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HVA company's interim financial statements received a disclaimer of opinion from auditors due to insufficient evidence. The ongoing criminal investigation involving the former chairman and a cryptocurrency exchange has impacted the company, with a significant risk of 147 billion VND in investments and receivables becoming unrecoverable.
Heavy rains across Vietnam are expected to subside on October 16th, with sunny weather returning to many areas. However, scattered thunderstorms are possible in some regions during the late afternoon. Strong winds and high waves will persist at sea.
Southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, is forecast to experience heavy rainfall exceeding 100mm over the weekend. Authorities are warning of potential urban flooding and landslides.
Vietnam's Ministry of Construction announced the appointment of Deputy Minister Le Hong Vinh to the Executive Committee and Standing Committee of the Ministry's Party Committee. This significant personnel change within the ministry's Party organization is drawing attention for its potential impact on future policy decisions.
To mark Vietnamese Women's Day, Da Nang City hosted a gathering for female artists themed 'Women and Creativity: Fortitude - Aspiration - Contribution.' Efforts are also underway to improve livelihoods and economic independence for rural women.
Vietnam's National Administration of Tourism will organize a tourism promotion and business connection program in Seoul and Busan, South Korea. The initiative aims to enhance promotion of Vietnamese destinations and products and expand cooperation with Korean tourism businesses.
Hue City in central Vietnam will strengthen cooperation with Hue University from 2026 to 2030, focusing on high-quality human resource development, scientific research, technology transfer, and applying research outcomes to socio-economic development. The city prioritizes achieving double-digit growth.
ホーチミン市～チュンルオン～ミートゥアン間の高速道路拡張プロジェクトが請負業者によって加速されている。 建設現場では、進捗を早めるために多くの設備や機械が動員されました。
Approximately 300 tons of donated goods have been found discarded along a roadside near Hanoi, baffling local residents. The scattered clothing and other items raise concerns about hygiene and the local environment. Questions are being raised about the management of donations and their disposal routes.
Ho Chi Minh City has experienced its heaviest rainfall in 46 years at the end of the rainy season, deviating from the norm. Experts point to climate change as a potential factor behind the anomalous precipitation, especially given the usual dry conditions associated with El Niño.
Ho Chi Minh City has partially revised its plan to phase out gasoline vehicles, considering economic growth and impact on citizens' lives. The revised plan introduces a more gradual implementation than initially proposed, balancing environmental goals with economic activity.
Vietnam's Ministry of Construction has directed localities to accelerate the development of social and rental housing to meet targets by 2026. With approximately 130,000 rental housing units currently under construction, expanding rental stock is becoming a key pillar of Hanoi's housing strategy.
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology has ordered the promotion of AI platforms for public servants, requiring all staff to be notified of their accounts and encouraged to use them in daily tasks by October 20, 2026. This initiative aims to accelerate administrative efficiency and legal system review through AI.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is considering additional benefits for citizens who have continuously participated in health insurance for over five years. This initiative aims to enhance the sustainability of the national health insurance system and encourage participation, potentially easing healthcare cost burdens.
The Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee has issued new regulations on the functions, duties, powers, and working procedures of Party committees within provincial and municipal People's Councils, aiming to strengthen Party leadership in local governance.
Ho Chi Minh City is advancing 'people-to-people diplomacy' through international exchanges at the citizen level, contributing to peace and sustainable urban development. By connecting international trust, knowledge, and resources, it is generating new development drivers.
Hanoi's Department of Construction announced a temporary restriction on waterway traffic on a section of the Duong River on October 16. The measure is to facilitate practical training for inland waterway vessel professional skill certification, aiming to ensure safety and maintain traffic order.
Tay Ninh Province aims to improve the quality of state management through the revision of its provincial planning for the period 2021-2030, with a vision towards 2050. This initiative focuses on ensuring consistency between plans, efficient resource utilization, and enhanced oversight.
