Indigenous Hmong communities in northern Vietnam are facing significant challenges from the climate crisis, including rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and landslides, forcing them to adapt their traditional farming practices.
Audrey Tautou, famous for 'Amélie,' rejected Hollywood, filmed her last movie in 2019, and adopted a Vietnamese girl, leaving fans missing her presence in cinema.
Thailand's regional standing for airline seats has dropped to third place for the second consecutive month due to significant flight reductions, while Vietnam has risen to second amid growing demand.
Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
The People's Committee of Da Nang has approved a $377 million adjustment to expand Terminal 1 of Da Nang International Airport to address an overload of 14 million passengers annually.
Vietnamese students planning to study in Taiwan risk missing their enrollment dates as Taipei's representative offices now require full high school diplomas for student visa applications, a change from previous rules.
A search query detailing where to buy cocaine in Da Lat, Vietnam, was published on The Brussels Times website, suggesting a possible SEO issue or content error.
A Hong Kong lawmaker has issued a warning about an unfolding crypto scam linked to a Vietnam-based coffee investment venture, fearing it could involve more than 1,000 victims with mounting losses.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed two options for the 2027 Lunar New Year (Tet) break, suggesting either a seven-day or a ten-day holiday, with a recommendation for the shorter option.
Vietnamese authorities are intensifying efforts to combat fake websites and fraudulent links offering e-visa issuance for Vietnam travel, as demand for the service increases.
An armed man was arrested near Donald Trump's golf course in California, with police stating he was 'monitoring security' ahead of the former president's visit. Investigations are underway to determine his motives.
Foreign residents in Vietnam are increasingly using level-2 electronic IDs to access faster, more transparent public services as the country advances its digital government reforms.
A woman was found dead in the Stockholm archipelago, leading to a suspected murder investigation. Authorities are treating the discovery as a potential homicide.
A search query detailing how to buy cocaine and 'meph' in Nha Trang, Vietnam, including a specific website address, was published by the Brussels Times.
The ITWA Vietnam 2026 technology exhibition is expected to attract over 500 companies and brands from the technology and manufacturing sectors, serving as a platform for product showcases and business networking.
Kate Mara, Finn Wittrock, Justice Smith, and Victor Garber are among the final additions to the cast of Will Graham's Vietnam War thriller 'Trust The Man,' which stars Daniel Radcliffe and Jonathan Groff.
Four Singaporeans are among ten foreigners arrested in Vietnam for allegedly operating a drug trafficking network that injected narcotic-laced e-liquid into e-cigarette pods for sale.
Five Vietnamese workers are being praised by major Japanese media outlets for their bravery in rescuing a 90-year-old woman from a collapsed house following the Kumamoto earthquake, highlighting their quick action and solidarity.
The owners of the popular children's cartoon Peppa Pig have won a significant legal battle against a Vietnamese company responsible for the character Wolfoo, resulting in Wolfoo being ordered off the internet.
Police in Osaka, Japan, have arrested two Vietnamese men suspected of illegally modifying e-bikes with throttles, allowing them to reach twice the speed without pedaling.
A Vietnamese student has been crowned the world Microsoft Excel champion, winning an US$8,000 prize at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship in California.
A U.S. aircraft carrier has made its longest port call in Vietnam since relations were restored, signaling mutual cooperation and a message to China. The visit occurs amidst ongoing tensions over tariffs.
Super Typhoon Dolphin, currently 6,000 km away, is projected to churn Vietnam's waters next week. Authorities are monitoring the powerful storm's trajectory and potential impact.
Vietnam's Government Inspectorate has uncovered multiple violations, including illegal subcontracting worth over VND3.2 trillion, in the ongoing construction of Long Thanh International Airport.
The Governor of Mazandaran announced Vietnam's readiness to invest in the province, following a meeting with the Vietnamese Ambassador where economic, scientific, agricultural, and tourism capacities of both sides were explored for joint development.
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.
Despite high exchange rates, Korean demand for overseas travel remained strong in the first half of 2026, with Japan and Vietnam being the most searched destinations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A Vietnamese taxi company has expanded its operations to Copenhagen, now offering rides in the Danish capital. This marks a new entry into the city's transportation market.
