Ho Chi Minh City police receive 33 Vietnamese citizens deported from US
Ho Chi Minh City 12:12 13/05/2026Police in Ho Chi Minh City have coordinated with relevant authorities to receive 33 Vietnamese citizens deported from the United States through Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi.
Hanoi apartment resident caught on camera assaulting owners’ committee member over dog muzzle dispute
Vietnam News 16:34 12/05/2026Police in Dai Thanh Commune, Hanoi said on Monday they were investigating an incident in which an owners’ committee member was captured on camera being assaulted after reminding a resident to muzzle his dog in shared spaces.
Vietnam, Indonesia pledge to bolster maritime, naval cooperation
Vietnam News 15:05 12/05/2026Vietnam and Indonesia affirmed their commitment to strengthening maritime and naval cooperation amid global uncertainties during a banquet held aboard the Indonesian Navy’s sail training ship KRI Bima Suci in Ho Chi Minh City on Monday.
Hanoi exhibition explores diverse visions of contemporary women in over 100 artworks
Vietnam Life 14:39 12/05/2026The 'Her' exhibition in Hanoi presents more than 100 paintings and sculptures about contemporary women through the perspectives of both male and female artists, offering a wide range of interpretations of feminine beauty and identity.
Multiple pirate websites shut down in Vietnam after government begins crackdown
Vietnam News 19:46 11/05/2026The Vietnamese government recently launched a sweeping campaign against online copyright violations, prompting dozens of illegal streaming and fansub websites to shut down within 24 hours.
Vietnam launches nationwide clampdown on intellectual property violations
In-Depth 16:54 08/05/2026The Vietnamese government has ordered a nationwide high-intensity campaign against intellectual property infringement from May 7 to 30, targeting copyright piracy, counterfeit goods, and trademark violations across both physical and digital markets.
Vietnam orders nationwide crackdown on piracy websites, IP violations
Vietnam News 14:19 06/05/2026Vietnam’s Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has ordered a nationwide crackdown on piracy websites and intellectual property violations from Thursday to May 30, under a directive signed by Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung.
Vietnam requests US to make objective assessment of IP rights protection efforts
Vietnam News 14:41 02/05/2026Vietnam has called on the United States to make an objective and balanced assessment of its efforts and achievements in intellectual property (IP) rights protection, affirming that it is cooperating effectively with the U.S. in this area, the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ spokesperson Pham Thu Hang said on Friday.
Vietnamese agriculture at new crossroads
In-Depth 15:53 10/05/2026Agriculture has remained one of the key pillars of Vietnam’s economy, contributing roughly 12-14 percent of the country’s GDP and providing livelihoods for tens of millions of workers, but the sector is under greater pressure than ever before as Vietnam moves deeper into the 21st century.
From screens to streets: Online disputes among youths alarm Vietnamese authorities
In-Depth 21:12 09/05/2026Disputes that once remained confined to social media are increasingly leading to real-life confrontations among children and teenagers in Vietnam, with recent police investigations in Ho Chi Minh City drawing attention to the risks associated with excessive exposure to online platforms and games.
Meet Sam and Chad: The deeper chefs go into Vietnamese cuisine, the more it captivates them
In-Depth 17:45 08/05/2026Tuoi Tre News invited Sam Aisbett and Chad Kubanoff, two seasoned chefs who share a passion for Vietnamese street food, to join a lively, wide-ranging conversation reflecting on the factors that define Vietnamese cuisine in the eyes of international diners.
Vietnam launches nationwide clampdown on intellectual property violations
In-Depth 16:54 08/05/2026The Vietnamese government has ordered a nationwide high-intensity campaign against intellectual property infringement from May 7 to 30, targeting copyright piracy, counterfeit goods, and trademark violations across both physical and digital markets.
Children lost in virtual worlds as gaming overuse rises in Vietnam
In-Depth 11:43 08/05/2026Vietnam is seeing a growing concern over children spending excessive hours on online games and drifting away from real-life connections.
Vietnam emerges as ideal destination for Indian tourists, luxury weddings
In-Depth 14:35 06/05/2026Vietnam is no longer just a stop on the global travel map, but it is rapidly becoming a premier destination for international visitors, especially Indian tourists, and for luxury weddings.
Where does Vietnamese cinema stand in the world?
In-Depth 17:24 05/05/2026Editor’s note: The following opinion piece is authored by Le Hong Lam, a Vietnamese film critic. The piece was originally published in Vietnamese and has been translated into English and edited by Tuoi Tre News for clarity, consistency, and coherence.
Experts warn of rising mental health risks as Vietnamese children become 'trapped' by screens
In-Depth 14:25 05/05/2026As smartphones and tablets become increasingly common in Vietnamese households, experts are warning that excessive screen time is leaving many children 'trapped' in the digital world and contributing to a growing number of psychological and behavioral problems.
Vietnam records rare, critically endangered turtles in Annamite forest
Vietnam News 12:22 13/05/2026Rare and endangered turtle species, including the critically endangered central Vietnamese flowerback box turtle, have been recorded in the Phong Dien Nature Reserve in central Vietnam’s Hue City during a 2026 biodiversity survey, reserve authorities said.
Are data centers pushing grid costs onto consumers?
World 09:51 13/05/2026Power and pricing take today’s focus as we unpack the ways in which millions of Americans are unknowingly financing electric grid projects before they get any benefit, passing on costs to customers, as officials seek to upgrade electric grids to keep up with demand from data centers.
