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PM meets WEF Managing Director, discusses enhanced cooperation

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with World Economic Forum (WEF) Managing Director Stephan Mergenthaler, expressing gratitude for long-standing cooperation. They affirmed strengthened collaboration, including co-branding the 2026 Autumn Economic Forum in Ho Chi Minh City.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam's Net-Zero Goal: CCUS Crucial for 2050 Target

Vietnam's ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 hinges on the crucial role of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technologies. Addressing climate change risks while pursuing sustainable development is a pressing priority.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam, UAE Deepen Ties in Third Foreign Ministry Political Consultations

Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) held their third political consultations between their foreign ministries, reviewing progress in bilateral relations. Both nations agreed to strengthen cooperation to enhance national autonomy and diversify partnerships amidst global changes.

VnExpress

Woman at 38 Navigates Heartbreak After Online Relationship

A Vietnamese woman, approaching 38, recounts her struggle with a man she met online. Despite past experiences teaching her not to lose herself in love, she finds herself confused and distressed by his ambiguous behavior, caught between logic and emotion.

VnExpress

ベトナムの500人の韓国人ランナーコミュニティの創設者

HanoiKa Nung Hyun さんは 55 歳でベトナムでマラソン競技を始め、その後 500 人の韓国人ランナーのコミュニティを設立し、そのうち 200 人が 11 月末のハノイ ミッドナイトに参加しました。 仁川出身のカ・ヌンヒョンさん(58歳)は、20年以上ベトナムに住み、働いています。

Reuters Vietnam

Vietnam considering cutting gasoline tax, electricity prices - Reuters

Vietnam's government is considering cutting gasoline taxes and curbing electricity prices to combat inflation and support economic growth, Reuters reported. The timing and scale of any measures remain undecided, drawing attention to their potential impact on daily life and business.

Reuters Vietnam

ASEAN envoy to lead humanitarian mission to Myanmar

ASEAN has decided to dispatch a special envoy to lead a humanitarian mission in Myanmar, marking a regional effort to stabilize the situation. Details regarding the envoy's specific mandate and deployment timeline are expected to be announced soon.

VnExpress International

Vietnam's Richest Woman Re-enters World's Top 1,000 Wealthiest

Pham Thu Huong, deputy chairwoman of Vietnam's largest conglomerate Vingroup, has rejoined the world's top 1,000 wealthiest individuals following a rebound in her company's shares. Her net worth reached $4.3 billion, placing her at 999th globally.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Tourism Deepens Promotion Efforts for New Breakthroughs

Vietnam is prioritizing promotional activities as a key strategy to develop tourism markets and enhance its brand image. Multi-faceted initiatives are underway, including leveraging railway heritage, ethnic minority cultures, regional cooperation, and domestic contests.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam's CP, Dominican Leftist Party Agree to Enhance Cooperation

Vietnam's Communist Party and the Dominican Republic's United Leftist Movement Party (MIU) held talks on implementing their cooperation agreement, agreeing to strengthen bilateral and party relations. They aim to expand collaboration in trade, investment, and tourism.

Reuters Vietnam

US Pledges Stronger Defense Ties With Southeast Asia

A senior US defense official has reassured Southeast Asian nations of America's commitment and pledged to strengthen security cooperation, signaling an intent to deepen defense ties in the region.

VietnamPlus English

Quang Ngai Province Accelerates Electronic Monitoring for IUU Fishing Crackdown

Quang Ngai Province in central Vietnam has set a deadline for the installation of electronic monitoring and reporting systems (eCDT) on fishing vessels as part of its efforts to combat Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing. This move is crucial for lifting the EU's warning against Vietnamese seafood exports.

Bao Chinh Phu

Vietnam Considers Excise Tax Exemption on All Gasoline Products

The Vietnamese government has tasked the Ministry of Finance to assess the feasibility and impact of a proposal to reduce the excise tax rate on all gasoline products to zero percent from November 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027. This move aims to stabilize the domestic market amidst global energy market volatility.

VnExpress International

BigBang Concert Generates $29 Million in Tourism Revenue for Hanoi

The recent two-day concert by K-POP group BIGBANG in Hanoi generated approximately $29 million in tourism revenue. The event significantly boosted demand for flights and accommodation, with hotel occupancy rates soaring. Hanoi plans to leverage major events for future tourism development.

Nikkei Asia Vietnam

HP, Asus shift some PC making back to China on AI cost hikes

PC makers HP and Asus are shifting some of their manufacturing back to China, driven by rising costs associated with AI technologies. This move reflects a broader corporate strategy to optimize supply chains and production expenses.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam's Textile, Garment Exports Exceed $36 Billion in Nine Months

Vietnam's textile and garment industry achieved export revenues exceeding $36 billion in the first nine months of the year. This strong performance indicates significant progress towards the industry's 2026 export target, with international exhibitions and free trade agreements playing a key role in driving export growth.

The Saigon Times

Vietnam's Steel and Building Material Exports Face Global Market Volatility

Vietnam's steel and building material exports faced significant challenges in Q1 2024 due to global demand slowdown and intensified competition. Domestic manufacturers are struggling with price pressures and rising inventories, making export market recovery a pressing concern.

The Saigon Times

Banh Mi Ba Duoc Faces Backlash Over Food Poisoning Compensation

Banh Mi Ba Duoc in Quang Ngai Province, Vietnam, began compensation payments to 175 food poisoning victims. However, the process is encountering strong backlash from victims dissatisfied with the compensation amounts, leading to a stalled payment process.