Vietnam News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your Vietnam daily news capsule.

Sixteen provincial leaders elected as Central Committee members in Vietnam's new term.

Ukraine discusses Patriot missile deal with the U.S. as Russia halts counteroffensive in Kupiansk.

The U.S. shifts defense strategy, redefining the threat posed by Russia.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has reportedly gone into hiding.

China's Three Gorges Dam is the largest hydroelectric project in the world.

Dozens of U.S. states declare emergencies due to severe snowstorms.

Fireworks in Haiphong celebrate the success of the Party's 14th Congress.

Landslides and flash floods in Indonesia have left at least seven dead and many missing.

Trump's son-in-law plans to build 180 skyscrapers in Gaza amid ongoing tensions.

Vietnam earns nearly 29 million dollars daily from rising coffee prices.

A man assaulted a driver for reminding him not to smoke in the vehicle.

Residents in Ho Chi Minh City are demolishing homes for a major canal improvement project.

Vietnam's General Secretary meets with ambassadors to discuss global issues.

Vietnamese tennis player Learner Tien sets a remarkable record at the Australian Open.

Manchester City wins easily, reigniting the Premier League title race.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!