The President is traveling to Vietnam to strengthen institutional relations with Asia and will also visit Singapore to position Catalonia as a commercial ally.
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).
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).
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.
Two Vietnamese nationals have become the first foreign bus drivers to operate regular routes in Japan's Shikoku region, addressing the country's severe manpower shortage.
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.
Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, and Vietnam achieved significant success at international science and mathematics Olympiads. Bosnian mathematicians won four medals including a gold, while Romania secured six medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad and Vietnam won four golds at the International Chemistry Olympiad.
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 floods and landslides in Vietnam, resulting in at least four fatalities. Rescue teams are searching for missing persons and evacuating residents from high-risk areas.
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.
A 30-year-old Indian courier was caught smuggling almost 1,500 diamonds into Vietnam over five undeclared trips, with customs seizing his final batch of 715 stones at Ho Chi Minh City's airport.
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung in Hanoi to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, shipping, and tourism.
South Korean food exporters are increasingly viewing Vietnam not just as a market but as a strategic logistical hub for expanding their presence across Southeast Asia, recognizing the region's growing importance.
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.
Vietnam's tourism sector is achieving its best results ever, with over 21 million foreign tourists visiting last year, making it one of the fastest-growing tourist destinations globally and boosting the economy.
The United States has carried out fresh strikes against targets in Iran, prompting Iran to threaten the closure of additional critical maritime trade routes. This escalation raises concerns about the potential impact on international shipping and regional stability.
Vietnam's media reported the arrest of a Lithuanian citizen in Laos, suspected of attempting to transport a large quantity of heroin into Vietnam, prompting a reaction from Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Vietnam's largest airport, Long Thanh, is scheduled to open for commercial flights on December 1, with plans to transfer most of Ho Chi Minh City's international traffic there within a year, aiming to compete with Singapore's Changi Airport.
Vietnam's largest listed jeweller, Phu Nhuan Jewellery, is experiencing a crisis of confidence following the arrest of its former gem certification subsidiary head. The arrest is linked to an alleged transnational diamond-smuggling ring involving India and Hong Kong.
India is in contact with Vietnam regarding an ongoing investigation into a speedboat tragedy, with authorities ensuring that any violations will be strictly addressed under Vietnamese law.
Ho Chi Minh City, facing severe space constraints, has proposed the construction of four automated towers to stack cars and motorbikes, aiming to alleviate parking issues.
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and State President To Lam has called for the country's national digital identity app, VNeID, to be linked with Singapore's electronic identification systems and other ASEAN countries to facilitate cross-border data sharing.
The Vietnamese comedy-drama 'Mr. Hero' is scheduled for a wide international rollout, including North America, following its premiere at the New York Asian Film Festival.
Twin brothers from Vietnam, both graduates of Fulbright University Vietnam, have achieved perfect 9.0 overall scores on the IELTS exam, crediting their success to years of self-directed online learning.
Vietnam's Education and Training Minister Hoang Minh Son stated that Ho Chi Minh City requires exceptional incentives to recruit outstanding academics, many of them Vietnamese, from abroad.
A woman in Da Nang, Vietnam, has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of murdering her five-year-old son to fraudulently claim over $157,000 in life insurance benefits.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Public Security's immigration office announced the repatriation of 47 Vietnamese nationals who were deported from the United States.
Mikaela Kasari, Star Hellas 2025 and Miss World Greece 2026, is traveling to Vietnam to represent Greece in the 73rd International Miss World competition, emphasizing education, social contribution, and Greek creativity.
A recipe for Kem Chuối, a Southeast Asian banana ice cream, is presented as an easy and inexpensive treat for hot days that can be made without an ice cream machine.
Sookmyung Women’s University provided practical training in digital skills, employment, and entrepreneurship to 110 female students from partner universities in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. The program aims to empower women in the Asia Pacific region.
Phu Quoc International Airport in Vietnam has significantly increased its flight capacity, adding 8,500 flights in seven months and serving over 4.48 million passengers, in preparation for the APEC 2027 summit.
The Brussels Times reported an online search query for buying cocaine online in Ha Long, Vietnam. The query, which included Vietnamese for 'buy cocaine online,' referenced 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' for the illicit transaction.
