Vietnam, Denmark launch guide to cut food waste under green partnership

Vietnam, Denmark launch guide to cut food waste under green partnership

Vietnam News 17:59 13/11/2025

Vietnam and Denmark on Wednesday launched a guide to recycling food waste as part of their Green Strategic Partnership, targeted at promoting sustainable consumption and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Motorola returns to Vietnam with new smartphone line-up

Motorola returns to Vietnam with new smartphone line-up

Economy 18:17 13/11/2025

Motorola has officially announced its return to Vietnam’s smartphone market, with the launch of five innovative phone models after nearly a decade away.

Vietnam’s car sales rise in October

Vietnam’s car sales rise in October

Economy 15:17 13/11/2025

As many as 37,910 cars were sold in Vietnam in October, up 24 percent month on month, according to data released by the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers' Association (VAMA) on Wednesday.

Jordan pledges support for Vietnam’s halal industry amid broader cooperation

Jordan pledges support for Vietnam’s halal industry amid broader cooperation

Vietnam News 18:12 13/11/2025

Jordan expressed its readiness to support Vietnam in developing its halal industry and to open its market to Vietnamese halal products during a high-level meeting between Vietnam’s State President Luong Cuong and Jordan’s King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein in Hanoi on Wednesday.

Beyond borders and blackboards

Beyond borders and blackboards

Education 17:00 21/10/2025

Transnational education is reshaping how Vietnam prepares for its future. For RMIT University’s leaders, it goes beyond delivering foreign degrees; it is about building a globally connected, locally grounded education system that equips students to lead in a rapidly changing world.

Vietnam’s smart shift in education

Vietnam’s smart shift in education

Education 17:00 20/10/2025

With a tech-savvy young population, strong digital adoption, and deep cultural respect for learning, Vietnam has “a tremendous opportunity to reimagine how people learn and how technology can extend and enhance learning experiences.”

In 2050: Your doctor could be AI

In 2050: Your doctor could be AI

Ho Chi Minh City 17:00 07/10/2025

Vietnam’s healthcare faces growing pressure from a lack of doctors, lack of facilities, and an aging population. As AI advances, the country must choose whether to lead or lag in healthcare innovation.

Paving Vietnam’s path to food security amidst climate change

Paving Vietnam’s path to food security amidst climate change

Vietnam News 17:00 06/10/2025

By 2050, what is on a typical Vietnamese family’s dinner table and how much it costs could look very different. Amidst a changing climate and growing demand, Vietnam’s food security will depend on how sustainably, safely, and equitably the agriculture and food systems can develop.

Vietnamese, Dutch experts discuss Mekong Delta’s sustainable aquaculture future

In-Depth 14:20 13/11/2025

Representatives from the Vietnamese and Dutch public and private sectors gathered in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday to discuss the future of sustainable aquaculture in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta.

Experts urge stronger measures to prevent ‘banh mi’ food poisoning in Ho Chi Minh City

In-Depth 16:57 11/11/2025

Health experts have identified key factors behind recent food poisoning cases linked to ‘banh mi’ and are urging strengthened safety measures as Ho Chi Minh City faces a surge in Salmonella-related infections.

Viral indie gaming hit exposes holes in Vietnam’s creative industry

In-Depth 15:49 10/11/2025

Editor’s note: In this piece contributed to Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, Tran Xuan Tien, M.A., deputy dean of the Department of Communications at Van Hien University in Ho Chi Minh City, looks at the recently unexpected rise of an indie game and what its success — and the challenges faced by its anonymous creator — reveals about the state of Vietnam’s creative and gaming industries.

When AI becomes ‘soulmate’ for Vietnam’s young people

In-Depth 12:23 03/11/2025

For many young Vietnamese, artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool — it is a companion. From students and office workers to factory employees, an increasing number of people are turning to chatbots for advice, comfort, and conversation.

Three decades of progress: Vietnam’s organ transplant journey

In-Depth 10:36 02/11/2025

Vietnam performed its first organ transplant in 1992 with support from foreign experts. Today, the country has become fully proficient in transplant techniques and even improved procedures to better suit local conditions.

Should Vietnam make traffic offenders do community service, traffic law classes at the same time?

In-Depth 18:45 01/11/2025

Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Duc Loc recently shared his perspective with Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper on combining community service with educational and public awareness initiatives for traffic offenders. He argued that community service should go beyond punishment and be paired with efforts to educate offenders and raise public awareness.

