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Image: Vietnam Coffee Prices Rise by 1,000 VND/kg on August 25

Vietnam Coffee Prices Rise by 1,000 VND/kg on August 25

On August 25, coffee prices in Vietnam saw an increase of 1,000 VND/kg, averaging 97,600 VND/kg across major regions. This rise aligns with a significant boost in global coffee prices for both Arabica and Robusta varieties.

Image: Emotional Moments at 'Homeland in Our Hearts' Concert

Emotional Moments at 'Homeland in Our Hearts' Concert

Nearly 50,000 attendees sang along at the 'Homeland in Our Hearts' concert in Ho Chi Minh City, despite heavy rain. The event featured stirring performances of patriotic songs, celebrating national pride and unity.

Image: Suspect Arrested for Rape and Robbery of 63-Year-Old Woman

Suspect Arrested for Rape and Robbery of 63-Year-Old Woman

A 20-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping and robbing a 63-year-old woman in Dak Lak province. The incident occurred while the victim was on her way to the market.

Image: Petrolimex Adjusts Fuel Prices Effective August 20, 2026

Petrolimex Adjusts Fuel Prices Effective August 20, 2026

Petrolimex, Vietnam's leading petroleum company, has announced a new adjustment to fuel prices effective from 3 PM on August 20, 2026. This change follows recent government resolutions regarding tax regulations and aims to align with global fuel price trends.

Image: Elder Daughter-in-Law Sues for Inheritance of Land

Elder Daughter-in-Law Sues for Inheritance of Land

In a notable inheritance dispute, an elder daughter-in-law is suing for a share of land left by her in-laws. The case has gained attention as it highlights issues surrounding lost wills and family agreements.

Image: Former Principal Faces Trial for Misappropriating Funds for Students

Former Principal Faces Trial for Misappropriating Funds for Students

Pham Van Long, the former principal of Hanoi Tourism College, is on trial for allegedly misappropriating funds intended for nearly 1,000 students participating in the A80 event. Along with two subordinates, he is accused of exploiting his position to divert financial support meant for students.

Image: Tropical Storm Narra Continues to Affect Northern Vietnam

Tropical Storm Narra Continues to Affect Northern Vietnam

Tropical Storm Narra, also known as Typhoon No. 19, is currently moving slowly and changing direction over the Gulf of Tonkin. The storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall to the northern regions of Vietnam, particularly affecting Quang Ninh and Hai Phong.

Image: Gold Prices Continue to Rise Amid Financial Concerns

Gold Prices Continue to Rise Amid Financial Concerns

Gold prices are on the rise as investors seek refuge amid financial uncertainties in the United States. The surge in demand for gold is attributed to concerns over fiscal risks and monetary policy signals from the Federal Reserve.

Image: Wave of Arson Attacks in Southern Thailand Raises Concerns

Wave of Arson Attacks in Southern Thailand Raises Concerns

Recent coordinated arson attacks in Southern Thailand have shocked local communities, with estimates suggesting that at least 500 individuals may have been involved. The attacks targeted nearly 100 locations across several provinces, raising alarms about the region's security.

Image: Lane Kiffin Defends NFL Players Returning to College Football

Lane Kiffin Defends NFL Players Returning to College Football

Lane Kiffin, head coach of LSU, has publicly defended the recruitment of NFL players who wish to return to college football. He argues that this trend can enhance the quality of college teams and provide valuable experience for younger players.

Image: Doctors Appointed to Lead Health Stations in Ho Chi Minh City

Doctors Appointed to Lead Health Stations in Ho Chi Minh City

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health has initiated a program to appoint doctors to lead health stations, aiming to enhance management skills and improve healthcare services. This initiative is seen as a critical training phase for future healthcare leaders.

Image: Why are Gold Prices in Vietnam Unusually Low?

Why are Gold Prices in Vietnam Unusually Low?

Recent trends show that gold prices in Vietnam are surprisingly lower than global rates, raising questions among consumers and investors. The price of 4-nines gold rings from certain companies has even surpassed that of SJC gold bars.