Nguyen Minh Triet has been re-elected as the Permanent Secretary of the Central Youth Union of Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union. This decision follows the recent national congress where he continues to play a significant role in Vietnam's political landscape.
Recent announcements regarding fuel prices in Vietnam indicate significant tax exemptions that could benefit millions of citizens. This development is expected to alleviate financial burdens for many households.
The fan meeting for the popular show Running Man in Ho Chi Minh City has been canceled just a week before the event. Organizers cited unsatisfactory ticket sales as the main reason for the cancellation.
On June 25, Petrolimex reported that retail gas prices remain stable across various regions in Vietnam. This follows a price adjustment earlier in June, with no new changes implemented yet.
Starting July 1, 2026, new regulations regarding personal income tax will come into effect in Vietnam. These changes will clarify the tax obligations for various types of income received by individuals.
On June 24, retail gas prices at major brands, including Petrolimex, remained stable with no new adjustments reported. The price for a 12kg gas cylinder at Petrolimex is currently set at 578,664 VND.
An explosion at an ammunition depot in Vietnam has resulted in the tragic deaths of four military officers. The incident, attributed to high temperatures and deteriorating ammunition quality, occurred on June 22, 2026.
Starting from 3 PM today, the price of E10 gasoline has seen a significant reduction. E5 RON 92 decreased by 767 VND per liter, while E10 RON 95-III dropped by 837 VND per liter.
A recent report from the United States predicts that an earthquake in Venezuela could result in between 10,000 and 100,000 casualties. The alarming forecast highlights the potential devastation that such a natural disaster could cause in the region.
Several cities in Crimea, including Sevastopol, experienced extensive power outages following drone attacks by Ukraine. The strikes targeted military infrastructure, leaving key substations non-operational.
Starting July 1, 2026, officials, civil servants, and military officers in Vietnam will be prohibited from participating in multi-level marketing activities. This new regulation aims to enhance transparency and integrity within public service roles.
Starting July 1, the base salary for doctors in Vietnam will rise to 2.53 million VND per month, potentially increasing the highest salaries for doctors to over 20 million VND, excluding allowances. This adjustment is part of a broader policy to enhance compensation for healthcare professionals.