In this mountainous commune in Vietnam, people learn to live with frequent earthquakes and fear

In-Depth 10:58 31/10/2025

After thousands of earthquakes over the past years, residents in Mang But Commune, Quang Ngai Province, central Vietnam have learned to live with the unexpected tremors from beneath the ground.

Vietnam’s miracle transformation: From rice fields to global green powerhouse

In-Depth 10:31 30/10/2025

No longer merely a 'low-cost factory,' Vietnam is redefining itself as a hub of green innovation where farmers generate clean electricity, small businesses access global markets, and the Net Zero 2050 commitment takes shape through technology and policy.

Ho Chi Minh City, Germany eye expanding cooperation in education, infrastructure

Ho Chi Minh City, Germany eye expanding cooperation in education, infrastructure

World 18:08 13/11/2025

Nguyen Van Duoc, chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, and German Consul General Andrea Maria Suhl discussed strengthening cooperation in education and training, infrastructure development, and the city’s international financial center plan during a reception for the diplomat on Wednesday.

Human challenge trials gain ground in Europe; Japan cautious

Human challenge trials gain ground in Europe; Japan cautious

World 18:07 13/11/2025

TOKYO -- Controlled human infection model, or CHIM, trials, in which carefully screened volunteers are deliberately exposed to calibrated doses of pathogens, are primarily used in a number of European countries, but Japan remains wary.

Japan may triple departure tax to tackle overtourism

Japan may triple departure tax to tackle overtourism

World 17:40 13/11/2025

TOKYO -- The Japanese government and the ruling coalition are considering a plan to raise the so-called departure tax from the current 1,000 yen per person to 3,000 yen or more to fund measures against overtourism, informed sources said Thursday.

Europe's mobile operators set to win key spectrum in fight with wi-fi industry, sources say

Europe's mobile operators set to win key spectrum in fight with wi-fi industry, sources say

World 15:35 13/11/2025

BRUSSELS -- Europe's telecoms operators are set to gain access to the bulk of key spectrum coveted also by internet providers, with the backing of an advisory body to the European Commission, people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday.

South Korea halts flights for college entry exam

South Korea halts flights for college entry exam

World 15:21 13/11/2025

SEOUL -- Flights are temporarily halted, the stock market will trade an hour later and parents are packing shrines for prayers -- it can only be college entry exam day for South Korean students.

World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025: study

World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025: study

World 15:16 13/11/2025

Global fossil fuel emissions are set to hit a new high in 2025, according to research published Thursday that also warns curbing warming under 1.5C would now be essentially "impossible".

Japan police can use rifles against bears

Japan police can use rifles against bears

World 15:16 13/11/2025

Police in Japan can from Thursday use rifles to shoot bears after strict gun laws were revised to help authorities battle a spate of fatal attacks that also prompted the US embassy in Tokyo to issue a "wildlife alert".

Boeing ordered to pay more than $28 million to 737 MAX crash victim's family

Boeing ordered to pay more than $28 million to 737 MAX crash victim's family

World 15:06 13/11/2025

CHICAGO - A jury in federal court in Chicago ordered Boeing on Wednesday to pay more than $28 million to the family of a United Nations environmental worker who was killed in the 2019 crash of a 737 MAX jet in Ethiopia.

Vietnamese, Dutch experts discuss Mekong Delta’s sustainable aquaculture future

Vietnamese, Dutch experts discuss Mekong Delta’s sustainable aquaculture future

In-Depth 14:20 13/11/2025

Representatives from the Vietnamese and Dutch public and private sectors gathered in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday to discuss the future of sustainable aquaculture in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta.

Most local, international readers stand up for female guest denied prepaid room at Hanoi hotel

Most local, international readers stand up for female guest denied prepaid room at Hanoi hotel

Vietnam News 14:20 13/11/2025

Support from local and international readers has poured in for a female guest who was denied a prepaid room by a hotel on Hang Chao Street in Hanoi a few days ago, after Tuoi Tre News posted an article titled ‘Google removes over 30,000 one-star reviews of Hanoi hotel that denied guest prepaid room’ on its Facebook page on Wednesday.

Vietnam’s central part to face prolonged heavy rain, northern region to turn colder

Vietnam’s central part to face prolonged heavy rain, northern region to turn colder

Vietnam News 13:31 13/11/2025

Northern Vietnam is expected to turn cold under a strong northeast monsoon beginning around Sunday, while the central areas from Hue City to Gia Lai Province may face several days of widespread heavy rain, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.