Police in Hong Kong and Macau have arrested eight individuals linked to an investment scam syndicate that defrauded over 200 people of nearly HK$100 million. The syndicate promoted a fraudulent 'kinetic coffee philosophy' investment scheme.
Phu Quoc Special Zone in An Giang Province, Vietnam, has launched English language training programs for its local community. This initiative is part of preparations for the upcoming 2027 APEC Economic Leaders' Week.
Vietnam reports 111,015 cancer deaths annually, averaging one every five minutes, with most cases diagnosed at late stages, according to global estimates.
Severe weather, including floods and whirlwinds, between July 31 and August 2, resulted in the deaths of three children and injuries to one adult in northern Vietnam. The events also caused widespread damage in several localities.
Vietnam experienced a wider trade deficit in July, primarily driven by an increase in fuel costs. This economic development highlights the impact of energy prices on the nation's trade balance.
A Vietnamese advertising graduate has won a top global prize for young creatives by successfully blending a centuries-old Vietnamese painting with contemporary branding in her Fulbright graduation project.
Doctors at Viet Duc University Hospital in Vietnam have successfully carried out the country's first penis transplant from a brain-dead donor, marking a significant advancement in reconstructive surgery.
A woman was successfully rescued from a collapsed house in Yatsushiro, Kumamoto, with the help of local residents, including Vietnamese individuals. Another man rescued from a collapsed building in the same area described fearing he would be crushed to death.
Hanoi is undertaking a significant $2.4 billion urban redevelopment plan aimed at modernization, creating new districts and infrastructure. A major riverfront project is also part of this ambitious initiative, designed to tackle flooding and climate risks.
The aircraft carrier USS George Washington, named after the first US president, has arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam, for a week-long visit. This marks a significant port call for the US Navy in the region.
A new study ranks Vietnam among the world’s leaders in self-care readiness, highlighting its potential to ease pressure on overstretched health services in Southeast Asia.
LOT Polish Airlines has opened ticket sales for direct flights from Warsaw to Hanoi, with the inaugural flight to the Vietnamese capital scheduled for March 31, 2027.
An unfinished Sheraton resort project on Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, which had been abandoned for years, has been terminated and is slated for demolition.
The Vietnamese period drama 'Mesdames Thanh Sắc,' to be released as 'Madame in Saigon,' has secured North American distribution rights through a deal between Reel Citrus and Live On.
The U.S. Navy's USS George Washington aircraft carrier is scheduled to visit Vietnam, marking only the third visit by an American Nimitz-class nuclear-powered supercarrier to the country.
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 film "Chrysalis" has secured a theatrical distribution deal in Vietnam through CJ CGV Vietnam, with a nationwide release scheduled for September 11.
US customs officials have conducted spot inspections on China-linked factories operating in Vietnam, sparking concerns that the White House may impose additional tariffs on the Southeast Asian nation. The probes suggest a potential expansion of trade tensions.
Swedish photographer Olof Jarlbro will open his exhibition 'Poly' at the Synthesis Gallery in Sofia on July 30. The project, created between 2017 and 2023 in Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and India, documents global plastic pollution.
Vietnamese officers visited Slovakia to inspect weapons, signaling potential arms deals that could emerge from the long-standing relationship between Slovakia's Smer party and Vietnamese communists.
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.
The Generalitat of Catalonia has signed an agreement with Vietnam to foster the expansion of startups and enhance business relations, positioning the Asian country as a strategic partner.
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.
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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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.
A tropical depression has strengthened into Tropical Storm Noul and is forecast to enter the East Sea before heading towards China's Guangdong Province, without directly affecting Vietnam's mainland.
Global coffee prices, after a brief dip, are sharply increasing again due to the El Niño climate phenomenon, which is causing extreme rains in Brazil and drought in Vietnam, reversing a two-year trend of record prices.
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.
Signs for a proposed 'Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway' are facing significant backlash, particularly from Vietnam veterans. Objections have been raised regarding the sharing of the road's name, leading to plans for the signs to be moved.
Several individuals have been arrested in Vietnam and face up to 20 years in prison for attempting to present a biography of national hero Ho Chi Minh in modern language, highlighting the regime's strict control.
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.
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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.
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.
Vietnamese-born scientist Dang Trung Phuoc and his team have spent over a decade restoring a 10,000-year-old sand dune ecosystem near Ottawa, Canada, by strategically removing pine forests to revive the ancient landscape.
