New Regulations for Graduate Admissions and Training in Vietnam
The Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training has introduced new regulations for graduate admissions and training. The guidelines aim to ensure transparency and equality in the selection process for master's and doctoral programs.
Petrolimex Reaches Historic Fuel Purchase of 1.3 Million Cubic Meters
Petrolimex, Vietnam's leading fuel supplier, has announced a record purchase of 1.3 million cubic meters of fuel, marking the highest level in its history. This move comes amid rising tensions in supply chains and aims to stabilize fuel availability in the market.
Building Son La into a Center for Ecological Agriculture and Tourism
Vietnam is working on transforming Son La into a hub for ecological agriculture and distinctive tourism. This initiative aims to leverage the region's natural beauty and agricultural potential.
The Life and Career Paths of Xuân Mai and Vietnam's Musical Prodigies
Once celebrated as musical prodigies, Xuân Mai and other child singers from Vietnam have taken diverse paths in their lives and careers. This article explores their journeys, including Xuân Mai's recent return to music after a long hiatus.
China Opposes US Bill Taxing Countries Buying Russian Energy
China has expressed strong opposition to a new U.S. bill that proposes to impose taxes on countries purchasing energy from Russia. This legislation is seen as part of broader efforts to penalize nations that continue to engage with Russian energy amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Essential Steps for Renting Properties with Revenue Under 1 Billion
Individuals renting properties with annual revenue of 1 billion VND or less must notify tax authorities of their revenue and bank account details by July 31. This requirement is part of new regulations effective from January 1, 2026.
Hanoi's Tiny Eatery Offers Affordable Home-Cooked Meals
In a narrow alley in Hanoi, an 82-year-old woman runs a small eatery that serves home-cooked meals at incredibly low prices. The most expensive dish costs just 5,000 VND, attracting a loyal customer base of local workers and residents.
Tax Authority Issues Important Notice on Personal Income Tax Filings
The tax authority has announced significant changes regarding personal income tax filings to facilitate compliance for taxpayers. New regulations aim to simplify administrative procedures and improve efficiency.
Businesses Urged to Review Accounting Records and Invoices
The Tax Department has advised businesses and household enterprises to proactively review their accounting records and issued invoices if they notice any warning signs regarding tax declarations. This recommendation aims to ensure compliance and accuracy in financial reporting.
Discovery of 248 Concrete Blocks Weighing Nearly 3.5 Million Tons
A recent discovery revealed 248 massive concrete blocks, weighing close to 3.5 million tons, submerged in the waters off Vietnam. These blocks were part of the construction for a significant port project spanning 930 hectares.
Apple Launches 2026 Back to School Promotion in Asia
Apple has officially launched its 2026 Back to School promotion in select Asian countries, including Vietnam. The offer provides college students and educators with a free item upon purchasing eligible Mac or iPad models.
Coffee Prices Surge on July 15, Reaching New Heights
On July 15, coffee prices in Vietnam increased by 1,200 VND per kilogram, reflecting a significant rise in the domestic market. Meanwhile, global coffee prices showed mixed trends with fluctuations in both Robusta and Arabica varieties.
