Catch Bizline - Vietnam’s industrial real estate gets a post-merger boost - to explore how administrative changes are powering industrial growth, reshaping logistics efficiency, and fueling investor confidence.| Vietnam Today
Bizline is your weekly insight into Vietnam’s evolving economy. This episode will explore Vietnam's stock market gaining momentum, and how Vietnam's culture is finding its way into the branding strategy, turning national identity into new competitive edge.| Vietnam Today
This Bizline edition explores key economic highlights and the growing impact of Vietnam’s private sector — a vital engine of growth. From small enterprises to major private corporations, the sector is driving transformative change, reshaping the country’s economic landscape. As breakthroughs continue, new challenges and opportunities are emerging, signalling a dynamic future for private businesses and their role in building Vietnam’s long-term prosperity.| Vietnam Today
On 1 October, 2025, Vietnam’s new Corporate Income Tax Law will officially take effect, marking a major turning point in the country’s fiscal policy. Instead of broad-based incentives, the law now shifts towards targeted policies, focusing on high technology, innovation, and green growth.| Vietnam Today
In this episode of Bizline, we explore how Vietnam is turning innovation into a true engine for growth — from cutting-edge AI and semiconductor strategies to bold education reforms and global partnerships.| Vietnam Today
From cloud computing and fintech to e-commerce and AI, data centers are no longer a back-end concern—they’re central to national competitiveness. According to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest regional analysis, Vietnam now ranks second in Southeast Asia for investment returns in this sector. What’s driving this momentum? What challenges lie ahead?| Vietnam Today
This week on Bizline, we dive into Vietnam’s emerging carbon credit market – a crucial step in the nation’s green transition. We examine how businesses are preparing for carbon pricing, the policy signals shaping the market, and innovative green models that transform byproducts into new value. Join us as we uncover the opportunities, challenges, and pathways to a greener, more transparent economy.| Vietnam Today
We bring you the latest updates on typhoon response in Northern Vietnam on 13 October, 2025| Vietnam Today
Vietnam is projected to have one of the fastest ageing populations globally, with over 16 million elderly people currently, a figure expected to rise significantly by 2038.| Vietnam Today
Swift recovery is also recorded in Thai Nguyen Province, one of the hardest hit by the recent floods triggered by Typhoon Matmo. As the water recedes, recovery efforts are now in full swing, with local authorities, experts, and residents working together to rebuild lives and revive the region’s signature tea hills.| Vietnam Today
Natural disasters are growing more frequent, and Vietnam is among the hardest-hit countries due to its long coastline and diverse terrain. In 2025, natural disasters are projected to reduce Vietnam's GDP by about 2%.| Vietnam Today
After two historic storms, Bualoi and Matmo, swept across northern provinces, sending floodwaters surging beyond record levels, many businesses lost billions of dong in just one night. Now, owners are hoping to resume operations as soon as possible.| Vietnam Today
In Bac Ninh Province, local authorities and military forces have been actively joining the cleanup and relief efforts. The floods have left behind significant loss, but also highlight the solidarity and the responsibility of the entire political and social system in caring for the people. With strong determination, Bac Ninh is working tirelessly each day to help life return to normal as soon as possible.| Vietnam Today
“Fund Resilience, Not Disasters” - the theme of this year’s "International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction" - calls for a global shift from reacting to disaster to investing in preparedness. The message is especially urgent for countries like Vietnam, which is one of the world’s most disaster-prone nations. Reporter Thanh Huyen spoke with Naomi Cook, Development Counsellor at the Australian Embassy, for her insights on this critical issue.| Vietnam Today
The “Programme on development of human resources for the semiconductor industry through 2030, with orientations toward 2050 by 2030” aims to fully meet Vietnam's demand for both the quantity and quality of human resources in the semiconductor industry across all stages of the value chain. This is a strategic move to position Vietnam as a key player in the global semiconductor supply chain.| Vietnam Today
Vietnam Today brings you the latest updates on recovery effort after typhoon Matmo on 8 October| Vietnam Today
Due to intense, heavy rainfall in 7 October, over 500 communes and wards in Northern Vietnam are facing a moderate to very high risk of flash floods and landslides, especially in the provinces of Cao Bang, Lang Son, Tuyen Quang, and Lao Cai. The widespread flooding situation continues to evolve complicatedly.| Vietnam Today
Vietnam, the Philippines, and southern China have endured three tropical typhoons - Ragasa, Bualoi, and now Matmo - striking in rapid succession, less than a year after the devastating Typhoon Yagi. Scientists warn that as the planet warms, tropical cyclones are becoming more intense and harder to predict. #VietnamToday #VTV #news #typhoon #ClimateChange| Vietnam Today
The formation and behaviour of the world's most powerful cyclones are changing. Researchers are racing to pinpoint exactly what is transforming storms into more unpredictable forces, hoping humanity can adapt to these extreme weather events amid the harsh impacts of climate change.| Vietnam Today
