Sun Group, a major real estate developer, held its first investor briefing for the resort-style condominium "The Fest 2" in Vietnam's Central Highlands. Leveraging infrastructure development, the project targets investors from the region, aiming to tap into their growing interest in coastal properties.
A proposal to reduce Vietnam's work week to 40-44 hours is sparking debate. While proponents see benefits for worker rest and economic restructuring, concerns about potential wage cuts and increased de facto working hours are prominent. The discussion highlights the balance between economic growth and worker welfare.
Vietnam is enhancing support for Agent Orange (AO) victims and their descendants 65 years after the chemical's widespread use. The long-term consequences of the war remain severe, with the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange (VAVA) continuing its support efforts with domestic and international aid.
Fast fashion giant Shein is significantly scaling back its operations in Vietnam, a move seen as a pivot from its initial plans to establish the country as a key export hub. Factors contributing to this shift include rising US tariffs and a mismatch with the company's low-cost, high-efficiency business model.
The Vietnamese Embassy and community in Laos expressed deep sorrow at a memorial service for the Lao National Assembly President, reaffirming the special ties and cooperation between the two nations. Vietnamese leaders also offered condolences.
Vietnam and Thailand, set to mark 50 years of diplomatic ties in 2026, aim to further develop their long-standing cooperative relationship. Enhanced collaboration across political, economic, and cultural spheres is expected to contribute to the growth of both nations and regional stability.
Vietnam's General Secretary and President will make a state visit to New Zealand, aiming to deepen bilateral ties elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2025. The focus will be on strengthening cooperation in economy, education, and agriculture.
A ceremony marked 35 years of air and tourism connectivity between Vietnam and Australia. Vietnam Airlines has transported 7.5 million passengers over 35 years, reflecting growing demand. Top leaders advocated for a strategic partnership in science, technology, and innovation.
Vietnam's Politburo has issued Resolution No. 23, officially recognizing overseas Vietnamese (OV) as an intellectual and strategic resource for national development. This resolution mandates the establishment of four new networks to connect OV experts and foster their contributions.
Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President Tô Lâm, has visited Australia for talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Discussions focused on China, energy, and trade, aiming to deepen the strategic partnership between the two nations.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with the Governor of New South Wales, Australia, proposing cooperation in developing Vietnamese coffee varieties and advancing high-tech agriculture and biotechnology. This initiative aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two nations.
The Vietnamese government has approved an action plan to become a strong maritime nation by 2030, focusing on sustainable marine resource development and enhanced ocean governance. The plan emphasizes modernizing the marine economy, environmental protection, and strengthening defense and security.
Vietnam is strengthening its semiconductor industry base by attracting major US companies and joining ITSI. This is part of a strategy to leverage its domestic manufacturing and packaging potential and enhance its position in the global supply chain.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee Nguyen Phu Trong met with Vietnamese intellectuals and scientists in Australia, urging them to strengthen national unity, promote cultural values, mentor younger generations, and foster deeper cooperation in science, technology, and innovation between the two nations.
Construction of a convention center for the 2027 APEC meeting is underway in Phu Quoc, Vietnam. Under the Prime Minister's directive, infrastructure development is accelerating, fostering expectations for the island's growth as a special economic zone.
Vietnamese Party and State leaders have offered condolences on the passing of Xaysomphone Phomvihane, President of the Lao National Assembly (NA). He was lauded for leaving a great legacy in the special relationship between Laos and Vietnam.
Vietnam's gold prices saw a decline on Monday, mirroring a dip in global bullion rates. Investors are closely watching upcoming U.S. inflation data for cues on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path.
A new road project along the Tien River in Vietnam's Mekong Delta is expected to alleviate traffic congestion on national highways. Flycam surveillance has highlighted its progress and potential regional impact.
GFDI is under investigation for allegedly raising over VND 2.4 trillion (approximately $95 million) from 7,108 customers by promoting high-yield investment projects. The funds were reportedly used for purposes other than promised, leading to the company's inability to meet its obligations.
On August 10th, Vietnam is expected to experience thunderstorms and heavy rain in the southern regions, while the north and central areas will continue to face widespread intense heat. The south, in particular, should be cautious of localized heavy downpours, lightning, hail, and strong gusts.
In Vietnam's Bac Ninh province, a youth volunteer force has been established to support land clearance and relocation for the Gia Binh Airport project, part of the province's infrastructure development and economic growth initiatives.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with prominent Vietnamese intellectuals and scientists in Australia during his state visit, emphasizing the importance of strengthening cooperation in science, technology, innovation, and human resource development with Australia. This signals a new phase in bilateral relations.
In Lam Dong province, a delivery employee has been prosecuted on suspicion of embezzlement. The regional prosecutor's office is investigating the case. The province has also been reporting on economic issues, including efforts to increase land revenue and progress in public investment.
Vietnamese President To Lam, during his state visit to Australia, expressed a vision for a more strategic and new-style partnership in science, technology, innovation, and human resource development. This aims to further deepen bilateral ties between Vietnam and Australia.
Vietnam has participated in UN peacekeeping operations for over 12 years, deploying nearly 1,400 personnel. The country plans to introduce seven new unit types, further enhancing its contributions and global presence. This move signifies Vietnam's commitment to international obligations and its pursuit of economic growth and investment opportunities.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with New South Wales Governor Margaret Beazley during his state visit to Australia, agreeing to enhance cooperation in science, technology, innovation, and human resource development, signaling a new phase in bilateral relations.
Da Nang City in central Vietnam has launched initiatives to integrate OCOP products and the Con Market onto digital platforms in collaboration with Grab Vietnam, aiming to expand sales channels for local goods and promote the digital economy.
The Da Nang City Economic Police celebrate their 70th anniversary, highlighting their achievements in the 'silent war' against economic crimes. Their efforts in solving diverse cases, including drug trafficking, illegal mining, and human trafficking, have been crucial for Vietnam's economic growth and social order.
Hanoi National University's Vietnam Japan University, International University, and University of Business and Management are opening additional admissions. Vietnam Japan University will accept students with scores as low as 19 for some majors, with International University also setting similar criteria. The University of Business and Management requires a minimum score of 19 out of 30, along with English proficiency requirements.
Vietnam and Thailand celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations with commemorative events highlighting deepening friendship and cooperation. This milestone reaffirms the long-standing bond between the two nations and sets the stage for future collaborative development.
Vietnam's Communist Party announced four strategic shifts at the 14th Central Committee's third plenum, emphasizing commitments to the environment, economic growth, and investment. These shifts are seen as fostering new trade impetus through infrastructure programs and showcasing Vietnamese talent and wealth internationally.
Vietnamese films were screened at Berlin's summer film program, drawing significant interest from locals and the Vietnamese community. This marks a growing international recognition for Vietnamese cinema and a deepening of cultural exchange.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam proposed a strategy for Vietnam and Australia to strengthen cooperation in science and technology, making it a new pillar of their bilateral relations. The two nations aim to foster joint research and build innovation ecosystems in fields like AI, semiconductors, and renewable energy.
In Vietnam, passersby spontaneously joined forces to extinguish a burning Mercedes-Benz parked by the roadside. The incident highlighted the solidarity and swift response of citizens in a critical situation.
A member of the Communist Party of Canada (M-L) praised Vietnam's history of defending its independence and sovereignty, highlighting the Vietnamese people's organizational capacity, creativity, and resilience. These values are reflected in the country's development and international relations today.
Vietnam's railway sector aims to handle 1,500 containers in rail freight with China in 2024, as part of a strategy to expand cargo transport alongside international passenger services. This initiative is expected to bolster the sector's role as a logistics hub between the two countries.