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Thanh Binh Kindergarten in Hai Phong, Vietnam, is pioneering a child-centered educational environment by integrating digital transformation with traditional cultural experiences. The school is highly regarded by parents and the community, contributing to the overall improvement of early childhood education in the city.
The Vietnam Tax Department met with an IMF expert team to share experiences on reforming tax management models for large enterprises, aiming to strengthen risk management and align with international practices.
A former Vietnamese Deputy Minister has been indicted for allegedly accepting $170,000 in bribes related to permit issuance. Company executives reportedly admitted to paying the money, citing concerns that permits would not be processed smoothly without it, highlighting issues within administrative procedures.
The 7th National Young Martial Arts Championship will be held in Vietnam in 2026. The event aims to promote the internationalization of Vietnamese traditional martial arts and discover/nurture the next generation of athletes, with participation in international competitions also in sight.
A traditional festival honoring Female General Le Chan, who resisted the Eastern Han Dynasty nearly 2,000 years ago, was held in Ha Nam Province, Vietnam. The event, held at a national heritage site, aims to boost patriotism and cultural heritage preservation.
Swinburne Vietnam has launched the Qualcomm x Arduino Innovation Lab in Hanoi, providing students with opportunities to experience cutting-edge technologies like IoT, AIoT, and robotics, and develop practical projects. The initiative strengthens industry partnerships to foster job-ready graduates.
Vietnam is planning to build a new capital to replace Hanoi, which suffers from chronic traffic congestion, air pollution, and land subsidence. This move aims to improve citizens' quality of life and promote sustainable urban development.
Vietnam's National Citizen Bank (NCB) has announced plans to increase its charter capital from the current approximately VND 29 trillion to around VND 62 trillion (a 112.7% increase) by 2027. This move signifies the bank's transition into a new growth phase following a comprehensive five-year restructuring.
Bac Ninh Province in northern Vietnam achieved a 10.56% economic growth rate in the first half of the year, ranking 6th nationally. Driven by industry and exports, the province is aiming to establish itself as a high-tech and logistics hub, with ongoing infrastructure development and workforce training.
Ninh Binh Province's tourism sector is on track to meet its full-year 2026 targets for visitor numbers and revenue by August. As of July, the province had welcomed over 18.7 million visitors and generated nearly 19.35 trillion VND in tourism revenue, driven by major cultural and artistic events.
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In Vietnam, the announcement that a former National Assembly member involved in a fatal traffic accident has been exempted from criminal liability has sparked public dissatisfaction and questions about transparency. Authorities cite legal grounds, but comparisons with similar past cases and the timing of the decision are fueling debate.
Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, is developing a 17.59-km light rail transit (LRT) system, with its six stations designed to showcase distinctive cultural features from across the country. Scheduled for completion in Q2 2027, the project aims to boost tourism and improve connectivity.
The Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee expressed deep gratitude for the contributions of Chinese leaders, including former Premier Zhu, to bilateral relations upon his passing. This gesture highlights Vietnam's political landscape and its historical ties with China.
Vietnam is transitioning its lawmaking from a "governance-oriented" to an "adaptive" approach, aiming to foster economic growth and harness new technologies. This shift reflects the Party's commitment to national development and improving citizens' lives.
The Li-Ning Vietnam International Series 2026 badminton tournament will feature nearly 330 athletes from 21 countries. Vietnamese players aim to gain international exposure and sharpen their skills ahead of major upcoming events.
Vietnam is strengthening the legal foundation for its International Financial Centre (VIFC) through the draft Urban Development Law, expected to pass on August 24, 2026. The initiative aims to attract international capital and channel it into the domestic economy, with experts emphasizing the need for effective mechanisms to connect funds with businesses.
The ASEAN Law Forum in 2026 will serve as a platform for sharing practical experiences and seeking solutions for the safe and responsible application of AI, aiming to develop a modern and transparent legal system for the digital era.
In Vietnam's southern Ca Mau province, the traditional "mud-throwing" fishing method for the specialty fish "Ca Nau" is drawing attention. This unique technique serves as a symbol of local culture and contributes to the regional economy.
