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Image: HCMC Announces School Mergers and Name Changes

HCMC Announces School Mergers and Name Changes

Nearly 100 schools in Ho Chi Minh City are set to merge and change names as part of a restructuring initiative affecting 14 districts. This move aims to create larger educational institutions and improve the quality of education.

Image: UNICEF Reports Deepening Child Hunger Crisis in Somalia

UNICEF Reports Deepening Child Hunger Crisis in Somalia

The hunger crisis among children in Somalia is worsening as vital facilities shut down due to cuts in aid, according to UNICEF. This alarming situation threatens the lives of countless children in the region.

Image: Bac Ninh Set to Become an Electronic Industry Hub

Bac Ninh Set to Become an Electronic Industry Hub

Bac Ninh is poised to transition into a centrally governed city, aiming to become a major center for the electronic industry. The government plans to shift its growth model towards knowledge and technology, focusing on semiconductors, microchips, and artificial intelligence.

Image: China Sinks 34 Concrete Buildings into Sea for Coastal Defense

China Sinks 34 Concrete Buildings into Sea for Coastal Defense

China has begun a significant infrastructure project by sinking 34 massive concrete structures into the sea, each weighing 3,500 tons. This initiative aims to create a 675-meter-long seawall off the coast of Qingdao.

Image: Inside the Unique Cave House of Dang Le Nguyen Vu

Inside the Unique Cave House of Dang Le Nguyen Vu

Dang Le Nguyen Vu, the founder of Trung Nguyen Legend, resides in a remarkable cave house in M'Drak, Dak Lak. This minimalist home blends seamlessly with nature, showcasing a unique architectural style that emphasizes natural materials.

Image: San Francisco's Rent Prices Surge Amid AI Boom

San Francisco's Rent Prices Surge Amid AI Boom

San Francisco has seen a dramatic increase in rental prices, now the highest in the U.S., driven by a shortage of housing and soaring salaries in the AI sector. The average rent has jumped 18% to $3,728 per month, surpassing New York for the first time since 2019.

Image: Nine Individuals Face Death Penalty in Major Drug Case in Vietnam

Nine Individuals Face Death Penalty in Major Drug Case in Vietnam

In a significant drug trafficking case in Vietnam, nine individuals have been recommended for the death penalty. The case, known as VN10, involves a major drug network linked to international shipments from France.

Image: MH370 Continues to Be Searched After Over 12 Years Missing

MH370 Continues to Be Searched After Over 12 Years Missing

The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 continues more than 12 years after its mysterious disappearance. Despite extensive search efforts, the exact location of the Boeing 777 remains unconfirmed.

Image: Tropical Depression May Become a Storm Soon

Tropical Depression May Become a Storm Soon

A new tropical depression, designated as TD 19W, is moving northeast and is expected to interact with Typhoon Saudel in the coming days. Meteorological agencies predict that TD 19W could strengthen into a tropical storm within 24 hours.

Image: Why Major Vietnamese Companies Missed FTSE Upgrade

Why Major Vietnamese Companies Missed FTSE Upgrade

Several prominent Vietnamese companies, including Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG), Techcombank (TCB), and Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE), were notably absent from the latest FTSE Global All Cap index upgrade. This has raised questions among investors about the

Image: Is the VIX Inexpensive Ahead of a Volatile Fall in 2026?

Is the VIX Inexpensive Ahead of a Volatile Fall in 2026?

As we approach the historically volatile fall of 2026, questions arise regarding the current valuation of the VIX. Analysts are examining whether the VIX is underpriced in light of upcoming market uncertainties.

Image: Floating Interest Rates Exceed 14% as Banks Cut Home Loans

Floating Interest Rates Exceed 14% as Banks Cut Home Loans

Floating interest rates in Vietnam have surged past 14% annually, leading banks to reduce home loan offerings. This trend is attributed to rising borrowing costs and limited supply of affordable housing.