Prosecution Suggested for Debt Collection Gang Operating as a Company
Authorities in Vietnam have proposed legal action against a debt collection gang accused of operating under the guise of a debt trading company. The gang allegedly engaged in terrorizing tactics to recover debts.
Experts Discuss Growth Strategies for Vietnamese Businesses
Experts at the Vietnam CEO Forum highlighted the importance of sustainable growth for Vietnamese businesses. Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng, former Minister of Science and Technology, emphasized the need for companies to develop capabilities for rapid growth without compromising operational integrity.
Typhoon Dolphin Approaches Eastern China, Flights Canceled
Typhoon Dolphin is nearing Eastern China, leading to significant disruptions in Shanghai. Nearly 60% of flights have been canceled as the storm approaches the region.
Tropical Depression in the East Sea Unlikely to Intensify into a Storm
The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has reported that a tropical depression located in the East Sea is unlikely to strengthen into a storm. As of August 8, the depression is moving slowly southeastward and poses risks to maritime activities.
TSA Rule Causes Tears for Kids at Airport Security
A recent TSA rule regarding gel-filled toys has left many children in tears at airport security checkpoints. Parents are sharing their experiences as toys like NeeDoh are confiscated, leaving kids heartbroken.
Thuy Loi University Sets Admission Scores for 2026
Thuy Loi University has announced its admission scores for 2026, ranging from 19 to 24.64. The highest score is for the Control Engineering and Automation program, surpassing the previous leader, Economic Law.
TSA Workers File Lawsuit Over New TSA Gold+ Program
The union representing TSA workers has filed a lawsuit against the agency regarding the TSA Gold+ program, claiming a lack of transparency in its implementation. The lawsuit seeks to uncover records related to the privatization of airport security screening.
Vietnam's National Assembly Chairperson Pays Respects in Laos
On August 9, Trần Thanh Mẫn, Chairperson of the National Assembly of Vietnam, led a delegation to pay respects to Xaysomphone Phomvihane, the late Chairperson of the National Assembly of Laos, in Vientiane. Phomvihane passed away at the age of 70, prompting a five-day national mourning period in
Enhancing Workers' Rights Through Dialogue at Local Unions
On August 9, the Labor Federation of Quang Tri organized a dialogue between company leaders and employees at the Lệ Ninh Joint Stock Company. The meeting aimed to address workers' rights and improve working conditions.
Vietnam Observes National Mourning for Xaysomphone Phomvihane
Vietnam has declared a two-day national mourning period for Xaysomphone Phomvihane, a prominent Laotian leader. The mourning will be observed with various ceremonies and tributes across the country.
Conditions for Early Retirement Pension Contributions
In Vietnam, individuals nearing the minimum 15 years of social insurance contributions can pay a lump sum to qualify for early retirement pensions. This policy aims to assist those close to the required contribution period.
School Year Schedule for Students Nationwide 2026-2027
The Ministry of Education and Training has announced the school year schedule for 2026-2027, detailing the start and end dates for classes and holidays across Vietnam. The academic year will begin with the opening ceremony on September 5.
