The American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington is scheduled to dock in Da Nang, Vietnam, a visit analysts say demonstrates the resilience of US-Vietnam relations despite trade tensions.
A New Zealand woman flew 9,000 km to Hanoi for a hip replacement at Viet Duc University Hospital, undergoing the procedure and walking two days later, after a four-year wait in her home country.
Runway No. 2 at Phu Quoc International Airport, Vietnam's largest island, is nearing completion with calibration flights scheduled, in preparation for the upcoming APEC summit.
A Vietnamese ship sank in the South China Sea, leading to the rescue of 46 individuals. At least 17 sailors remain missing following the incident.
A legal expert explains how Vietnamese law applies to foreigners who commit crimes in Vietnam, clarifying whether they can be tried in their home countries.
Vietnam's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman stated that the US's 12.5% tariff fails to reflect Vietnam's efforts to prevent forced labor, emphasizing that Vietnam strictly prohibits all forms of forced labor and complies with ILO regulations and international trade agreements.
Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, experienced significant flooding on Friday afternoon as prolonged downpours brought by Storm Noul submerged several major roads, a situation local residents described as normal.
Many rural schools in Vietnam's Son La Province are facing unsanitary conditions for students and teachers due to deteriorated and non-functional toilets, some lacking septic systems.
Hanoi is exploring the establishment of regulated entertainment zones that would operate beyond midnight or around the clock, aiming to boost its night-time economy and contribute significantly to the capital’s GRDP by 2030.
An online charity race titled 'Run for Kids with Rare Diseases' has concluded in Vietnam, drawing over 1,500 participants and securing more than 2,000 donations to support children suffering from rare diseases.
A South Korean national residing in Vietnam has won the country's largest-ever lottery jackpot awarded to a foreigner, totaling 102.8 billion Vietnamese dong ($3.9 million).
A former homeless man is now leading a charity dedicated to helping children leave the streets, with the ultimate goal of making his own job obsolete. He hopes that one day, no children will need his organization's assistance.
CJ Group is hosting the 2026 CJ National Youth Taekwondo Championship and the CJ Vietnam Open in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, as part of its efforts to promote Korean culture in the region.
The driver of a sleeper bus confessed that drowsiness led to his vehicle crashing and catching fire early Tuesday in southern Dong Nai City, resulting in the deaths of seven passengers.
A new global study identifies Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Quezon in the Philippines among the 50 cities worldwide most vulnerable to extreme heat, highlighting a disproportionate risk in South and Southeast Asia.
Vietnam's nearly $13 billion Long Thanh airport requires an additional 2,000 workers with just over four months remaining until its planned December 1 opening.
Ho Chi Minh City has partnered with Global Technology and Telecommunications Corporation (GTEL), a state-owned enterprise, to research and master metro operating technologies, aiming to localize the technology.
Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, the largest cancer treatment facility in the city, is operating at maximum capacity with approximately 1,000 patients awaiting surgery and 700 for radiation therapy.
A flash flood in northern Vietnam has resulted in four fatalities and left four other individuals missing, highlighting the country's vulnerability to severe weather during the rainy season.
The An Phu Interchange in Ho Chi Minh City has seen its completion date pushed to 2027, raising concerns that it could become a major bottleneck for transport to Long Thanh International Airport when it opens later this year.
Nearly 3,000 households on Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, experienced a two-day water outage after an excavator damaged a main transmission pipe while opening a drainage channel.
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has issued a new regulation requiring all university students to graduate with digital competencies and knowledge of artificial intelligence.
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake in southern Japan has killed at least 13 people, with rescuers searching for survivors. One Vietnamese worker was confirmed among the dead, and significant damage to homes was reported in Kumamoto prefecture.
The Hanoi People's Committee has directed departments to implement a national roadmap for motorcycle emissions testing and develop financial aid for low-income residents to replace older, high-emission vehicles.
Nguyen Tuong Anh, an 18-year-old student from Hanoi, secured a place at Tsinghua University and a full scholarship to Beijing Normal University after writing her application essay using classical Chinese poems.
Vietnam's Politburo envisions Dong Nai City, home to the new Long Thanh international airport, transforming into an Asia-Pacific aviation hub with a US$150 billion economy by 2045.
A Vietnamese cargo ship sank in the South China Sea, leaving at least 17 people missing and prompting a search and rescue operation. While 45 individuals were rescued, efforts continue to locate the remaining missing crew members.
Quang Ninh Province in Vietnam has announced a prize of VND1.05 billion (US$39,900) for international Olympiad gold medalists, setting Vietnam's largest student prize.
Vietnam is proposing strict regulations to prohibit children under 16 from posting or interacting on social media platforms, allowing them only to view content, a move that has drawn objections from companies like Meta and TikTok.
Vietnam is planning to implement strict regulations that would prohibit children under the age of 16 from posting content on social media platforms, with new reports confirming the move.
Vietnam has called on concerned parties, including China and the Philippines, to exercise restraint, act in accordance with international law, and fully implement the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the East Sea (DOC).
Vietnam is transforming its largest island, Phu Quoc, with new infrastructure like a convention center and airport terminal, in preparation to host the APEC summit in November 2027.
