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Vietnam's top leadership has directed the Academy of Security Engineering and Technology to take a leading role in strategic technology areas like cybersecurity and AI. This move underscores the importance of technological innovation for national security and economic growth.
Vietnam is focusing on preserving and promoting UNESCO-recognized "Then" ritual practices and traditional arts, while deepening cultural exchange through international sports events and art exhibitions. The aim is also to leverage these for tourism.
Dang Tran Duc High School, a newly established public institution in Hanoi, has announced 613 successful candidates for the 2026-2027 academic year. The school's high popularity from its first year highlights ongoing efforts in educational infrastructure development.
Ho Chi Minh City officials met with the Cambodian Consul General to discuss strengthening cooperation in investment, trade, and tourism. Cambodian businesses have invested 35 projects totaling approximately $11.2 million in the city. Preparations for the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations are also underway.
Vietnam's National Assembly Standing Committee is calling for clearer management mechanisms in the upstream oil and gas sector. The focus is on strengthening energy security and sustainable resource development, reflecting Vietnam's recognition of the strategic importance of its energy resources amidst ongoing economic growth.
最新の起訴状では、ムオン・タン・グループのレ・タン・タン元会長が関与した顧客詐欺事件ではさらに15人の被害者が出ている。 被害額は5,310億VNDを超え、350億VND増加した。
Vietnam's National Assembly Standing Committee deliberated on amendments to the Technology Transfer Law, proposing to transfer authority for technology import, transfer, and innovation policies from the Prime Minister to the Ministry of Science and Technology. This aims to expedite policy formulation and strengthen the initiative of specialized agencies.
After over two months of pilot implementation, Vietnam's Customs sector is witnessing positive transformations in procedural handling, operational management, and resource utilization through its centralized clearance model. The sector is refining conditions to gradually expand this model, aiming for a digital and smart customs system.
More than 10 dolphins have been spotted off the coast of Ly Son Island in Quang Ngai Province, Vietnam. Marine experts suggest this is a positive sign of a well-protected local marine environment, indicating successful conservation efforts.
Vietnam's 'sandwich generation,' caught between supporting aging parents and their own children, is exploring new models of elderly care. A trend of respecting parents' desire to live in their hometowns while adult children reside nearby for support is gaining attention.
In Vietnam, authorities are increasingly accusing young people seeking the truth behind a fatal accident over a year ago of orchestrating a 'color revolution' and being instigated by 'hostile forces.' Censorship of social media and suppression of mourning activities are fueling public discontent.
Vietnam is considering lowering the social pension eligibility age from 75 to 70. This move is projected to require an additional VND 11.68 trillion annually, raising concerns about budgetary balance. The proposal highlights the tension between expanding elderly welfare and securing necessary funds.
In a dramatic reversal, a fatal road accident case in Vietnam's Vinh Long province has seen its responsibility verdict overturned from the deceased victim to the truck driver after over two years of investigation, revealing potential investigative errors and prompting further scrutiny.
Vietnam is discussing a phased reduction of the 48-hour workweek, aiming to balance improved worker rights with productivity. Meanwhile, the Ministry of National Defense stated it has not proposed financial contributions in lieu of conscription.
India is advancing its 'Act East' policy, strengthening ties with ASEAN. Both sides are in the final stages of preparing for a maritime exercise, aiming to deepen regional cooperation and security. Progress is also anticipated in trade agreements, enhancing economic ties.
Vietnam's National Assembly Standing Committee convened to review the draft Law on Urban Development. Initially designed for Ho Chi Minh City, the law's scope has been expanded nationwide. The NA aims to adopt the bill within the scheduled timeframe.
A former Vietnamese deputy minister overseeing overseas labor management and 27 others have been indicted on bribery charges related to the approval of labor export licenses. They are accused of creating undue difficulties and delays in the licensing process between 2021 and May 2025 in exchange for bribes.
A man and a woman were found dead in a wooden house in Dong Nai province. Both victims sustained multiple injuries, prompting authorities to launch an investigation into the case. Details are currently under scrutiny.