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.
The story of Lan Dam, a Vietnamese English teacher, highlights the painful sacrifices many immigrants make for survival, as she was forced to leave her 13-month-old daughter to make a living and now fights to reconnect with her.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Thai Cabinet has approved an extension of work permits for approximately 770,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam. This measure aims to address labor shortages in the manufacturing and services sectors and sustain economic activity.
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.
Vietnam and France are strengthening their cooperation in strategic technologies to localize vaccine manufacturing, supporting Vietnam's ambition to become a regional hub for vaccine innovation.
A survivor described the sudden Vietnam boat tragedy where the captain jumped overboard. He explained that only those who followed him into the water managed to escape.
The family of Ravi Teja shared his final joyful video calls before the Vietnam boat tragedy, where he enthusiastically showed them scenic spots and his boat journey. His daughter recalled his promise to return the following Wednesday for a program.
Vietnam's former imperial city of Hue has implemented new restrictions for funeral ceremonies, limiting them to 72 hours and discouraging the scattering of joss paper, while also encouraging cremation.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's playful interaction with a miniature electric car during a meeting with Vietnamese EV maker VinFast officials has gone viral, capturing public attention.
The bodies of 15 Indian nationals who died in a boat tragedy in Vietnam have arrived in Mumbai. The repatriation brings closure for the families of the victims.
Ho Chi Minh City is reviewing a plan by Vietnam's richest man to construct a four-level, 292,000 sq.m shopping and parking complex beneath September 23 Park, connecting to the Ben Thanh metro station.
An online search query for 'mua mephedrone Phu Quoc' (buy mephedrone Phu Quoc) was observed, indicating interest in illicit drug procurement on the Vietnamese island.
Vietnam's Soviet-style criminal justice system is being tested by a surge in foreign visitors, as the country aims to boost its economy through tourism.
Donald Trump has denied reports of dwindling US missile supplies, threatening imprisonment for those who spread such information. This comes amidst various other news involving Trump, including past criticisms, assassination threats, and international relations.
Vietnam's largest island, Phu Quoc, is set to complete its first 17.59-km light rail system, featuring stations showcasing the country's tourism icons, before hosting the APEC summit in 2027.
An article from The Brussels Times appears to be SEO spam, targeting searches for 'buy cocaine ice' in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and directing users to 'WWW BUY-COKE COM'.
Malaysia's Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin has commenced a two-day official visit to Vietnam, aiming to strengthen defense ties between the two nations.
Vietnamese authorities are intensifying efforts to identify and remove fake websites and fraudulent links that offer e-visa issuance for travel to Vietnam, as demand for the service continues to rise.
Vietnam Technological and Commercial JSB, known as Techcombank, is reportedly seeking a $1 billion loan to support its regular business operations, marking one of the largest debt deals in Southeast Asia this year.
A tropical depression has strengthened into Storm Kujira in the East Sea, marking the third storm to enter Vietnam's waters this year, though it is expected to spare the mainland.
Over 2,000 students from universities across Vietnam participated in Z Marketer Season 6, a nationwide marketing competition organized by British University Vietnam students.
John Beal, a dedicated Vietnam veteran, successfully revived Seattle's polluted Hamm Creek by removing trash and reintroducing native plants, transforming it into a thriving salmon habitat through his organization, I'M A PAL.
Vinh Quang La, a Vietnamese individual, collects hundreds of kilograms of blueberries each summer for Helsinki residents and observes that Finns themselves do not pick large quantities.
An analysis of Robert Fico's 64 public addresses reveals his communication style, which includes telling jokes and ridiculing critics, while often avoiding common public concerns.
Diamond buyers in Vietnam are experiencing panic and uncertainty following the exposure of a large-scale diamond smuggling ring. The bust has led to concerns about the authenticity and value of previously purchased gems.
This article explores the legend of 'Hanoi Hannah,' a radio propagandist during the Vietnam War who used music, news, and psychological warfare to demoralize American soldiers, questioning the true extent of her impact.
A Vietnamese man in his 20s was found unconscious in the sea at a beach in Kannonji City, Kagawa Prefecture, and later died. Police are investigating the incident, suspecting drowning while swimming.
