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Vietnam emphasizes ASEAN's unity and centrality, signaling its commitment to regional integration. The nation is actively strengthening ties with countries like Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, and the US, aiming for economic growth and an expanded role on the international stage.
Leading battery manufacturer Huayu made its debut at the Vietnam International Bicycle Exhibition (Vietnam Cycle 2026). The company showcased its lead-acid batteries, sodium-ion battery technology, and home energy storage systems, signaling its official entry into the Southeast Asian market and the commencement of its global strategy.
Vietnam and Japan are strengthening cooperation, aiming to make science, technology, and innovation key growth drivers. Joint research projects, particularly in semiconductors, are advancing, fostering economic growth and industrial upgrading for both nations.
A 9-year-old girl in Ho Chi Minh City experienced a one-diopter increase in myopia after the summer break. Doctors suspect prolonged smartphone use and indoor activities as contributing factors. Experts emphasize the importance of outdoor activities and regular eye check-ups.
In Vietnam, intergenerational conflicts are emerging over shared living arrangements between elderly parents and their adult children, influenced by evolving values and technological advancements. Parents feel 'imprisoned,' while children struggle to balance parental care with their own lives.
Vietnam's MSB bank celebrated its 35th anniversary with a grand 'M-Festival,' gathering 8,000 employees nationwide. The event honored individual contributions, reconstructing the bank's history from the perspective of its staff.
The Vietnamese government has approved a national program aiming to equip 10 million workers with AI skills by 2030. This initiative involves integrating AI across the education system and expanding training for civil servants and industries, positioning Vietnam as a leading AI nation.
Superstitions and good luck rituals before travel are prevalent among Vietnamese travelers. Practices like placing garlic in suitcases or touching the airplane's exterior are seen as psychological comforts to alleviate anxiety and wish for good fortune. However, these are personal habits, and thorough research and adherence to local regulations are crucial for safe journeys.
China's high-speed rail network surpassed 50,000 km by late 2025, exceeding the combined total of all other countries. This scale and cost advantage positions Chinese manufacturers for export market dominance. British railway historian Christian Wolmar analyzes the background and future prospects of this remarkable development.
Vietnam's government is aiming to achieve dual objectives of maintaining macroeconomic stability and supporting economic growth through monetary policy. Directives include keeping policy interest rates steady, maintaining liquidity supply, and responding to exchange rate market developments.
Lao state media have highlighted the deep, long-standing relationship between the late President of the National Assembly, Xaysomphone Phomvihane, and Vietnam. The reports underscore the strategic cooperation between the two nations.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam's state visit to New Zealand has resulted in agreements to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, education, science-technology, defense, and climate change response. The focus is shifting from high-level political commitments to concrete cooperation programs.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam concluded state visits to Australia and New Zealand, reaffirming commitments to deepen comprehensive strategic partnerships. Discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in economy, technology, and human resource development.
レ・ミン・フン首相は銀行に対し、コストを削減し、金利を安定させ、融資金利を大幅に引き下げ、それによって国民や企業と分かち合うよう要請した。 この要請は、8月13日の国家銀行および信用機関システムとの会合でレ・ミン・フン首相によってなされた。
A massive fire broke out at a popular roast pork restaurant in Hanoi, with flames and thick black smoke billowing from the three-story building. The blaze significantly reduced visibility on surrounding roads. Fortunately, no customers were present, and all staff evacuated safely.
In An Giang province, a man allegedly attacked his younger brother with a knife after discovering the brother had pawned their mother's motorcycle, causing serious injury. The suspect is currently on the run from police.
A Vietnamese man undergoing colorectal cancer treatment was hospitalized with severe bleeding after consuming dog meat, believed by his family to be a protein-rich 'nutritional' supplement. Doctors suspect rat poison contamination, and the patient is recovering after receiving vitamin K treatment. Medical professionals warn about the risks of consuming food of unknown origin.
Media reports highlighted that the top Vietnamese leader's visit to New Zealand marks a significant shift in bilateral relations, moving from high-level political commitments to concrete cooperation programs in trade, investment, education, science-technology, and climate change response, with a goal to reach $3 billion in trade.