Most local, international readers stand up for female guest denied prepaid room at Hanoi hotel

Most local, international readers stand up for female guest denied prepaid room at Hanoi hotel

Vietnam News 14:20 13/11/2025

Support from local and international readers has poured in for a female guest who was denied a prepaid room by a hotel on Hang Chao Street in Hanoi a few days ago, after Tuoi Tre News posted an article titled ‘Google removes over 30,000 one-star reviews of Hanoi hotel that denied guest prepaid room’ on its Facebook page on Wednesday.

Vietnam’s central part to face prolonged heavy rain, northern region to turn colder

Vietnam’s central part to face prolonged heavy rain, northern region to turn colder

Vietnam News 13:31 13/11/2025

Northern Vietnam is expected to turn cold under a strong northeast monsoon beginning around Sunday, while the central areas from Hue City to Gia Lai Province may face several days of widespread heavy rain, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.

Magnitude-4.8 earthquake near Laos–Vietnam border shakes Hanoi

Magnitude-4.8 earthquake near Laos–Vietnam border shakes Hanoi

Vietnam News 12:17 13/11/2025

A magnitude-4.8 earthquake struck Houaphanh Province in Laos, bordering Vietnam’s Thanh Hoa Province, late on Wednesday night, with tremors felt across several northern and north-central localities, including Hanoi.

Vietnam’s Le Quang Liem reaches chess World Cup round of 16 with historic win

Vietnam’s Le Quang Liem reaches chess World Cup round of 16 with historic win

Vietnam News 11:32 13/11/2025

Vietnam’s top chess grandmaster Le Quang Liem has advanced to the round of 16 at the 2025 FIDE World Cup after defeating India’s Karthik Venkataraman on Wednesday, logging the best result by a Vietnamese player in the tournament’s history.

Vietnam jails two former officials in $100 million gambling trial

Vietnam jails two former officials in $100 million gambling trial

Vietnam News 09:58 13/11/2025

A court in Vietnam handed jail sentences on Wednesday to two former local officials who wagered millions of dollars under false foreign names, in a closely-watched gambling trial, state media reported.

Ho Chi Minh City’s 2nd metro line to break ground in early 2026

Ho Chi Minh City’s 2nd metro line to break ground in early 2026

Ho Chi Minh City 13:21 13/11/2025

The Ho Chi Minh City administration has announced that the city’s metro line No. 2, which runs from Ben Thanh Station in the city center to Tham Luong Station in the northwest, will officially get off the ground on January 15 next year, with construction set to start the following day.

Ho Chi Minh City confirms salmonella caused mass ‘banh mi’ poisoning; cases rise to 304

Ho Chi Minh City confirms salmonella caused mass ‘banh mi’ poisoning; cases rise to 304

Ho Chi Minh City 15:50 12/11/2025

Ho Chi Minh City’s health department said on Wednesday that the number of people poisoned after eating ‘banh mi’ from a local vendor had risen to 304, with salmonella identified as the cause.

Ho Chi Minh City spends $19mn advancing traditional medicine treatment

Ho Chi Minh City spends $19mn advancing traditional medicine treatment

Ho Chi Minh City 15:47 12/11/2025

The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee has allocated some VND500 billion (US$19 million) to the Ho Chi Minh City Traditional Medicine Hospital to renovate its two blocks, paving the way for the establishment of specialized centers for traditional medicine treatment.

Hospitalizations in Ho Chi Minh City ‘banh mi’ food poisoning scandal rise to nearly 300

Hospitalizations in Ho Chi Minh City ‘banh mi’ food poisoning scandal rise to nearly 300

Ho Chi Minh City 15:14 12/11/2025

The number of people hospitalized after eating ‘banh mi’ from a shop in Ho Chi Minh City had climbed to 299 as of Tuesday afternoon, with several samples testing positive for foodborne pathogens Salmonella and coagulase-negative Staphylococcus, according to city health authorities.

50 workers in Ho Chi Minh City suffer food poisoning symptoms after company lunch

50 workers in Ho Chi Minh City suffer food poisoning symptoms after company lunch

Ho Chi Minh City 13:35 12/11/2025

Fifty workers developed food poisoning symptoms after eating lunch at a company on National Highway 1A in Dong Hung Thuan Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, local authorities said on Tuesday.

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