange event has opened in Hanoi, showcasing music, costumes, and traditional dances from Vietnam and other Southeast Asian nations, aiming to promote regional culture and people-to-people connectivity.
Vietnam's Communist Party has set a target to increase the green economy's share of GDP to 10% by 2030, emphasizing climate change response and environmental protection. This move underscores the nation's commitment to sustainable development.
Vietnam's Communist Party is prioritizing scientific and technological advancements and talent development to achieve double-digit economic growth by focusing on tangible outcomes. Key initiatives include implementing Resolution 57, fostering smart production in industry, and enhancing talent acquisition and cultivation in science and technology.
Hanoi is facing challenges with the relocation of universities from its central districts, as the development of supporting infrastructure at new sites lags behind. The article highlights the urgent need for improved student housing, transportation, and essential urban services in these areas.
Hanoi is organizing numerous art programs to celebrate the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day. Notably, a special performance themed 'Season of Independence' will be held on August 19th at Cau Giay Park, aiming to enhance citizens' cultural life and foster a festive atmosphere.
Vietnam's Communist Party has decided to innovate its national development model, shifting from a focus on quantitative growth to pursuing qualitative improvement and sustainability. This strategic transition aims to achieve the goal of becoming a high-income developed nation by 2045, adapting to the new era.
On August 20th, Vietnam is forecast to experience showers and thunderstorms across many areas, with some locations potentially seeing heavy rainfall. The storms may bring lightning, hail, and strong gusts.
Vietnam's government has ordered enhanced nationwide traffic safety measures ahead of the September 2nd Independence Day holiday and the start of the new school year. A firm stance prioritizing the rule of law is emphasized, particularly against serious violations like drunk driving and speeding.
Vietnam's National Assembly convened for an extraordinary session to deliberate on amendments to the Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, and the Law on the Organization of Criminal Investigation Agencies. This marks a significant step towards modernizing the nation's legal framework.
Vietnam's National Assembly is set to revise the Housing Law, focusing on ensuring both the safety and quality of construction and protecting property rights. This revision, alongside changes to land and real estate business laws, aims to improve housing accessibility and stabilize the property market.
Vietnam's national football team has reached the ASEAN Cup final, sparking widespread jubilant celebrations across the country. Fans took to the streets for all-night carnivals, singing anthems and waving flags to honor the team's significant achievement.
Vietnam has launched a "500-Day Campaign" to accelerate the search, collection, and identification of remains of fallen soldiers. Utilizing modern technology, the initiative aims to return the remains of numerous war dead, a long-standing issue, to their families.
Vietnam is forecast to experience 1-3 tropical storms and depressions making landfall by the end of 2026, fewer than the average. Central regions may face rainfall deficits, while winter is predicted to be warmer.
A proposal to reduce Vietnam's high school entrance exams to just Vietnamese and Math has ignited a debate, pitting families who have invested in early English education against those seeking to lighten academic burdens. This clash highlights the tension between reducing student stress and maintaining global competitiveness.