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A wave of diverse cultural and sports events across Vietnam is contributing to tourism promotion and the enhancement of soft power. Initiatives spanning arts, sports, and cultural heritage preservation are drawing attention both domestically and internationally.
Lien Khuong International Airport in Vietnam's Lam Dong province officially reopened on August 19th after a five-month renovation. The resumption of services is expected to boost the local economy, particularly tourism, by restoring connectivity with major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Students at Tuyen Quang High School in Vietnam experienced a significant drop in average scores during retake exams necessitated by exam cheating. The decline was particularly pronounced among high-achieving students, raising concerns about their university admission prospects.
Users of Vietnam's ETC services, VETC and ePass, are questioning the introduction of a monthly account management fee of 6,600 VND, regardless of usage frequency. Concerns are mounting over the transparency and allocation of these fees, which amount to nearly 600 billion VND annually, with citizens and experts demanding clarification.
The Phu Quoc Special Administrative-Economic Zone People's Committee in An Giang province has enforced large-scale land recovery and remedial measures against land management order violations in Bai Thom neighborhood. This is part of efforts to tighten land and forest management and restore order on the island.
Dong Nai Province, Vietnam, is planning a large-scale walking event titled "Step Forward with Vietnam" in 2026. Coordinating with 33 provinces and cities nationwide, the event aims to promote public health, environmental protection, and patriotism. Building on past successes, it also seeks to strengthen social cohesion.
Dien Bien Province Border Guards apprehended two individuals suspected of illegal drug trafficking, confiscating 15 kilograms of heroin. This incident highlights Vietnam's ongoing struggle with the drug trade.
Authorities are warning the public about widespread fraudulent activities involving the resale and counterfeiting of tickets for the upcoming 'Motherland in My Heart' concert in 2026. Measures are being called for to prevent high-priced resales and fraud.
Vietnam is advancing a national strategy to become a leading medical tourism destination in Southeast Asia by 2030. Currently attracting overseas Vietnamese and visitors from neighboring countries, the nation aims to enhance services in cosmetic dentistry, assisted reproduction, aesthetic medicine, health check-ups, and advanced specialties, targeting nearly $4 billion in revenue by 2033.
Construction of road infrastructure in Vietnam's Dung Quat Economic Zone has fallen significantly behind schedule after more than eight months. The investor has repeatedly issued letters criticizing and urging contractors to accelerate the project's progress.
The Vietnamese government has proposed a bill to unify the State Budget Law and the Public Investment Law. This move aims to streamline public finance management, simplify procedures, and optimize resource allocation to foster economic growth. State budget revenue reached VND 1,834 trillion by July.
Vietnam's Education Publishing House has announced measures to ensure sufficient textbook supply for the upcoming school year, addressing shortages in some areas. Over 220 million copies have been distributed, with further printing underway. Free digital textbooks are also being offered.
Vietnam commemorates 80 years since the August Revolution of 1945. Led by the Communist Party and Ho Chi Minh, it overthrew Japanese-French rule, establishing the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. This victory affirmed national independence aspirations and patriotism, inspiring global liberation movements.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Thailand celebrated the 81st anniversary of Vietnam's National Day and 50 years of diplomatic relations with Thailand. Ambassador Pham Viet Hung highlighted the nation's development outlook post-Party Congress and expressed optimism for deepening bilateral ties.
Vietnam has been ranked first in the 2026 global culinary destinations ranking by NZ Herald, highlighting its growing appeal. Vietnamese cuisine reflects the country's culture, regional diversity, and way of life, offering travelers an authentic experience.
Vietnam commemorates 81 years since the 1945 August Revolution, a pivotal moment that ushered in an era of independence. The nation is now transitioning from a developing to a high-income country, guided by the Communist Party's 14th National Congress, and fostering international cooperation for future development.
Vietnam is intensifying cooperation with the United States to identify the remains of war martyrs, a humanitarian effort seen as crucial for healing war wounds and fostering trust and reconciliation between the two nations.
The Uruguayan Embassy in Vietnam showcased the country's strengths in beef and dairy, aiming to boost trade and investment. High-level engagement with Vietnamese youth volunteers and Communist Party officials underscored efforts to deepen bilateral ties.
