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Hue City in central Vietnam has completed its operation to excavate and collect samples of martyrs' remains, eight months ahead of schedule and exceeding its plan. This is a significant initiative to honor families and comply with the National Steering Committee's directives.
The Vietnamese government has issued a directive mandating all schools to publicly disclose daily information about student meals to parents. This move aims to enhance food safety and transparency, allowing parents to monitor school lunches and reduce the risk of food poisoning.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has directed the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to flexibly manage the exchange rate in line with market developments and coordinate monetary policy tools to stabilize the foreign exchange market. He also called for enhanced credit support for SMEs and modernization of the banking system.
Traditional wooden clogs at Tan Dinh Market in Ho Chi Minh City are gaining international traction, especially among foreign tourists, thanks to viral social media content. The appeal lies in their handmade customization and affordable pricing.
Firefighters in Hanoi swiftly rescued four people trapped on the third floor of a fashion store after a blaze broke out. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
The British Ambassador to Vietnam highlighted new cooperation opportunities in trade, investment, and innovation between Vietnam and the UK. He noted Vietnam's growing role in fostering ASEAN-UK relations, particularly in the digital era.
Vietnam has elevated science, technology, and innovation cooperation as a new pillar of its diplomacy during state visits to Australia and New Zealand. The signing of 62 cooperation documents highlights a shift towards future growth areas beyond traditional economic ties.
Vietnam is prioritizing the development of its materials industry as a cornerstone for national strategic autonomy and competitiveness. The government plans to establish 3-5 national materials research centers by 2028 to drive technological advancement and enhance value-added production.
Hanoi, Vietnam, has held discussions in Moscow and Saint Petersburg regarding expanded cooperation in urban railway development. This move signals Hanoi's infrastructure development efforts and deepening ties with Russia.
Bac Ninh Province's Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism held a scientific conference on preserving and promoting the heritage sites of the Nhu Nguyet River defense line. 45 papers clarified the historical and cultural value of these sites from various perspectives.
In anticipation of the 2026 Dak Lak Durian Festival, the Dak Lak Provincial Traffic Police are intensifying safety measures, including legal awareness campaigns and alternative route guidance, to mitigate traffic congestion and ensure safety.
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training is planning to raise tuition fee caps for certain university faculties, particularly in dentistry and medicine. Institutions partially or fully self-financing will also see increased flexibility in setting fees. Conversely, tuition exemptions are expected to expand for students in specific fields with high societal demand.
Vietnam's Navy Region 3 established an Unmanned Vehicle Battalion on August 14th. This move aligns with modern military strategies and operational methods, aiming to enhance maritime sovereignty defense capabilities. The unit will focus on mastering and utilizing advanced technologies to improve reconnaissance, surveillance, and information gathering.
Ho Chi Minh City inspected the progress of collecting and identifying the remains of fallen soldiers at Le Thi Rieng Park. To date, 1,733 sets of remains have been recovered, with DNA sample collection completed in nine localities.
Vietnam's government has issued a decree enabling electronic ID accounts for foreigners who legally enter or reside in the country, aiming to enhance administrative service convenience as part of its digital transformation efforts.
Vietnam and South Korea have agreed to strengthen cooperation in technology transfer, investment, and sustainable supply chains, with a focus on nurturing talent in semiconductors and AI, and enhancing startup support.
Minh Thuy, the 15-year-old daughter of Vietnamese actor Minh Tiep, is gaining attention on social media. She and her mother are active on TikTok, drawing praise for her beauty and physique. While expressing disinterest in acting or beauty pageants, she is supported by her parents who prioritize her education and well-being.
Vietnam and Singapore have signed an implementation agreement on carbon credit cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. This pact underscores their commitment to climate action and aims to advance collaboration in the international carbon market.
Vietnam's burgeoning automotive industry is expanding its global reach with initial exports to Mexico and Australia, signaling a new phase of growth and international competitiveness for the sector.
Vietnamese President To Lam concluded a state visit to New Zealand, agreeing to further deepen bilateral ties as a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Both nations will enhance cooperation in trade, investment, education, science-technology, and security, aiming to contribute to regional stability.
Vietnam is accelerating its economic growth through deepened international cooperation, infrastructure development, and digital transformation. Efforts are focused on expanding imports and exports in key economic zones, vitalizing corporate activities, and promoting investment in sustainable industries.
A man in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for illegally accessing the Social Insurance Agency (BHXH) system, stealing personal information, and selling it to debt collectors and others. This case highlights the vulnerabilities in Vietnam's personal data protection and the serious reality of cybercrime.
To celebrate Vietnam's National Day, Thanh Hoa province will launch fireworks from two locations: Lam Son Square and Sam Son Beach Square. The entire cost will be sponsored by Sun Group, aiming to enrich cultural events and boost tourism promotion.
Vietnamese EV maker Move has launched five new electric motorcycle models, aiming to replace gasoline-powered bikes. The models boast a maximum range of 250 km and a peak power of 6,000W, with prices starting from VND 32 million. Leveraging the sales network of its parent company Kingsport, Move seeks to popularize EVs domestically and expand into the ASEAN region.
Vietnam's tax authorities have issued new guidelines for tax registration of foreign company branches and representative offices. Disclosure obligations for legal and beneficial owners have been expanded, aiming to enhance transparency and strengthen risk-based tax management.
Asian universities are increasingly dominating global engineering rankings, with China and Singapore leading the charge. This trend suggests potential benefits for Vietnamese higher education institutions, possibly reflecting the country's investments in science and technology and human resource development.
The Vietnamese dong weakened against the U.S. dollar on Friday morning, with major banks reporting an increase while the black market rate remained stable. Globally, the dollar's strength is being influenced by rising oil prices and Middle East tensions, countered by U.S. economic data tempering interest rate hike expectations, leading to mixed currency movements.
A growing number of young women in Vietnam, particularly in urban areas, are rethinking marriage. They prioritize financial independence and career development, no longer viewing marriage as an inevitable life stage. Statistical data supports this evolving trend.
Vietnam's traffic police are set to intensify the detection of traffic violations on ring roads through the implementation of a remote surveillance system utilizing drones. This initiative aims to improve road safety and enhance enforcement efficiency.
A tanker truck malfunctioned on a major Vietnamese highway, spilling untreated black wastewater onto the road, raising environmental pollution concerns.
Several prominent Vietnamese companies, including Golden Gate, Loc Troi, and Bamboo Capital, have successively lost their public company status. This raises questions about whether it signals a business downturn or if other factors are at play, prompting scrutiny into the underlying reasons and potential impacts.
A single car in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, was recorded with 96 traffic violations by AI cameras in just one month, including two offenses within a six-minute interval. The total fines amount to over VND 474 million (approximately USD 18,600), highlighting the effectiveness of AI traffic monitoring and the reckless driving habits of some individuals.
A case in Hanoi where a 20-year-old woman was thrown into a river by her boyfriend after drug use highlights the growing problem of youth drug abuse and associated violent crime. The incident reveals how uncontrolled situations can devastate young lives.
Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Education and Training has issued a warning regarding the increasing trend of parents opting for homeschooling, keeping their children out of traditional schools. The department has confirmed cases where students have been educated at home since first grade, with some seeking enrollment only before entering sixth grade.
Public anger is surging on Vietnamese social media over alleged cover-up of a fatal BMW accident in Hanoi. A 'tree of justice' at the crash site became a symbol of defiance, but authorities have moved swiftly to quell the backlash.
Hue City in central Vietnam is positioning its industrial zones as new drivers of economic growth, intensifying efforts to attract investment and improve infrastructure. Currently, over 200 projects are operational, contributing to exports and job creation.