Vietnam signals a trade deal with the US is imminent, but Washington maintains a cautious stance. Both nations have engaged in months of negotiations to resolve key issues including tariffs and non-tariff barriers.
Vietnam's Communist Party held a conference to disseminate resolutions from its 14th Central Committee's fourth plenum, emphasizing accelerated economic growth, talent development, and deepened international cooperation, particularly with China and the EU.
British University Vietnam (BUV) has climbed to 41st in Asia in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2027, maintaining its global position and being the sole Vietnamese institution recognized for the second consecutive year. The university achieved high scores in entrepreneurship and employment rates.
A Vietnamese researcher has been arrested on suspicion of poisoning a colleague with a neurotoxin. She was reportedly attempting to flee to China. The victim suffers from severe neurological symptoms, with an uncertain recovery prognosis.
Vietnam's central bank on October 16 lowered its reference exchange rate by 5 VND per USD. The move sets the ceiling rate for commercial banks at 26,924 VND/USD and the floor rate at 24,360 VND/USD within the current +/- 5% band. This adjustment is seen as part of efforts to stabilize the Vietnamese economy and improve the investment climate.
Vietnam's southern Phu Quoc island is transforming into a high-end resort destination with international competitiveness, in preparation for hosting the 2027 APEC Economic Leaders' Week. Infrastructure development and tourism promotion are accelerating to establish it as a new economic growth driver.
The installation of a 3,400-ton connecting arch section for the main span of a pedestrian bridge across the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City has been completed. This infrastructure development is expected to enhance the city's transportation network and improve its cityscape.
Vietnam achieved 9.01% GDP growth in the first nine months of 2026, driven by exports, manufacturing, and tourism. Progress in social policies like healthcare reforms and youth support is evident, though regional disparities and elder care challenges persist.
Vietnam is considering measures to restrict foreign purchases of domestic housing, according to reports. The potential move comes amid continued economic growth, with considerations likely including the impact on the real estate market and domestic housing accessibility.
The Communist Party of Vietnam is strategically enhancing training programs to boost the capabilities of its internal inspection cadres. The Central Inspection Commission is focusing not only on professional knowledge but also on instilling a strong sense of party tradition and discipline to improve cadre quality.
At a conference on Ebola response in Nairobi, Kenya, the WHO and Africa CDC called for increased coordination to prevent the spread of misinformation and bolster efforts against the Ebola virus disease in Africa. Vietnam is also moving to strengthen domestic information control.
The IEA warns that global diesel shortages may persist until 2027 due to prolonged supply disruptions and escalating energy infrastructure attacks in the Middle East, raising concerns for Vietnam's economy.
Eight more sets of remains, believed to be from the Vietnam War era, have been discovered and collected at Le Thi Rieng Park in Ho Chi Minh City. This effort is part of ongoing initiatives to gather and identify fallen soldiers' remains, highlighting national remembrance and historical record-keeping.
Vietnam is expected to experience varied weather on October 16, with sunny conditions forecast for the northern regions and scattered thunderstorms anticipated in the south during the afternoon and evening. Some southern areas may see heavy rainfall.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is preparing amendments to the Food Safety Law, shifting from reactive, individual-stage controls to a proactive, risk-analysis-based management of the entire food supply chain. This aims to enhance national food safety by identifying and preventing risks early.
Vietnam's Minister of Public Security, General Luong Tam Quang, met with Nokia's APAC business head, exploring technological cooperation. He also bestowed honors and awards domestically. Meanwhile, Ho Chi Minh City Party Secretary Tran Luu Quang visited war memorials and inspected urban development projects.
Vietnam's government has enacted Decree No. 367/2026/NĐ-CP on administrative penalties in the press sector, effective September 26, 2026. The decree emphasizes the importance of freedom of speech alongside responsibility, drawing criticism from some extremist groups and individuals.
A comprehensive review of Vietnam's legal system by the Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed amendments, repeals, or suspensions for 98 legal documents. This initiative aims to build a scientific and modern legal framework, accelerating economic growth and alignment with international standards.