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Nhan Dan

Hanoi Strengthens Support for Businesses on New Customs Regulations

Hanoi is intensifying support for businesses to address challenges in implementing new government regulations on administrative penalties in customs. A dialogue session with 150 participants focused on explaining key aspects of Decree No. 169/2026/ND-CP and answering questions.

VnExpress

Thousands Attend Memorial Ceremony for Fallen Soldiers in Vietnam

A large-scale memorial ceremony was held at Mandala Tay Thien in Phu Tho province, Vietnam, to honor over 1.2 million fallen soldiers, particularly those unidentified or whose remains have not been returned. The ritual, led by a Tibetan Buddhist Drukpa Kagyu monastic order, drew thousands of participants.

VnExpress

Vietnam Railways Busts Large-Scale Diesel Theft Ring, Illegally Gaining Over VND 4.5 Billion

A large-scale diesel fuel theft ring involving railway engine drivers has been busted in Nghe An province, central Vietnam. 21 individuals have been prosecuted for allegedly stealing hundreds of tons of fuel over a year, illicitly profiting over VND 4.5 billion (approx. $180,000 USD). Authorities are expanding the investigation into this case, which has impacted state assets, energy security, and railway traffic safety.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam's Economic Model Shifts Towards Knowledge-Driven Growth

Vietnam's economy is shifting from labor-intensive, assembly-based growth to a quality-focused model driven by knowledge, technology, and productivity. This transition also aligns with 'green transformation,' leveraging market pressures for cost reduction opportunities.

Nhan Dan

85th Anniversary of Comrade Nguyen Thi Minh Khai's Passing Marked Across Vietnam

Commemorative events were held across Vietnam to mark the 85th anniversary of the passing of Comrade Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, an early leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam whose life was dedicated to the nation and its people. These observances serve to reaffirm Vietnam's revolutionary history and the Party's role.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnamese Do Paper Paintings Charm Far Eastern Audiences

An exhibition of traditional Vietnamese Do paper paintings in Vladivostok, Russia, is captivating local audiences with works depicting diverse themes from urban life to mountainous regions and the national flower, the lotus. The event highlights cultural exchange between the two nations.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Explores AI, Semiconductor Cooperation with Indonesia

Vietnam and Indonesia hold significant potential to deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence and the semiconductor industry by leveraging their complementary strengths. Both nations have achieved concrete results despite global headwinds.

VietnamPlus English

Dak Lak Durian Festival Aims to Boost Vietnam's Agricultural Brand Globally

The Dak Lak Durian Festival is being held in Vietnam's Central Highlands, aiming to enhance the global recognition of its agricultural brands, especially with the recent opening of the Indian market for fresh durian exports. Durian exports reached nearly $1.1 billion in the first half of 2026, a 32% year-on-year increase.

Saigoneer

Vietnam's First Authentic British Boarding School Opens in Lào Cai

Ardingly College Vietnam (ACVN), the country's first authentic British boarding school, has opened in Lào Cai province. Leveraging its rich natural environment and diverse culture, the school aims for students' holistic development through community engagement.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam, US Strengthen Cooperation for Agent Orange Victims

A delegation from the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/dioxin (VAVA) in Ho Chi Minh City visited the US to inform about the long-term consequences of Agent Orange/dioxin and seek support. Both nations aim to strengthen cooperation in victim assistance.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Boosts Sustainable Tourism Amidst Rising Visitor Numbers

Vietnam saw a nearly 15% year-on-year increase in international visitors in the first half of 2026. Experts emphasize the need for growth in spending, length of stay, and satisfaction alongside visitor numbers, with rising interest from Australia and India.

The Saigon Times

Vietnam: 9 Injured in Passenger Car Overturn Accident

A 7-seater passenger car overturned after colliding with another vehicle in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province, Vietnam, leaving 9 people injured. The incident highlights ongoing traffic safety challenges in the country.

AP News Vietnam

US Aircraft Carrier Absence in Asia Fuels China Concerns

The withdrawal of US aircraft carriers from the Asia-Pacific region to address Middle East tensions is heightening concerns over China's growing maritime assertiveness. Experts suggest this absence provides China an opportunity to expand its regional influence, unsettling allies like Vietnam who are wary of US commitment unpredictability.

VnExpress

Doctors Warn Elderly Against 5 Popular Foods Damaging Liver and Kidneys

Vietnamese doctors have issued a warning to the elderly about five popular foods – plain congee, bone broth, dried shredded meat (rou), sauces, and pickled vegetables – that can severely damage the liver and kidneys. These foods can be high in glycemic index, fat, phosphorus, sodium, and may even contain carcinogens, posing significant health risks.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Boosts Overseas Talent Networks for National Development

Vietnam is expanding networks of overseas experts and intellectuals, strengthening collaboration in strategic technology fields like AI and semiconductors. This initiative aims to foster national development and deepen international cooperation.

VnExpress

EVN Launches New Customer Service Hotline to Enhance Convenience

Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has launched a new customer service hotline, '1558,' effective August 15, to bolster its customer support. This initiative provides customers with a more convenient contact channel, complementing existing methods and aligning with EVN's digital transformation efforts.

VnExpress

Diners Discarding Trash on Floors Draw Criticism in Vietnam

A growing number of diners in Vietnamese eateries are discarding trash, including tissues and bones, directly onto the floor, despite the presence of trash bins. Reports indicate this behavior persists despite restaurant signage urging customers to use designated bins.