Vietnam is urging companies to shift from cost-based competition to productivity, technology, and quality, aiming to establish dominance in global value chains. Infrastructure investment and digital economy promotion are also key to accelerating growth.
Vietnam's National Assembly convened the second phase of its first extraordinary session on August 19, beginning discussions on draft amendments to the State Budget Law, the 2024 Land Law, the 2023 Housing Law, the Law on Real Estate Business, and the consolidation of four national target programs. These discussions are crucial for economic growth and social stability.
Hai Phong, a major port city in northern Vietnam, has ranked first in the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Index, boosting its appeal for global capital. This achievement is underpinned by its expanded economic zone following a merger with a neighboring province and a strategic focus on science, technology, and innovation.
Over 100 young musicians from across Asia have gathered in Hanoi for two concerts by the Asian Youth Orchestra (AYO). The performances not only showcased classical masterpieces but also highlighted music's power to connect diverse young talents.
Vietnam has expressed a strong commitment to modernizing its legal system and advancing national development. The 16th National Assembly is deliberating on various bills, aiming for economic growth and strengthened international cooperation, with particular emphasis on enhancing ties with China, the Czech Republic, and India.
The 1945 August Revolution was a historic victory that ended colonial and feudal rule in Vietnam, leading to the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. This revolution ushered in a new era of independence and freedom, significantly inspiring national liberation movements worldwide. Its spirit continues to underpin Vietnam's development 80 years later.
Vietnam convened an academic conference to identify bottlenecks in its current development model and propose new directions and solutions for the new era, aiming to sustain economic growth and enhance international competitiveness.
Hanoi will implement traffic diversions on 6 streets in Ba Dinh, Hoan Kiem, and Cua Nam districts from August 19 to 28 for the underground installation of lighting cables, part of urban beautification and infrastructure modernization efforts.
As Vietnam approaches its 5-day National Day holiday on September 2, all modes of transport, including road, rail, and air, are increasing capacity and adding services to meet anticipated public travel demand.
Hanoi will ban taxis and ride-share vehicles with fewer than 8 seats from operating on Kham Thien Street in both directions during morning and afternoon peak hours starting August 21, aiming to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion.
Gia Lai Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands is undergoing a transformation, aiming for an ambitious 10.2% GRDP growth by 2026. The province is modernizing governance, unlocking resources, and promoting digitalization to attract investment and achieve sustainable development.
Hue City, in central Vietnam, announced that Vietnamese citizens will receive free admission to the Hue Imperial City heritage complex on August 19, marking the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution, and on September 2, National Day. This initiative aims to promote access to national heritage and foster patriotism.
Vietnam failed to reach the ASEAN Cup 2026 final. Domestically, news highlighted criteria for selecting principals after school mergers in Ho Chi Minh City and land fragmentation issues from Hanoi's Ring Road 1 construction. Despite economic growth, Vietnam faces challenges in social infrastructure and education.
Real estate agents in Vietnam are facing a sharp decline in income due to the market downturn. Many are forced to take on side jobs, and the industry is seeing staff reductions. Some expect a market restructuring.
Aggressive tactics used by Vietnamese police to apprehend traffic violators are raising societal concerns after incidents involving innocent bystanders have been reported. High-speed pursuits and forceful stopping methods are increasingly threatening the safety of ordinary citizens.
新型コロナウイルス感染症のパンデミックから5年後、路地68/17チャン・クアン・カイの人々は、亡くなった14人の近隣住民のために2回目の合同命日を執り行った。 8月13日午後、タンディン区の路地の奥にあるオンチャ寺院前では、壁の両側に椅子を並べて合同命日式典の準備が行われていた。
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training will not establish separate management boards or professional teams for branches and satellite schools following public school restructuring. This move aims to create larger educational institutions and shift from educational management to educational development, with an estimated reduction in school administrative units and leadership positions.
The dream of cohabitation among Vietnamese youth is increasingly clashing with reality. Cases of relationship deterioration and breakups due to financial issues, unequal division of household chores, and lifestyle differences are becoming common. Experts emphasize the necessity of thorough discussions before moving in together.