New Regulations on Electronic Identification and Verification
The Vietnamese government has introduced new regulations regarding electronic identification and verification, effective from September 28, 2026. These changes aim to streamline processes and enhance data security.
Navy Rescues Fisherman Adrift Off Vung Tau Coast
The Navy successfully rescued a fisherman who had been adrift for several days off the coast of Vung Tau. The operation took place on August 16, when the Navy's ship 743 discovered the man struggling in rough seas.
Chi Dân and Andrea Aybar Among 227 Accused in Major Drug Case
Singer Chi Dân and model Andrea Aybar are among 227 defendants facing trial in a significant drug trafficking case in Ho Chi Minh City. The trial, which began on August 17, involves serious charges related to the illegal transport and use of narcotics.
Authorities Seize Vessel Transporting 130,000 Liters of Illegal Oil
Vietnamese authorities have apprehended a vessel carrying approximately 130,000 liters of illegal diesel oil in the southwestern waters. The operation was conducted by the Coast Guard Command of Region 4 during a routine patrol.
ESG Transforms from Luxury to Essential for Vietnamese SMEs
The perception of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards is shifting among Vietnamese businesses, especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Rather than viewing ESG as a costly burden, many are embracing it as a tool for enhancing productivity and economic efficiency.
Support Provided to Fishermen After Boat Fire
Five fishing households affected by a recent boat fire have received immediate financial assistance totaling 115 million VND. This support aims to help them recover from their losses and resume their fishing activities.
Unique Durian Parade in Dak Lak Celebrates Local Agriculture
A spectacular parade featuring 525 pickup trucks carrying over 1,000 tons of durian took place in Dak Lak, showcasing local agricultural pride. The event, part of the Dak Lak Durian Festival 2026, attracted large crowds of locals and tourists.
Clarification on Emergency Aid for Traffic Accident Victims
New regulations from the Ministry of Public Security clarify that not all individuals who transport traffic accident victims to hospitals will receive a financial aid of 5 million VND. Specific criteria must be met to qualify for assistance.
Vietnam's Culture Minister Accused of Plagiarism in Thesis
Lâm Thị Phương Thanh, Vietnam's Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, is facing allegations of plagiarism in her master's thesis from 2009. The accusations surfaced on a scientific integrity forum, claiming she copied significant portions of her work.
Family Trip to Vung Tau Ends in Accident, Eight Injured
A family trip to Vung Tau turned tragic when their vehicle overturned after colliding with a shuttle bus, injuring eight people. The accident occurred at a traffic intersection in Ba Ria on August 16.
Real Estate Violations in Dong Nai's Prime Land
Recent investigations have revealed multiple violations concerning a prime land area in Dong Nai, where a company has won a significant land auction worth billions. This has raised concerns about the transparency and legality of the bidding process.
Real Madrid Risks Repeating Mistakes by Not Signing Midfielder
Real Madrid has made a controversial decision to end the transfer window without signing a midfielder to replace Toni Kroos, who recently retired. This choice raises concerns about the team's midfield strength as they head into the new season.
