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Nguyen Thi Huyen, Miss Vietnam 2004, has successfully defended her doctoral dissertation in journalism at the age of 41. She presented her research on the 'Needs and conditions for receiving journalistic information among Vietnamese students today' at the Academy of Journalism and Communication in Hanoi, expressing a commitment to further academic pursuits.
Ho Chi Minh City has completed the mass burial of 731 martyrs' remains discovered at Le Thi Rieng Park, concluding the first phase of excavation after three months. The city plans to expand its search to 12 additional locations.
Khanh Hoa Province in central Vietnam is advancing infrastructure development and social programs in preparation for hosting APEC in 2027. Plans include expanding water supply facilities and launching an information portal for public feedback. Nationwide, dialogues with youth, recovery and identification of martyrs' remains, and support for agricultural innovation are also underway.
A US-based scientist advises Vietnam to prioritize national security and talent development in its quantum technology advancement, focusing on products like post-quantum cryptography migration services and quantum random number generators. International cooperation is also deemed crucial.
On New Year's Day in Ho Chi Minh City, many citizens visited the city's martyrs' cemetery to pay tribute to fallen soldiers. Student participation was particularly notable, as they renewed their vows of gratitude for peace and commitment to the future.
Tay Ninh Province has finalized a plan to submit a proposal for its elevation to a centrally-governed city by November 2026. This initiative aligns with Vietnam's broader administrative reforms and economic development strategies, signaling a push for urbanization and economic growth in the region.
The KLIA Ekspres, a vital rail link to Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), has experienced service disruptions due to cable vandalism. While the incident caused significant inconvenience for travelers, its direct impact on Vietnamese passengers is currently assessed as limited.
Vietnam's government has decided to provide a one-off payment of $245 to taxi, rental car, and school bus drivers. This move is seen as part of Vietnam's efforts to strengthen support for certain professional groups amidst its ongoing economic growth.
Vietnam is reportedly considering the imposition of a 10% value-added tax (VAT) on tourist rentals, a move that could impact the burgeoning tourism sector. This potential measure arises amid growing concerns over housing affordability and supply shortages, exacerbated by a post-pandemic surge in visitors.
Hanoi's apartment sales saw a 52% year-on-year decline in the third quarter. Despite continued price increases for new units, high mortgage rates curbed demand from genuine buyers, while price negotiations are also intensifying in the secondary market.
Elena, a 29-year-old Russian woman, has left behind a comfortable city life to move with her husband and two children to northern Vietnam's Bac Ninh Province. She dedicates her days to caring for her 74-year-old mother-in-law, who suffers from dementia, embracing family bonds and Vietnamese rural life.
Contrary to predictions of a shift toward Asian partners due to Western aid cuts, Southeast Asia's development finance is now being led by multilateral development banks like the ADB. China has also reduced its lending, altering the region's financial landscape.
China and North Korea have announced the opening of a new Yalu River Bridge connecting the two nations. While Vietnam is not directly involved, the development could indirectly influence regional economics and geopolitical dynamics.
Vietnam presented numerous ideas at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2026 held in India, a platform for discussing the growth and challenges of emerging economies.
Vietnam is accelerating economic development in mountainous areas by fostering stronger links between agriculture and tourism. This initiative aims to leverage regional resources for sustainable growth and connect international capital with local projects, aligning with national development strategies.
Vietnam's Engineering Unit No. 5 participated in a peace walk organized by the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA). The unit joined international forces and local residents in demonstrating solidarity for peace and stability in Abyei, showcasing the responsibility and friendliness of Vietnamese soldiers to the international community.
Several key transport projects in Hanoi are facing significant delays due to issues with land acquisition and slow construction progress. The Hanoi Department of Construction highlights the urgent need to resolve these challenges and enhance progress monitoring.
Vietnam's diverse motorcycle market is plagued by counterfeit designs, posing risks to consumers regarding quality and safety. Authorities are considering enhanced information provision for quality assurance and strengthening intellectual property rights protection.
