Le plus grand stade du monde (135 000 places) en construction
En 2028, le Vietnam devrait posséder le plus grand stade du monde avec une capacité de 135 000 places, dépassant une enceinte nord-coréenne.
Vietnam’s leader has new power, and he’s in a hurry
To Lam is a former security chief who carved his way to prominence and relishes the good life. He has promised to make Communist Vietnam rich and influential.
Laos, Vietnam PMs back rail, expressway projects
The governments of Laos and Vietnam agreed to speed up major infrastructure and economic cooperation projects when the two Prime Ministers met for talks in Vientiane on Feb 5.
Vietnam’s Fields medalist Ngo Bao Chau to join university of Hong Kong
Vietnamese mathematician Ngo Bao Chau, the country’s only Fields Medal laureate, will officially join the University of Hong Kong (HKU) in June 2026 after 15 years at the University of Chicago in the U.S.
Ho Chi Minh City launches $2bn hyperscale data center
Ho Chi Minh City has moved to deploy a US$2 billion artificial intelligence (AI)-based hyperscale data center project jointly developed by a UAE-based group and domestic investors, a landmark step toward becoming a regional hub for data, technology, and international…
Vietnam reports multiple mistaken bank transfers returned, including nearly $200,500 case
In a series of notable cases in Vietnam over the past weeks, individuals and businesses who received large sums of money erroneously credited to their bank accounts have returned the funds to their rightful owners, underscoring legal obligations under Vietnamese…
G42 and Vietnamese consortium to build national AI infrastructure
G42, the Abu Dhabi-based technology group, and a consortium comprising FPT Corporation and Viet Thai Group, signed an agreement to develop AI capabilities and cloud infrastructure across Vietnam on February 9.
Vietnam targets 90% profit goal for Japanese Companies
Japan’s businesses continue to rank Vietnam among their most attractive destinations in Southeast Asia, supported by rising profitability, expanding investment plans and closer government-to-business engagement.
Cambodia says Funan Techo Canal project not linked to hostility with Vietnam
Suos Yara, spokesman for the Cambodian People’s Party, clarified that the Funan Techo Canal project—a plan to connect Cambodia’s rivers to the sea—has not sparked hostility or suspicion between Cambodia and Vietnam.
Vietnam moves to abandon Russian arms
Russia appears to be losing one of its largest and most traditional arms markets in Asia.
Vietnam Airlines to launch first nonstop Vietnam-Netherlands service
Vietnam Airlines will add a new European destination to its network with the launch of service between Hanoi and Amsterdam, opening the first nonstop connection between Vietnam and the Netherlands.
Rafale : un nouveau contrat avec le Vietnam ?
Longtemps dépendant des avions russes, le Vietnam cherche à diversifier ses fournisseurs d’armement pour moderniser son aviation de combat. Dans ce contexte, la piste d’un intérêt pour le Rafale est évoquée.
Vietnam police expose massive trade of 8.4 billion leaked email accounts worldwide
More than 8.4 billion email accounts belonging to users worldwide were bought, sold, and exchanged online after being exposed in previous cyberattacks, Vietnam police said.
An internal document shows the Vietnamese military preparing for a possible American war
A year after Vietnam elevated its relations with Washington to the highest diplomatic level, an internal document shows its military was taking steps to prepare for a possible American “war of aggression” and considered the United States a “belligerent” power,…
Vietnam boosts EU partnership to match ties to China, US
The EU agreed to a « Comprehensive Strategic Partnership » with Vietnam, its biggest trading partner in Southeast Asia, during Antonio Costa’s visit to Hanoi. But Russia, China and the US have all gotten there first.
Vietnam targets top soft power rankings, boosts global image and influence
Vietnam aims to sharply raise its global profile under a new national strategy that positions soft power as a core driver of tourism, investment and international engagement over the next two decades.
Vietnam to sell tycoon’s Hermès Birkin bags to offset fraud losses
Two Birkin bags and a luxury yacht are among the assets belonging to embattled tycoon Truong My Lan that Vietnamese authorities are now trying to sell as part of efforts to offset the billions she embezzled.
President Trump welcomes Vietnam’s decision to join Peace Council
U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a message congratulating Vietnam’s Party General Secretary To Lam on his re-election for a 14th term and welcoming Vietnam’s decision to join the Peace Council initiative.
Vietnam, EU vow stronger ties as bloc’s chief visits Hanoi
Vietnam and the European Union pledged to deepen economic and security cooperation on Thursday, upgrading their diplomatic relationship to hedge against an increasingly unpredictable United States.
Vietnam confirms high-potential offshore oil discovery off southern coast
Vietnam has identified a high-potential offshore oil discovery at the Hai Su Vang field, about 65 kilometers off its southern coast, a move that could strengthen domestic energy supply and offshore exploration efforts.
Vietnam, European Union strengthen diplomatic ties
Vietnam and the European Union say they have elevated diplomatic relations, as both sides seek to expand international partnerships amid global disruptions.
EU set to elevate ties with Vietnam amid trade disruptions, source says
The European Union and Vietnam will elevate ties during a visit to Hanoi by the European Council President Antonio Costa on Thursday, an EU official said, as both sides seek to expand international partnerships amid disruptions from U.S. tariffs.
Hanoi’s AI cameras now sharp enough to fine sidewalk violations
Hanoi is now using ultra-high-definition AI cameras to zoom in on sidewalk violations and issue fines remotely, as the city tightens enforcement of urban order.
Vietnam issues fruit warning after India reports highly fatal Nipah virus cluster
Vietnam’s Ministry of Health has warned people not to eat fruit bitten or gnawed by bats or birds, as authorities step up surveillance after a Nipah virus cluster was reported in India.
Vietnam bets big on To Lam’s power and growth strategy
Vietnam’s Communist Party has handed To Lam another five-year term and endorsed a reform agenda aimed at transforming the economy by 2030.
Seminar examines Finnish education philosophy and leadership approaches in Vietnam
As Vietnam seeks to advance education reform, educational leadership has become an increasingly important topic in discussions on system-level improvement and school governance.