Kim Sang-sik Takes on New Role, Leaving U.23 Vietnam Team
Kim Sang-sik, the head coach of the U.23 Vietnam football team, is set to lead the national team at the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, stepping away from the U.23 squad. This decision comes as Vietnam prepares for multiple upcoming tournaments.
80th Anniversary Celebration of the People's Security Academy
The General Secretary and President attended the 80th anniversary of the People's Security Academy, highlighting its significant role in Vietnam's security and development. The event celebrated the academy's contributions over the decades.
Honda and Yamaha Reduce Electric Scooter Prices Amid Competition
Honda and Yamaha have recently lowered prices for their electric scooters in Vietnam, signaling a shift in strategy to compete with local brands like VinFast. This move reflects the increasing competitiveness in the electric vehicle market.
Vietjet Proposes Long-Term Lease for Tan Son Nhat Airport
Vietjet has expressed interest in a long-term lease for Terminal 1 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, while the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) is considering rebuilding the terminal. This development comes as part of ongoing discussions about the future of the airport's infrastructure.
Hanoi Launches Construction of Five Metro Lines Worth Over $55 Billion
Hanoi has officially commenced the construction of five major metro lines, with a total investment exceeding 1.3 million billion VND. This initiative marks a significant step in the city's urban transportation development.
Hundreds of Thousands in Ho Chi Minh City Face Exit Ban Due to Tax Debt
The Ho Chi Minh City tax authority has announced that over 310,000 individuals and businesses could face temporary exit bans due to outstanding tax debts. This measure is part of a broader effort to enforce tax compliance.
Lessons from Shanghai's Demolition for Hanoi's Residents
As Hanoi faces large-scale demolitions, comparisons are drawn to Shanghai's past experiences. The struggles of residents during Shanghai's urban planning highlight the challenges ahead for those in Hanoi.
Over 2,000 Workers in Ho Chi Minh City Receive Free Health Checkups and Legal Advice
In a recent initiative, over 2,000 workers in Ho Chi Minh City benefited from free health checkups and legal consultations. This program aimed to support the well-being and rights of the workforce in the region.
New Construction Permit Procedures Effective July 1, 2026
The Ministry of Construction in Vietnam has announced revised administrative procedures for construction permits, set to take effect on July 1, 2026. These changes aim to streamline the permit issuance process for various types of construction projects.
Celebrating 101 Years of Revolutionary Journalism in Vietnam
The People's Court Magazine commemorates the 101st anniversary of Revolutionary Journalism in Vietnam, recognizing the contributions of various leaders and partners in the legal field. This milestone reflects the magazine's commitment to enhancing its quality and service to the community.
Nguyen Duong Quynh Competes in Miss Grand Vietnam 2026
Nguyen Duong Quynh, a contestant from Thanh Hoa, is set to compete in Miss Grand Vietnam 2026. With a Master's degree in Finance and Banking, she previously ranked in the top 38 of the Vietnam Tourism Queen 2024.
University of New South Wales Tops QS Rankings in Australia
The QS World University Rankings for 2027 have been released, with the University of New South Wales (UNSW) emerging as the top university in Australia, ranked 19th globally. This marks a significant achievement for UNSW, which has climbed 30 spots in the rankings over nearly a decade.
