Vietnam News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd April, and here’s your Vietnam daily news capsule.

Iran signals readiness to retaliate against the US and Israel for at least six more months.

Severe weather hits Hanoi as thunderstorms bring a cool change to the North.

Parents withdraw from school meal programs after discovery of contaminated pork in schools.

Iran hints at a new maritime order in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions.

Trump prepares to share significant updates regarding Iran and potential ceasefire discussions.

Russia claims full control over the Luhansk region as tensions escalate with Ukraine.

The cold front is set to return to Northern Vietnam, with possible hail expected.

Vietnam's U20 women's team faces challenges in the Asian Championship after a tough loss.

Madam Pang and Thailand's football team face hefty fines for fireworks incidents during matches.

The latest interest rates show banks offering over 9% for savings accounts.

The Supreme Leader of Iran sends a message to Hezbollah's leader amid ongoing conflicts.

The Vietnamese government plans to provide free textbooks nationwide starting in the 2029-2030 school year.

A significant number of students are selected for the national Olympic teams for 2026.

The military situation in the Middle East remains tense as the US deploys more A-10 aircraft.

Trump expresses growing frustration with NATO, calling it a paper tiger amid ongoing conflicts.

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