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The official debut of the Phu Tho Circus and Multi-purpose Performance Theatre, Vietnam's first international-class venue, with the premiere of "Dream Show," marks a milestone. It signals the country's growing international ambitions by integrating traditional performing arts into the global creative economy.
The Vietnam Women's Academy has announced its 2026 admission scores, with Multimedia Communications topping the list at 26.1. The academy noted a clear differentiation in scores across disciplines and programs, emphasizing that entrance scores are not the sole determinant of training quality or employment prospects.
One of Vietnam's largest artificial lakes is situated within a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, with its vast water body contributing to nature conservation and the local economy. Its scale and significance are drawing attention.
An 86-year-old woman in Vietnam's central Nghe An province died after being hit by a train. She reportedly ignored lowered crossing gates and warning lights while crossing the railway tracks after gathering snails. This marks the province's first rail fatality this year.
Vietnam's University of Information Technology (UIT), under Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, has announced its first-ever perfect admission score of 30/30 for its Artificial Intelligence program in the 2026 academic year. This marks a significant milestone, reflecting the high demand for advanced IT talent and the nation's focus on technological development.
Vietnamese crab exports to the US have surged, reaching $36 million in the first half of the year, a 74% increase. The US market now accounts for 82% of these exports, solidifying Vietnam's position as a key supplier.
Vietnam is accelerating digital transformation in tourism to enhance governance efficiency, service quality, and visitor experiences. Initiatives like building a national tourism data ecosystem and rising interest from European travelers are strengthening its position as an international destination.
Ca Mau Province in southern Vietnam is pursuing the registration of a Geographical Indication (GI) for its specialty mullet (Cá nâu). This initiative aims to guarantee quality and enhance brand value.
A dangerous overtaking incident on Vietnam's Cam Lo - La Son Expressway, where a vehicle veered into oncoming lanes, has heightened concerns over road safety. The incident calls for enhanced traffic safety management on the expressway.
Vietnam's National Assembly is deliberating amendments to the Anti-Money Laundering Law to bolster financial crime prevention and align with international standards. Discussions also cover revisions to the Publishing Law, raising questions about information control.
According to Vietnam's National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, widespread heatwaves are expected in the northern and central regions through mid-August. Meanwhile, the southern part of the country will experience afternoon thunderstorms with heavy rain.
Nghe An Province, Vietnam, has established a public school for primary, secondary, and high school education named after Tran Quoc Hoan, the first Minister of Public Security. This move involves the transformation of the private Hermann Gmeiner Vinh School into a public institution.
Construction of two major roads, 25C and 25B, in Vietnam's Dong Nai province is rapidly progressing, aimed at strengthening industrial and port infrastructure connectivity to Long Thanh International Airport. These roads are expected to play a crucial role in promoting the integration of airport development with the regional economy.
Agricultural products from Hung Yen province, Vietnam, including its signature longan, are finding new markets through e-commerce platforms. This shift towards the digital economy is shortening the distance between producers and consumers, contributing to the revitalization of the local economy.
The 44th Vietnam National Table Tennis Championship has commenced in Hai Phong, featuring nearly 150 athletes competing across seven events. The tournament showcases top-tier domestic talent and runs until August 16.
Hanoi is set to streamline its administrative structure by merging the Department of Planning and Architecture into the Department of Construction, aiming for unified urban planning and construction management. The plan also includes integrating tourism with culture and sports, establishing a Foreign Affairs Department, and reorganizing the municipal People's Committee Office.
A large-scale job fair in Huong Tra Ward, Da Nang City, Vietnam, has offered over 18,000 job positions. The event aims to boost the local economy and reduce unemployment.
An international martial arts festival in Binh Dinh Province has boosted momentum for Vietnam's traditional martial arts to be recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The event aims to enhance international recognition through diverse participation and cultural exchange.
Vietnam has declared a 'zero-tolerance' approach to irregularities in its gold market, with major dealers Mi Hồng and Bảo Tín Mạnh Hải named for alleged smuggling, fraud, and tax evasion. The crackdown follows soaring domestic gold prices and market instability.
