Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

Authorities inspected a pig fiber production facility in the Duc Tu street area of Lu Ve ward. Officials discovered 14kg of pig fiber being prepared for market consumption. Rapid testing of the product revealed the presence of borax.

A deputy director stated that while the state guarantees freedom of speech and religion, certain actions like defamation or inciting ethnic division are prohibited by law.

A startup is converting waste plastic into raw material. The company is promoting a limited-time offer on its website and app for a chance to win a grand prize. The process is being encouraged by the US Space Center (QC) and is also being researched in Asia.

The Vietnam United Group plans to launch the "Lan Binh Tinh" performance series at the foot of Dan La That in Lan Binh Mountain. The event featured performances and discussions, with participants sharing their passion for automobiles.

The broadcast discussed the Vietnamese national character, highlighting independence and proactive spirit as deeply rooted traits shaped by history and culture.

Experts at the 'Intellectual Property Day 2026' forum, organized by 'Nhan Dan Newspaper,' stated that intellectual property is a tool for identifying, protecting, and combating potential in real estate.

Vietnam's constitution has been amended to boost the private economy. The Vietnamese constitution is being revised to boost the private economy.

Vietnamese businessman Nguyen Quoc Long discussed his journey in the coffee industry, identified perseverance and clear goals. 80 which calls for developing cultural industries and the innovation economy.

Deputy Chief of Staff Nguyen Van Cuong studied recent armed conflicts and found that ground artillery, including land-to-land, land-to-sea, anti-tank, and various UAVs, significantly impacts battlefield outcomes.

Local authorities and businesses are focusing on land policies, specifically Resolution 68, Resolution 198, and Directive 20. Farmer Nguyen Van Chuong in Dak Lak is using drones for rice production, aiming to meet VietGap standards and prepare for carbon market participation by 2028. In Hai Phong city, police have detained Vu Chi Mai Phuong for investigation into alleged fraud involving nearly 180 billion dong, where she reportedly promised high, stable returns to investors using land certificates to build confidence. The announcement was made during a broadcast of 'Front Door to the Economy'. The government aims to strengthen legal guarantees for money and goods, enhance protection, and organize participation in deep processing. The decree also grants rights for flexible payment decisions.