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A youth campaign in Vietnam has recorded a major level of online engagement, showing how digital platforms can connect young people with national activities and community messages. The Vietnam Youth Federation reported that its websites and social media pages generated nearly 232 million views and reach. Thousands of videos also appeared on TikTok using campaign hashtags linked to national pride and the federation’s 70-year history. The figures highlight the growing role of online communication in reaching younger audiences. More than 17,600 TikTok videos used the campaign’s hashtags, generating nearly 560 million views, according to the report. The activity suggests that…
Hanoi has retained its leading position in Vietnam’s Provincial Innovation Index for 2026, reinforcing the capital’s importance in the country’s research and development landscape. Innovation rankings help show how local economies support new ideas, technology and improvements in productivity. A strong result can reflect the combined influence of education, research institutions, business activity and public policies designed to encourage innovation. For Hanoi, the position also strengthens its image as a centre for knowledge-based growth. Innovation is important because economies increasingly depend on more than traditional production and low-cost labour. Businesses need skilled workers, reliable infrastructure and access to research that…
Hà Nội is preparing for a new stage of growth under a 100-year plan for the capital. The vision aims to reshape the city, improve daily life and support long-term economic growth. It also calls for new urban centres, better transport links and the renewal of old neighbourhoods. Dr. Đào Ngọc Nghiêm, Vice President of the Việt Nam Urban Development Planning Association and a former head of the city’s planning department, said the plan marks a major shift in how Hà Nội will grow. He stressed that the city must turn its long-term goals into clear plans and real projects.…
Police in Ho Chi Minh City have detained 21 people over alleged fraud in environmental testing. The suspects include directors of environmental monitoring firms. They are accused of changing test results to hide the true level of pollution. Investigators say the data may have made pollution levels look lower than they were. This could have helped some businesses hide possible breaches of environmental rules. Police have opened five criminal cases linked to alleged false records and illegal invoice trading. The case came to light after a large police operation on September 24. More than 250 officers searched six sites linked…
Nguyễn Thị Ánh Viên has returned to competitive swimming with a strong show in Ho Chi Minh City. The retired Vietnamese star won four gold medals at a warm-up event ahead of the National Sports Games. She took gold in the 100m and 200m backstroke, 200m freestyle and 200m individual medley. Viên retired in 2022, yet her love for swimming has not faded. Her latest results show that she still has the skill and drive that made her one of Asia’s top swimmers. The event also gave her a chance to test her form before facing younger rivals from across…
A major Vietnam tungsten firm is seeking shareholder approval for a private placement of up to 5 percent of its shares to raise money for mine expansion and downstream processing. Masan High-Tech Materials announced the plan as the company seeks to expand operations at its Nui Phao mine and develop higher-value tungsten products. The announcement was reported on October 5 and adds to growing international interest in critical minerals. Masan High-Tech owns the Nui Phao mine in Vietnam, one of the world’s largest tungsten mines outside China. The mine accounts for nearly all of Vietnam’s estimated annual tungsten production, making…
A change in Hanoi’s weather is bringing cooler air to the Vietnamese capital, and local food is becoming a natural part of the autumn experience. On October 5, VnExpress highlighted several traditional dishes that are especially suitable for cooler days, including steaming bowls of pho, sweet ginger soup and other hot meals. The food guide reflects the close connection between Hanoi’s seasonal weather and its street food culture. Hanoi is known for food that can be enjoyed throughout the year, but cooler weather changes what many people choose to eat. When temperatures fall and winds become stronger, hot dishes become…
A public daytime care centre for older people in Hanoi has quickly reached capacity after only a few months of operation, highlighting growing demand for senior support services in the capital. The centre in Quoc Oai has attracted more elderly residents than expected, with families placing their names on waiting lists. The development was reported by VnExpress on October 5. The centre opened in July as a public daytime care model designed to provide support for older people while allowing them to return home later. The idea offers an alternative to full-time residential care. Older residents can spend the day…
The Techcombank Hanoi International Marathon takes place on Sunday, October 4, bringing more than 14,500 athletes from 57 countries and territories onto the streets of the Vietnamese capital. The fifth edition of the international race includes four distances of 5km, 10km, 21km and 42km. Organisers say the event combines sport with Hanoi’s history, culture and tourism. The race is being held under the theme “Run for a Greater Vietnam” and is designed to give runners an opportunity to experience Hanoi while competing. The routes connect important parts of the city and include historic landmarks. This makes the event different from…
Hanoi is expanding cultural activities as the capital marks the first Vietnam Cultural Day with programmes highlighting the country’s traditions and ethnic diversity. The latest activities were launched on October 3 and continued into October 4, making culture a major part of the weekend programme in the capital. The events are designed to promote heritage while encouraging people to learn more about the traditions of Vietnam’s many communities. The programme is built around the theme “Thang Long Hanoi, a thousand years of civilisation — a kaleidoscope of Vietnamese colours.” It was launched at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture…
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