Three managers from Vietnam Airlines, including a Singaporean acting station manager, have been charged with taking S$41,700 in bribes related to excess baggage charges.
Seven of the top ten teams at the 2026 International Mathematical Olympiad were from Asia, with China defending its title and Vietnam achieving strong results, particularly in geometry.
Six Vietnamese nationals were arrested in Bangkok as metropolitan police expanded investigations into crystal methamphetamine, concealed in tamarind paste, that was bound for Tokyo.
International passenger numbers through Vietnam's airports exceeded 26 million in the first six months of 2026, marking a 15.4% year-on-year increase, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.
A Vietnamese woman, who initially gave up her dream of studying at Tsinghua University due to financial constraints, has successfully secured a full Chinese Government Scholarship to pursue her PhD at the prestigious institution.
The fifth episode of House of the Dragon Season 3 featured a shocking revelation and explored the emotional toll on characters like Criston Cole. The episode delves into his nihilism and loss of motivation.
Vietnam has introduced a new decree that will fine domestic investors up to VND50 million (US$1,900) for trading crypto assets on unlicensed platforms, as part of regulations for its pilot digital asset market.
Ho Chi Minh City is constructing a 3,400-ton steel arch pedestrian bridge over the Saigon River, featuring a design inspired by the nipa palm leaf.
A 17-year-old from Hanoi achieved a perfect score on the theory exam at the 2026 International Physics Olympiad, becoming one of the first two Vietnamese students ever to do so.
Police on Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest resort island, have arrested two men who rent out accommodation. They are accused of knowingly housing four Chinese nationals who illegally crossed from Cambodia to operate online scams.
Da Nang has commenced construction on a 684-apartment social housing complex, costing VND700 billion (US$26.7 million), located approximately 5 km from the UNESCO World Heritage town of Hoi An.
Vietnamese authorities have arrested the publishers of a book about the founder of the Communist Party and sanctioned 23 news outlets for publishing articles praising the book.
The first calibration flight on the second runway at Phu Quoc International Airport was successfully completed despite heavy rain, marking a significant milestone in the airport's expansion project ahead of APEC 2027.
Ho Chi Minh City plans to build two underground metro stations on the Tan Son Nhat–Phu Huu line to connect all three terminals of Tan Son Nhat airport and link with other metro routes.
Vietnam plans to ban social media use for children under 16, requiring parental registration and monitoring of accounts to tighten online protection.
Vietnam has recovered the remains of nearly 1,500 soldiers since March as part of a campaign to find approximately 7,000 sets of remains from the war, with over 100 found under a Ho Chi Minh City park.
British cave explorers are continuing to uncover new geological wonders in Vietnam's Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, more than three decades after their initial expedition to the region.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee and State President To Lam has been named the laureate of the 2026 Lev N. Tolstoy International Peace Prize, recognizing his contributions to peace.
Police in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, have initiated legal proceedings against six Philippine nationals. They are accused of operating a fraud ring that targeted foreign tourists through staged card games.
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Sierra Balgar, founder of City Girl Golf, experienced burnout while growing her company and subsequently recharged during a two-month break in Vietnam, which changed her definition of success.
As part of an investigation into a transnational diamond smuggling ring, police have identified four suspects who funneled over 3,400 smuggled diamonds into Vietnam's largest precious metals firm, Saigon Jewelry Company.
Police in Vietnam's Quang Ninh Province have launched a criminal case against an online seller after seizing 96 luxury timepieces, 87 of which were found to be counterfeit Rolex, Patek Philippe, and other high-end brands.
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast reportedly expects to reach break-even point in Vietnam by 2027, with profitability anticipated thereafter.
A South Korean specialist working in northern Vietnam has won over VND102.8 billion (US$3.9 million) in Vietnam's Power 6/55 lottery, marking the largest prize ever claimed by a foreigner in the country.
A sleeper bus burst into flames in southern Vietnam, killing seven people and injuring five others. Passengers were trapped inside the burning vehicle during the tragic incident.
Police in Hai Phong, Vietnam, have dismantled a ring of Chinese nationals who were selling gold-plated copper and tungsten fakes to jewelry shops across the country.
Large parts of Asia are experiencing severe flooding and landslides due to torrential rains. In Nagaland, India, nine people are feared dead after landslides hit a town.
A 62-year-old massage parlor owner in Hanoi is in a vegetative state with severe brain injuries after a customer allegedly struck him with a brick during a payment dispute.
Over half of Vietnam's university applicants this year have chosen STEM programs, reflecting a growing interest in technology careers and strong government support for developing a skilled workforce.
Heavy rains have triggered deadly flash floods across northern Vietnam's mountainous provinces, resulting in one fatality, five missing persons, and widespread destruction of homes and roads, with more downpours expected.
King's College School Wimbledon is committed to bringing its authentic British educational philosophy and approach, honed over nearly 200 years, to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Vietnamese activist Bao Ngoc has brought rare national attention to the plight of Palestinians in Gaza, a significant act in a country where public protest is tightly controlled.
Police in Vietnam announced the arrest of three executives from a publishing house responsible for releasing a controversial book about Ho Chi Minh, the revered founder of the country’s Communist Party.