Ho Chi Minh City aims to accelerate economic growth in the fourth quarter to achieve its 2026 socio-economic targets. Key initiatives include infrastructure development and promoting the 'night economy,' aligning with Vietnam's broader economic growth strategy.
The ASEAN Consultative Council for Science, Technology, and Innovation (BAC) discussed resource mobilization mechanisms and priority initiatives for the 2026-2035 ASEAN Action Plan. Developments include Google's AI expansion and Vietnam-Egypt S&T cooperation.
In Gia Lai province, Vietnam, information regarding the remains of Second Lieutenant Nguyen Thanh Tri, believed to have fallen in 1970, has been identified. This is part of ongoing efforts to collect and identify the remains of fallen soldiers in the province, contributing to the preservation of national memory and fostering national unity.
Hanoi is hosting a theater festival offering 15 free performances until October 22. The event aims to boost cultural industries and bring audiences back to the theater.
Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam attended the annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank, aiming to strengthen relations with international financial institutions. The meetings in Thailand reaffirmed Vietnam's economic policies and the importance of international cooperation.
Vietnam's state-invested Eastern North-South Expressway has generated over 2.68 trillion VND in tolls from more than 28.8 million vehicle passages as of September 15. The smooth operation of the ETC system has contributed to revenue collection.
Vietnam's construction sector grew by 12.22% in the first nine months of the year, leading economic growth. However, numerous transportation infrastructure projects are facing delays, raising concerns about meeting annual targets.
Vietnam's government, under Decree 185/2026/NĐ-CP, has clarified the selection process for participants in village and residential group activities. Village heads and group leaders will select participants after consulting with the Party cell secretary and the head of the Fatherland Front committee, with final recognition by the commune-level People's Committee.
Vietnam's Supreme People's Court is fundamentally transforming the awareness and responsibility of its judges and staff through digital transformation. Key goals include completing the core 'case management platform' for the 'e-Court' and ensuring all personnel acquire digital skills.
Vietnam is accelerating efforts to leverage its culinary culture as a tourism asset, driven by growing interest in Michelin-starred dishes. Examples like pho and bun cha in Hanoi's Old Quarter highlight the strategy to promote understanding and experience through food.
Nguyen Kim Xuan, born in 2000 in Ho Chi Minh City, has embarked on a four-month motorcycle journey across Vietnam after leaving her beauty care career. The expedition has led her to discover new income streams and a significant life change.
Liechtenstein Prime Minister Brigitte Haas will make an official visit to Vietnam, expected to provide an opportunity to strengthen economic cooperation and explore synergies between Liechtenstein's strengths and Vietnam's development priorities. The visit is anticipated to inject fresh impetus into bilateral relations and advance cooperation in areas of shared interest.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has reaffirmed Vietnam's commitment to prioritizing its relationship with Laos, aiming to further strengthen their "special relationship." Efforts will focus on enhancing economic ties, infrastructure connectivity, and defense cooperation to deliver tangible benefits for the people of both nations.
Vietnamese top leader To Lam urged the Cambodian Ministry of National Defence to enhance information sharing and mutual support for political stability and national security. He also called for stronger coordination in border management, demilitarization of border areas, and legal formalization of achievements.
10月14日午後、トゥアンザオ区の電柱横の雨水の水たまりに宝くじを売っていた12歳の少年が動かずに発見され、感電死の疑いが持たれた。 午後6時頃、トゥアンザオ区（旧ビンズオン）のトゥアンザオ07通りの下にある雨水たまりの中で動かずに横たわっている少年を通行人が発見した。
Vietnam underscored the importance of regional financial cooperation and sought technical assistance in fintech and digital transformation at the IMF-World Bank annual meetings. The country faces challenges in balancing impressive growth with macroeconomic stability.
A memorial and reburial ceremony for 731 fallen soldiers was held in Ho Chi Minh City on October 14. Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and other government officials attended, honoring those who sacrificed for national peace and independence.
Microsoft has confirmed job cuts in Vietnam, primarily affecting its R&D division. The tech giant cited "adjusting ways of working and organizing teams to align with future priorities" as the reason. The company stated it remains committed to the Vietnamese market.