The number of international students enrolling in U.S. universities this autumn has dropped by an estimated 30–40% compared to last year, according to the Association of National Educators. The decline is not due to the quality of American education, but rather the result of stricter visa policies and increased monitoring of international students under current U.S. regulations.| Vietnam Today
Cẩm Thanh village, located in Hội An Đông Ward, Đà Nẵng City, has been included in Forbes’ 2025 list of the 50 most beautiful villages in the world. Years ago, amid a wave of urbanisation, authorities and villagers in Cẩm Thanh Village remained steadfast in protecting the estuarine ecosystem, particularly the iconic nipa palm forests.| Vietnam Today
Once discarded as agricultural waste, pineapple leaves and ramie plants are now being transformed by local artisans into sustainable textile materials. Through eco-friendly processing such as using rinsing water as fertiliser, these natural fibres are woven into intricate fabrics that not only celebrate cultural identity but also provide vital employment for local communities. ‘Threads of Green’ tells the story of how traditional craft and modern sustainability go hand in hand.| Vietnam Today
From budget management to growth acceleration, Vietnam is betting big on innovation and technology. This was highlighted at a forum on Thursday, as part of the ongoing 2025 National Innovation Day and Vietnam International Innovation Exhibition in Hanoi.| Vietnam Today
Step away from the hustle of Hanoi’s Old Quarter and discover a plant-based culinary experience rooted in both tradition and belief. On the city's peaceful outskirts, local eateries serve vegan and vegetarian dishes inspired by Buddhist values. Ingredients like lotus root, tofu, and pineapple are carefully chosen not just for flavour, but for their symbolism - compassion, joy, and mindfulness, offering a meal that nourishes both body and spirit.| Vietnam Today
For many expats, Vietnam is not just a place to experience and explore…Vietnam is truly a HOME! Tuning into Vietnam At A Glance to discover Vietnamese culture through fresh and genuine perspectives from international friends!| Vietnam Today
Canadian historian Pierre Asselin has devoted nearly three decades to studying Vietnam's history. As a professor at San Diego State University and author of several acclaimed books, Asselin makes regular visits to Vietnam to access archival materials and speak with firsthand witnesses. Over time, Vietnam has become an essential part of Asselin's life and career.| Vietnam Today
At least 186 flights were disrupted by typhoon Bualoi, according to the Ministry of Construction. Aviation units coordinated to reroute 64 flights to avoid the storm.| Vietnam Today
Artificial intelligence is rapidly emerging as a transformative force, driving progress in healthcare, education, clean energy, and climate action. In the urgent mission to conserve biodiversity, AI is unlocking entirely new approaches, offering renewed hope for the reef ecosystem’s future.| Vietnam Today
Nearly 200 residents, students, and workers on Con Co Island have been relocated to storm shelters by Quang Tri province in coordination with the military. The island is currently experiencing moderate rain, winds at level 7 gusting to level 8, and high waves.| Vietnam Today
As weather conditions grow increasingly severe, the armed forces and police have fully mobilised personnel and equipment to help citizens cope with Typhoon Bualoi, especially in coastal provinces. Huế City Police joined these efforts on Saturday, deploying maximum resources and implementing comprehensive measures to address the typhoon's impact.| Vietnam Today
Typhoon Bualoi is expected to make landfall later this evening. According to forecasts, this storm, which is no.10 in Vietnam this year, is moving at a speed of 25 - 30 km/h, tracking west-northwest, closely following the terrain of Central Vietnam, and is expected to bring widespread heavy rain and strong winds.| Vietnam Today
Typhoon Bualoi is forecast to make landfall after 7:00 PM (28 September) between Nghệ An and northern Quảng Trị with winds up to level 12. Coastal waters from Thanh Hóa to Quảng Ngãi face waves of 5 – 7 metres and winds gusting as high as level 16.| Vietnam Today
Vietnam has rolled out its first vaccine against RSV, a leading cause of pneumonia and severe respiratory illness in infants and the elderly. This marks a major step in reducing hospitalisations and deaths among pregnant women, newborns, and seniors. Developed by Pfizer, the vaccine uses recombinant protein technology and targets both RSV-A and RSV-B strains.| Vietnam Today
Since early 2025, Hanoi has taken big strides in renovating public spaces, from tearing down the iconic “Shark Jaw” building to cleaning up the once-infamous Tô Lịch River. Now, even bigger projects are on the way: a revamped Đông Kinh Nghĩa Thục Square, a new 2.14-hectare square–park east of Hoàn Kiếm Lake, and a 14-kilometre riverside park turning the Tô Lịch into green, cultural, and community spaces.| Vietnam Today
A.I. is no longer seen as a rival to creativity but as a powerful co-creator. Artist Sougwen Chung’s robotic arms engage in a dynamic dialogue with her brushstrokes, while K-pop band Big Ocean, made up of deaf members, uses A.I. and wearable technology to experience rhythm through light and vibrations. Together, they show how technology is opening new frontiers in artistic expression.| Vietnam Today
Hoan Kiem Lake (Ha Noi), also known in the past as Ta Vong Lake or Luc Thuy Lake, is a place that preserves the nation's spiritual and historical identity. The lake is associated with the legend of King Le Thai To returning the magical sword to the Golden Turtle. It has great historical, cultural, architectural, and environmental values and is an important symbol of Vietnam.| Vietnam Today
Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son reaffirmed that the European Union is a key partner in Vietnam's foreign policy. Both sides agreed to establish a joint working group to resolve outstanding issues of mutual concern, including semiconductors, A.I., renewable energy, 5G, and aviation, while promoting initiatives under the Just Energy Transition Partnership.| Vietnam Today
Trai Day, known as Vietnam’s Western horn village, is home to a traditional brass workshop maintained across five generations, producing 24 distinctive types of brass horns. The parish brass band today counts around 90 members.| Vietnam Today
Over the past decade, international cooperation has been the driving force behind Vietnam’s healthcare development. Partnerships with more than 100 countries and global organisations have focused on disease prevention and control, maternal and child health, training and exchange of medical professionals, and the supply of medicines and equipment.| Vietnam Today
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Ministers' Meeting took place on 25 September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The meeting provided an opportunity for 15 member countries - including ASEAN, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand - to review the implementation of the agreement more than three years after it came into force.| Vietnam Today
On Tuesday, at the United Nations headquarters in New York, State President Luong Cuong joined nearly 150 world leaders at the opening of the High-Level General Debate of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80). In his keynote speech, he emphasized the importance of upholding peace and transforming for a sustainable future.| Vietnam Today
From the red basalt soil of Đắk Lắk to markets around the world, the macadamia tree has travelled an extraordinary path. Once met with scepticism, it is now known as the “golden nut” - a symbol of resilience, innovation, and the determination of Vietnamese farmers and entrepreneurs. Join us in discovering how the Central Highlands’ macadamia is becoming a source of national pride and a promise for the future.| Vietnam Today
During talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday night (Vietnam time), State President Luong Cuong reaffirmed that Vietnam regards the United States as an important strategic partner.| Vietnam Today
When coming to Hanoi - the city of street food - there’s one dish you should never miss. It’s local, it’s legendary. Smoky, tangy, fresh, and totally unforgettable!| Vietnam Today
Fashion show, embroidery, sewing! In this episode of "Vietnam at a Glance," hosts Cee Jay and Michael dive into Vietnam's vibrant brocade weaving tradition, a significant part of the country's cultural identity. Join them as they test their skills with a hands-on challenge, while also exploring the rich stories woven into each intricate pattern and meeting the talented artisans keeping this ancient tradition alive.| Vietnam Today
From September 22, State President Lương Cường met with world leaders during his visit to the US. Don’t miss the key moments - watch our full video breakdown!| Vietnam Today
Vietnam is also making its mark through national service overseas. Recently, 247 officers, soldiers and staff took part in the departure ceremony for the Level 2 Field Hospital Rotation 7 and Engineering Team No. 4. Among them, 63 elite Vietnamese ‘blue berets’ are ready to continue the mission of previous field hospitals and to share Vietnam’s humanitarian values with the world.| Vietnam Today
As part of the UN General Assembly's High-Level Week and associated bilateral engagements in the United States, State President Luong Cuong and his spouse conduct a series of bilateral activities in Seattle, Washington.| Vietnam Today
21st September marks the International Day of Peace. It also serves as a reminder of the efforts of the Vietnamese soldiers and officers who are dedicated to the UN’s peace-keeping work.| Vietnam Today
The amended Law on Vietnamese Nationality, which went into effect in July, has offered more opportunities for overseas Vietnamese to return to their homeland. This marks an important step forward, reflecting the country’s openness and spirit of integration, while affirming respect for all Vietnamese, no matter where they live in the world.| Vietnam Today
Marking the International Day of Peace (21 September), The Point this week reflects on Vietnam’s 11 years in United Nations peacekeeping. With almost 1,100 officers deployed worldwide, Vietnam’s “blue berets” have built trust, supported communities, and strengthened the nation’s reputation on the global stage.| Vietnam Today
Meet Her Excellency the Honourable Sam Mostyn, Governor-General of Australia. This is her first official visit to Vietnam since assuming office| Vietnam Today
It has been a decade since world leaders adopted the transformative 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. According to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals Report 2025, nearly 50 percent are advancing too slowly, while an alarming 18 percent are regressing. So, which specific targets remain out of reach? Let’s take a closer look.| Vietnam Today
Throughout history, great thinkers and economists have come up with economic formulas and models to help people understand growth of economies. What about Vietnam, a country that emerged from shadows of war, and for the past 40 years since reform has transitioned itself into one of the most dynamic economies in Asia? What is the X factor for the economic development of Vietnam?| Vietnam Today
