Photo of Woman Found in Wallet at War Martyr's Grave
A woman's photo was discovered in a wallet during the excavation of a war martyr's grave in Da Nang. This find is part of ongoing efforts to identify the remains of fallen soldiers.
5 Flowers to Avoid Bringing Home in July
As July approaches, many families in Vietnam are cautious about which flowers to bring into their homes. This month, known for its spiritual significance, has specific flowers that are traditionally avoided due to their associations with bad luck and mourning.
Starlink Satellite Internet Launches in Vietnam
Starlink, the satellite internet service by SpaceX, has officially launched in Vietnam, offering connectivity options starting at 1.13 million VND. This service aims to enhance internet access across the country, especially in rural and remote areas.
SCIC Plans Complete Divestment from 66 Companies
The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) has announced its intention to divest entirely from 66 companies as part of its restructuring plan for 2026-2030. This move aims to streamline investments and focus on strategic assets.
Two Classes Achieve 100% Pass Rate to Medical School
All 88 students from two classes at Le Thanh Tong Private School in Ho Chi Minh City have successfully passed entrance exams to major medical schools. This achievement highlights the school's rigorous academic standards and commitment to student success.
Eight Lawyers Defend Former Principal in Tuition Fee Case
Eight lawyers are representing the former principal of Ba Dinh Secondary School, Nguyen Thi Binh, who was sentenced to three years in prison for collecting excessive tuition fees. Binh is appealing the decision, seeking a retrial in a case that has drawn significant attention.
Why the Japanese Yen Continues to Decline After Historic Intervention
Despite a historic currency intervention, the Japanese yen continues to lose value as capital flows out of Japan in search of higher yields in the U.S. As of August 12, 159 yen can be exchanged for one dollar, indicating a significant drop since the intervention.
Vietnam to Merge Public Universities by 2027
The Vietnamese government has announced plans to merge public universities located in the same area by April 2027. This initiative aims to streamline the higher education system and reduce the number of institutions by at least 20%.
Northern Universities in Vietnam Announce Additional Admissions
Ten universities in Northern Vietnam are offering additional admissions for hundreds of students across various popular fields, with minimum scores ranging from 17 to 18. This comes after the announcement of the 2026 entrance exam results.
Japan and the US Bring Good News to Vietnam
Japan and the United States have recently announced positive developments for Vietnam, particularly in the seafood export sector. This comes as Vietnam sees a significant increase in scallop exports, with Japan leading as a key market.
University of Central Highlands Sets 2026 Admission Scores
The University of Central Highlands has announced its admission scores for 2026, with Physical Education reaching a high of 25.95 points. This marks a significant benchmark for prospective students.
Admission Scores for Police Academies in 2026 Announced
The People's Security Academy and seven other police academies have released their admission scores for 2026, ranging from 17.14 to 24.42. The highest score applies to female candidates from Northern Vietnam applying for police-related fields at the People's Police Academy.
