Vietnam News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th February, and here’s your Vietnam daily news capsule.

Russia admits it has not achieved its military goals in Ukraine amid nuclear technology concerns.

A shocking incident as a 21-seat vehicle is found packed with 79 people, resulting in hefty fines.

Authorities arrest the captain involved in a tragic boat sinking that claimed six lives at Thac Ba Lake.

Major changes are coming to university admissions in Vietnam starting in 2026, with new policies in place.

A driver is charged after dragging a motorcycle for nearly a kilometer while under the influence of alcohol.

Canada pledges support to Cuba as the U.S. increases pressure amid a fuel crisis on the island.

Police bust a drug party in Dong Nai, discovering minors among eight individuals testing positive for drugs.

A special envoy from Vietnam meets with Russian leaders to discuss bilateral relations and cooperation.

A father and son receive commendations for heroically rescuing three people from a capsized boat.

Iran warns students about crossing 'red lines' during ongoing protests, as tensions rise in the region.

Ukraine's president hints at a strong possibility of running for a second term amid political discussions.

Vietnam's exports are nearing the significant milestone of one trillion dollars, showing promising growth.

Bank interest rates continue to rise, with some banks adding up to 2.5% in a competitive market.

Ho Chi Minh City is set to pilot 6G technology this year, aiming for advanced connectivity solutions.

In entertainment news, a male star gains attention for a South Korean film that has sold six million tickets.

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