For the first time in Vietnam, the Academy of Logistics, a military institution, has announced its highest entrance score for the 2026 academic year. The top score reached 26.98 out of 30, with some candidates achieving a perfect score in mathematics. This represents a significant increase from the previous year, indicating intensified competition for elite education in Vietnam.
Vietnam has revised its economic growth forecast for 2026 upwards, driven by a strong recovery in manufacturing, investment, and consumption. The nation is aiming to create new drivers for national development through infrastructure enhancement, digital transformation, and strengthened ties with ASEAN and neighboring countries.
The 11th medical knowledge update week hosted by Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital saw 12,000 participants, both online and offline. The event highlights the growing need for continuous learning among medical professionals, covering advancements in medical technology, AI, and precision medicine.
Vietnam is strengthening the connectivity of expertise and resources among medical facilities, primarily centered in Ho Chi Minh City, to enhance the capacity for advanced medical services at local healthcare centers. This allows patients to reduce long-distance travel and receive quality treatment closer to home.
An article detailing how to distinguish between red and white dragon fruit varieties popular in Vietnam. It highlights subtle visual differences to enhance consumer and producer knowledge, noting the fruit's significant role in Vietnam's agricultural exports.
In Can Tho City, Vietnam, Huynh Ha Thi has been prosecuted for infringing industrial property rights, specifically a protected trademark, and is subject to a travel ban. This case highlights the importance of intellectual property protection in Vietnam.
Lao National Assembly President Xaysomphone Phomvihane's significant role in nurturing the 'special relationship' between Vietnam and Laos has been highlighted, underscoring his substantial contributions to deepening the long-standing friendship and cooperation between the two nations.
Vietnam's university and college application processing period runs from August 4-10. During this time, 'virtual filtering' processes will be rigorously implemented with data verification to prevent errors that could affect candidates' rights. Positive signals indicate increased interest in science, technology, and engineering fields.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man will visit Laos on August 9th to meet with his Lao counterpart, Saysomphone Phomvihane. The visit aims to further strengthen bilateral relations.
The Dak Lak Museum in Vietnam's Central Highlands, inspired by the traditional Ede ethnic longhouse architecture, stands as an iconic cultural landmark showcasing the region's rich heritage and the solidarity among its diverse ethnic groups.
Hanoi is set to expedite the utilization and development of 29 idle properties that emerged after government agency restructuring. Twenty of these properties will be immediately transferred to local authorities for temporary management and functional conversion.
Vietnam will observe two days of national mourning for the passing of Lao President Xaysomphone Phomvihane, with a senior Vietnamese official set to pay respects, underscoring the close ties between the two nations.
Vietnam's traffic police are researching the introduction of overtake lanes on the Hanoi-Hai Phong and Cau Gie-Cao Bo expressways. This initiative aims to prevent accidents and improve infrastructure utilization efficiency.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang chaired a meeting to address challenges in the tax and customs sectors. The aim is to facilitate business operations and ensure fiscal health through coordinated efforts between ministries, localities, and enterprises, crucial for Vietnam's sustained economic growth.
Vietnam's international visitor numbers rose by 13.8% in the first seven months of the year, reaching 56% of its annual target. Concurrently, significant resolutions on digital citizen development and infrastructure have been adopted, accelerating efforts towards economic growth and a transformative national development model.
Ho Chi Minh City has collected an additional 17 sets of martyrs' remains at Le Thi Rieng Park, bringing the total to 245. The City Military Command is seeking US support to enhance DNA identification capabilities for war remains.
パンデミック以来、国際線の航空運賃は常に高かったが、2026年の夏のピークまでに、シンガポールとタイ行きの多くの路線は税金や手数料込みでわずか160万～190万ドンとなっている。 ビジネスのためにホーチミン市からシンガポールまでの航空券を予約したスアンホア区のホアン・ローンさんは、パンデミック以来初めて買った値段に驚いた。