Vietnam is accelerating international cooperation and domestic efforts in Artificial Intelligence. A partnership between FPT and OpenAI aims to support AI adoption and workforce development, alongside regulatory frameworks, bolstering national technological self-reliance. This aligns with the national strategy prioritizing science and technology as growth drivers.
A Vietnamese delegation attended the International Meeting of Communist and Workers' Parties in Cuba, honoring the Cuban Revolution and Fidel Castro's legacy. The meeting also reaffirmed the promotion of comprehensive cooperation between Vietnam and Cuba.
Vietnam's top leader, Party General Secretary and President To Lam, affirmed the deepening of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with New Zealand during his visit, calling for cooperation to create new growth drivers. Enhanced collaboration in marine farming and high-tech sectors is particularly anticipated.
Vietnamese leader To Lam held official welcome ceremonies and summit meetings with New Zealand's Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Discussions focused on deepening bilateral cooperation in education, agriculture, trade, and sustainable development, aiming to enhance relations between the two nations.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam concluded state visits to Australia and New Zealand, reaffirming commitments to deepen comprehensive strategic partnerships. Discussions focused on expanding economic and technological cooperation, particularly in developing human resources for digital and green economies.
Ho Chi Minh City hosts concurrent international sports exhibitions and an export trade fair, featuring 400 businesses showcasing the latest technologies and products. The events are expected to boost regional economic activity and international exchange.
Vietnamese President To Lam concluded his state visit to New Zealand, with both nations agreeing to strengthen political trust and comprehensively develop bilateral relations. The agreement included enhancing high-level exchanges and utilizing policy dialogue mechanisms.
ベトナム航空法は、航空機金融の保護を強化し、空港への投資、リース、航空サービス、技術のためのより明確なルートを開きます。 2025 年 12 月 10 日、ベトナム国会は 2006 年の法律に代わるベトナム民間航空法 No. 130/2025/QH15 (2025 年航空法) を採択しました。
Vietnam is advancing the integration of its land registration certificates (Sổ Đỏ) into the VNeID electronic identification application, aiming to enhance citizen convenience and administrative efficiency. This initiative is part of the country's broader digital transformation efforts.
Ho Chi Minh City has seen a significant backlog in issuing new land use rights certificates (sổ hồng), with only 15 new certificates issued in the first five months of the year. To address this, the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Economics, Resources, and Environment has proposed digitizing the initial issuance process.
A former accountant at PVOIL Vung Ang in central Vietnam has been indicted for allegedly exploiting software loopholes to sell over 5 million liters of gasoline and oil without invoices, embezzling an estimated $94 billion (approximately $3.7 million USD).
A drone intrusion at Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport on the night of August 11 caused two separate flight delays. The incident not only inconvenienced thousands of passengers but also resulted in estimated losses of billions of Vietnamese dong for airlines. Airport authorities and carriers are assessing the situation.
The first Congress of the Vietnam Youth Union in Dong Thap Province convened with 290 delegates representing over 150,000 youth. The congress emphasized understanding youth needs and supporting their entrepreneurship and creativity.
Vietnamese President To Lam and Australian leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in science, technology, and innovation. Based on the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, they will promote joint research and collaboration in emerging technology sectors.
Can Tho City Border Guards in southern Vietnam successfully rescued a fishing vessel and its five crew members who were in distress due to bad weather, grounding, and flooding. With the assistance of local fishermen, the vessel and crew were safely brought ashore.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam concluded a state visit to New Zealand, aiming to deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Both nations agreed to enhance cooperation in trade, investment, education, science-technology, and security. The visit marks a significant milestone in over half a century of bilateral relations.
EVNNPC, responsible for 17 northern provinces and cities, continues to ensure electricity supply for socio-economic development and public life, accelerating its 2026 plan. Investments are increasing in self-consumption rooftop solar, scientific technology applications, and digital transformation.
Vietnamese fintech giant MoMo has partnered with Green SM Food to launch a service allowing F&B merchants to easily register for Green SM Food stores directly on the MoMo app. This initiative aims to lower digital channel entry barriers for small and medium-sized eateries, creating new revenue opportunities.