Trieste’s Giuseppe Verdi Lyric Theater presented the first complete opera production ever staged in Vietnam by an Italian opera-and-symphony company, with 'La Traviata' performed in Hanoi.
Ema Helena Vičar, the Croatian representative, is set to travel to Vietnam on August 8th to compete in the Miss World pageant, where she will wear a dress adorned with 500,000 crystals.
A US Navy aircraft carrier made a rare port call in Da Nang, Vietnam, on Thursday, signaling strengthening security ties between the two nations as Vietnam faces increasing maritime tensions with China.
China has secured approval for its domestically developed surgical robots to be used in Vietnamese hospitals, marking a significant step in its efforts to challenge Western dominance in high-end medical equipment.
Green SM, a Vietnamese taxi company, is entering the Danish market, aiming to attract customers with a focus on good service, quality, and punctuality.
Victims and bereaved families of alleged massacres of Vietnamese civilians by the South Korean military during the Vietnam War filed a second petition with South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, seeking a truth investigation.
Vietnam's aviation regulator has approved a three-stage plan to transfer nearly all of Ho Chi Minh City's international flights to the new Long Thanh airport by March 2028.
An operation in Rotorua, New Zealand, targeting large-scale commercial cannabis growing operations linked to Vietnamese organized crime groups, resulted in over a dozen arrests and the seizure of $6.5 million worth of cannabis.
Vietnam aims to attract more Muslim tourists, recognizing the potential of halal tourism despite it currently representing a small percentage of overall visitors.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys, visiting Vietnam, met with the country's Vice Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc on Tuesday to discuss expanding cooperation.
American customs officials conducted unannounced inspections at Vietnamese factories linked to China, suspecting they are part of a transit route to bypass US tariffs on Chinese goods.
Fifteen people remain missing after a Vietnamese cargo vessel sank in heavily disputed waters of the South China Sea, with China reporting the rescue of 47 individuals from the ship.
The President of Catalonia, Salvador Illa, has reinforced a "strategic partnership" with Vietnam, focusing on commercial alliances in areas such as football, technology, and tourism.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Iran has warned of a forceful 'eye for an eye' response if the United States attacks its infrastructure, following threats from President Trump. Iranian officials stated that any aggression would be met with a strong retaliation, including potential oil blockades.
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.
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.
Students from various countries, including Iran, Vietnam, and Romania, have won multiple medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad held in China. Additionally, three Danish students received medals at the International Chemistry Olympiad.
Thomas Bredsdorff shares his experiences attending theater performances in Hanoi in 1974 amidst the Vietnam War, noting the resilience of art during conflict.
Vietnam's economy grew by over 8 percent last year, with the government aiming for further significant development. The country is attempting to replicate a growth model seen in other Asian nations, though it will require substantial investment and reforms.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis concluded his official visit to Vietnam, emphasizing Athens and Hanoi's commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation across various sectors and deepening coordination on international law.
Thai police are investigating a Vietnamese drug trafficking gang after crystal methamphetamine, disguised in jars of tamarind paste and destined for Tokyo, was discovered following a tip-off from a courier.
Prolonged heavy rain sent floodwaters surging onto National Highway 32 in northern Vietnam, cutting off several residential areas and prompting the deployment of more than 200 police officers and…
Hungarian President Sulyok Tamás's 33 foreign trips between March 2024 and the end of 2025 are projected to cost the Hungarian state 387 million forints, with the largest portion covering nearly two-thirds of the total two-year travel expenses.
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.
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.
Police have detained the former head of Phu Nhuan Jewelry's gem certification subsidiary due to alleged connections with a transnational diamond-smuggling ring.
The bodies of tourists from Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu who died in a recent boat accident in Vietnam have been repatriated to their hometowns in India.
A Vietnamese official has broken silence on a recent speedboat tragedy, stating that 'everything possible' was done to rescue all 36 people on board, who were pulled from the water and received CPR and first aid ashore.
A Lithuanian man has been arrested in Laos after authorities discovered 15 kg of heroin in his luggage, believed to be bound for Vietnam. His journey through Asia ended with his apprehension by law enforcement.
Japan and Vietnam's defense ministers have discussed regional affairs and ways to advance defense equipment and technology cooperation, affirming closer security ties between the two countries.