A video showing beer cans and other trash being dumped into the Perfume River in Hue, Vietnam, has gone viral, raising concerns about environmental pollution and the city's tourism image. Authorities' response is awaited.
A fisherman from An Giang province, Vietnam, was rescued by the Vietnamese Navy after enduring four days adrift at sea. The dramatic survival highlights the role of the navy in coastal security and ensuring the safety of citizens amidst challenging maritime conditions.
Ho Chi Minh City and Mumbai have signed a memorandum of understanding on friendship and cooperation, expanding collaboration in finance, technology, logistics, urban development, innovation, culture, cinema, and tourism. This move aims to bolster people-to-people exchanges and deepen bilateral ties.
Saigon Co.op, a leading Vietnamese retailer, has received an Asian Retail Award for its significant contributions to community welfare. The company's efforts in disaster relief, social security, and support for border and island regions highlight its commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Trịnh Văn Quyết, head of the Party Central Committee's Propaganda and Education Commission, visited Quang Ninh province to review its economic and social development, implementation of Party resolutions, Party building, and propaganda efforts. He urged the province to lead in innovation for rapid and sustainable growth.
The crew of Vietnam Railways' SE9 train discovered and returned a bag containing nearly VND 90 million (approximately USD 3,500) in cash and valuables left behind by a passenger. The incident highlights the integrity and professional responsibility of railway staff.
Vietnam is increasingly recognizing the elderly as crucial drivers of national development, enhancing welfare and support measures. The planned introduction of free annual health check-ups from 2026 is expected to boost their health and social participation.
Vietnam's government is prioritizing the elderly as key drivers of national development, strengthening policies related to aging. Initiatives aim to promote social participation and improve welfare, addressing the country's rapid aging and societal shifts.
Vietnam and Cambodia have agreed to strengthen cooperation on the repatriation of martyrs' remains, a move seen as part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral ties and enhance coordination in safeguarding national security and social order.
Dak Lak province, Vietnam, has set a new Guinness World Record for the "Longest Durian Convey of Pickup Trucks," featuring over 500 vehicles laden with durians. This achievement symbolizes the development of regional agriculture and brand enhancement, supported by fertilizer companies.
A counterfeit money manufacturing and distribution ring has been busted in Can Tho City, southern Vietnam. The City People's Committee honored the units and individuals involved in this achievement. The investigation extended to other provinces, leading to the seizure of a large quantity of counterfeit currency and production equipment.
Vietnam's Communist Party has launched a knowledge update program for its 14th Central Committee members. General Secretary and President Nguyen Phu Trong emphasized the importance of implementing party resolutions and translating policies into action for national development and improved living standards.
Vietjet has launched new routes connecting Vietnam to Cebu, Clark (Philippines), Chiang Mai (Thailand), and Osaka (Japan), expanding its international network. Promotional fares are offered to stimulate regional travel and economic activity.
Vietnamese border guards have busted a smuggling ring using a sophisticated method of dumping food from China into the Red River for retrieval in Vietnam. The seizure of 15kg of pig brains highlights illicit trade and food safety concerns.
Australia's Monash University's Faculty of Education and Ho Chi Minh City Open University have partnered to implement a Master of TESOL program, aiming to enhance English language education quality in Vietnam and deepen international educational cooperation.
In Vietnam's Vinh Long province, youth soldiers have launched the "Hanh Quan Xanh" (Green March) volunteer campaign. Aimed at supporting and developing local communities, the initiative involves activities such as housing construction and environmental protection.
Ca Mau Province in southern Vietnam has commenced the renovation of Hong Bang Park, including the construction of a monument dedicated to the People's Police for Peace. The project honors the contributions of police officers to community safety and order.
The Vietnamese Navy successfully rescued a fisherman who had been adrift at sea for four days. The timely intervention, despite adverse weather conditions, ensured the safety of the individual, highlighting Vietnam's commitment to maritime safety.