Vietnam News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th July, and here’s your Vietnam daily news capsule.

The Foreign Ministry sets up two task forces to assist victims of the Phu Quoc boat capsizing.

Iran retaliates against U.S. attacks across the Gulf region, escalating tensions further.

A tragic bar fire in Thailand claims 27 lives and leaves 63 injured, prompting a government response.

Weather forecast predicts scattered thunderstorms in northern Vietnam and heavy rain in the south.

New admission scores for Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport set at 600 points this year.

Allegations of exam fraud in Tuyen Quang raise concerns about the integrity of national testing.

A prostitution ring charges 150 million VND for exclusive tours, attracting high-paying clients.

Typhoon Bavi makes landfall in China, leading to the evacuation of nearly two million people.

Ukraine launches an attack on Russian vessels, claiming to disrupt operations in the Kerch Strait.

FIFA considers expanding the World Cup to 64 teams, potentially opening doors for more nations.

Argentina's national team breaks records in the World Cup, sparking discussions about future matches.

Haaland faces exhaustion as Norway exits the World Cup, raising questions about team dynamics.

Mbappe's availability for the upcoming match against Spain remains uncertain, creating anticipation.

Chau Tinh Tri's film surpasses 400 million yuan in revenue, but it stirs controversy among audiences.

Live Stage 1 of Tinh Ha Say Hi garners mixed reviews, showcasing a diverse lineup of Vietnamese artists.

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