Multiple motorcycle accidents have occurred on the Saigon River Bridge due to an oil spill. Authorities face urgent calls to address the situation and improve traffic safety, raising concerns for daily life.
A viral video allegedly showing a female principal in Ninh Binh, Vietnam, slamming a desk and throwing a cup in front of teachers has surfaced. The principal claims the incident occurred nearly a year ago, was mediated by superiors, and questions the timing of the video's release.
The Lam Dong Provincial People's Court in Vietnam has announced a review of parts of its recent appellate judgment concerning six ex-soldiers convicted of forest destruction. The soldiers maintain their innocence, raising questions about a potential miscarriage of justice.
Financial reports from leading Vietnamese securities firms reveal that CEOs are earning monthly incomes reaching hundreds of millions of dong. This highlights the rising compensation for top executives amid the country's economic growth and expanding financial market.
A 'giant mysterious object' discovered on Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island is becoming a major talking point among tourists. The island, increasingly recognized for offering premium holidays at reasonable prices, is drawing international attention by providing diverse experiences beyond traditional beach resort offerings.
Vietnam is strengthening relations with diverse countries while valuing traditional friendships. Domestically, it is transitioning to an 'adaptive' approach in lawmaking and aiming to become a high-income nation. This is part of its national development strategy based on independence and self-reliance under the Communist Party's leadership.
Vietnam's government has amended Resolution No. 70 to facilitate corporate access to renewable energy. This move, part of the nation's economic growth strategy under its one-party system, aims to boost manufacturing competitiveness and meet environmental targets.
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President stated that the most worthy tribute to previous generations is the responsible actions of the current generation, while the greatest responsibility to future generations is building a solid foundation for the country's advancement.
Vietnam's government has approved a national program for AI workforce development through 2030 and 2035, aiming to establish an AI-integrated education system across all levels.
The Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee has adopted a resolution to build Vietnam into a strong maritime nation. The goal is to have coastal regions contribute over 70% of GDP by 2030, modernizing the marine economy and strengthening national defense. This marks a significant step for Vietnam in balancing economic growth with geopolitical stability.
Nghệ An province in central Vietnam is intensifying efforts to identify and honor the remains of fallen soldiers. Particularly, identification using personal effects and DNA information of soldiers buried in the International Vietnam-Laos Martyrs' Cemetery is progressing, emphasizing a national spirit of 'gratitude.' This reflects Vietnam's commitment to respecting past sacrifices while building for future development.
Vietnam has officially defined its over 6.5 million citizens living abroad as a 'strategic resource' for national construction, development, and defense. This marks a significant shift, moving them from passive recipients of support to active contributors in development mechanisms.
Japanese scholar Prof. Shimizu Masaaki analyzes Vietnam's foreign policy, noting its reflection of national identity and resilience through a blend of steadfast commitment to independence and flexibility in dealing with partners. This approach underscores Vietnam's pursuit of national interests within its one-party system while navigating diverse international relations.
Can Tho City's Department of Education and Training summarized the 2025-2026 academic year and outlined key tasks for 2026-2027. The plan emphasizes streamlining administration, reorganizing public schools, promoting digital transformation, and enhancing STEM education, reflecting a nationwide push for administrative efficiency and educational quality improvement in Vietnam.
Hung Yen Province, Vietnam, has commenced its 10th Sports and Physical Training Congress, featuring over 6,500 athletes. The event aims to promote sports and public health across the province and will run until September 15.
Vietnam is deepening its collaboration with Malaysia, exploring the potential of Dak Lak province's agricultural products in international markets. Through expanding Halal-certified services and strengthening international cooperation, the country aims to enter the Halal market and promote Halal tourism. Ho Chi Minh City also seeks to enhance its role in the Halal supply chain.
Vietnam is positioning science, technology, and innovation as its primary growth drivers, accelerating digital transformation. The nation is strengthening international partnerships with countries like South Korea and Japan, aiming to enhance its global competitiveness in advanced fields such as AI and space development.