Nokia wins UK appeal to block Acer, Asus video streaming patent lawsuits
World 09:50 13/05/2026LONDON - Nokia won an appeal to block London lawsuits by Taiwanese tech companies Acer and Asus on Tuesday in a case which is part of a global dispute over video coding technology.
Ho Chi Minh City police bust ring that sold beef made from pork
Vietnam News 09:49 13/05/2026Police in Ho Chi Minh City have uncovered a ring accused of producing and selling fake beef made from sow pork and chemically treated frozen beef disguised as fresh meat, with total daily sales reaching 260 kilograms.
Scorching heat drives Ho Chi Minh City residents to find every way possible to stay cool
Ho Chi Minh City 09:01 13/05/2026Residents in Ho Chi Minh City use umbrellas, wide-brimmed hats, shaded bus stops, and roadside trees to escape extreme heat as temperatures in southern Vietnam reach 36-38 degrees Celsius in mid-May.
US allows continued imports of Vietnamese swimming crabs under marine mammal rules
Economy 20:15 12/05/2026The United States will continue allowing imports of swimming crab products from Vietnam after the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) determined that Vietnam’s crab fishery met requirements.
Ho Chi Minh City to halt construction of new high-rise apartment buildings in crowded areas: leader
Ho Chi Minh City 20:06 12/05/2026Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City plan to stop approving new high-rise apartment projects in downtown or densely populated areas, Tran Luu Quang, secretary of the municipal Party Committee, said on Monday.
LuLu Group chairman oversees flight carrying Vietnamese produce to UAE
Economy 17:12 12/05/2026The Middle East-headquartered hypermarket chain LuLu Hypermarket has launched its second charter flight, directed by M.A. Yusuff Ali, chairman and managing director of LuLu Group International, to transport Vietnamese agricultural products to the United Arab Emirates, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Agency of Foreign Trade.
Children with parental violence more likely to turn to delinquency
World 16:50 12/05/2026KYOTO -- Children who have been physically abused by their parents are more likely to turn to juvenile delinquency than those who have not, a group of researchers, including those from Kyoto University, has found.
Curacao World Cup preparations rocked as coach resigns
World 16:36 12/05/2026World Cup debutants Curacao have parted company with head coach Fred Rutten just one month before the tournament kicks off, the federation confirmed on Monday.
Vietnam records rare, critically endangered turtles in Annamite forest
Vietnam News 12:22 13/05/2026Rare and endangered turtle species, including the critically endangered central Vietnamese flowerback box turtle, have been recorded in the Phong Dien Nature Reserve in central Vietnam’s Hue City during a 2026 biodiversity survey, reserve authorities said.
Ho Chi Minh City police bust ring that sold beef made from pork
Vietnam News 09:49 13/05/2026Police in Ho Chi Minh City have uncovered a ring accused of producing and selling fake beef made from sow pork and chemically treated frozen beef disguised as fresh meat, with total daily sales reaching 260 kilograms.
Vietnam, Switzerland vow to deepen finance, technology cooperation
Vietnam News 16:09 12/05/2026Vietnam and Switzerland have agreed to further strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, science and technology, as well as emerging areas such as fintech and financial services, including support for the development of Vietnam’s international financial center.
Rare pink dolphins spotted off Vietnam’s Hai Phong coast
Vietnam News 15:27 12/05/2026A pod of more than 20 dolphins, including several rare pink dolphins, was spotted off the coast of Do Son in Hai Phong City, northern Vietnam, a local official said on Monday.
Scorching heat drives Ho Chi Minh City residents to find every way possible to stay cool
Ho Chi Minh City 09:01 13/05/2026Residents in Ho Chi Minh City use umbrellas, wide-brimmed hats, shaded bus stops, and roadside trees to escape extreme heat as temperatures in southern Vietnam reach 36-38 degrees Celsius in mid-May.
Ho Chi Minh City to halt construction of new high-rise apartment buildings in crowded areas: leader
Ho Chi Minh City 20:06 12/05/2026Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City plan to stop approving new high-rise apartment projects in downtown or densely populated areas, Tran Luu Quang, secretary of the municipal Party Committee, said on Monday.
Ho Chi Minh City-based fuel supplier to halt RON95 sales, start E10 biofuel roll-out on Friday
Ho Chi Minh City 15:15 12/05/2026Saigon Petrol Vietnam Oil JSC (PVOil Saigon), a unit of PetroVietnam Oil Corporation (PVOil), will stop selling mineral gasoline RON 95-III across its retail station network in Ho Chi Minh City from Friday as the company moves toward the large-scale distribution of E10 biofuel.
Indonesian navy training ship arrives in Ho Chi Minh City for 4-day visit
Ho Chi Minh City 15:24 11/05/2026Indonesia’s naval sail training ship KRI Bima Suci, the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, has arrived in Ho Chi Minh City for a four-day goodwill visit aimed at strengthening naval cooperation, promoting friendship, and fostering cultural exchange between Vietnam and Indonesia.
100-year-old Tan Dinh Market in Ho Chi Minh City gets new look with mural paintings
Ho Chi Minh City 13:48 11/05/2026The 100-year-old Tan Dinh Market in Ho Chi Minh City has been given a refreshed appearance with mural paintings recreating scenes of the market of the past across the market’s shutter doors, bringing new life to the historic landmark.
