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A remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is scheduled for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, according to Variety. The release forms part of the Zelda franchise's 40th anniversary, rather than the fortieth anniversary of Ocarina of Time itself.
Gia Lai held a memorial ceremony for Emperor Quang Trung–Nguyen Hue on September 10 at the Tay Son Tam Kiet Temple in Tay Son commune. Bao Van Hoa reports that the event marked 234 years since his death and drew local leaders, residents and visitors.
Nguyen Hai Dang reached the men's singles quarterfinals at the Vietnam Open 2026 with a 21-14, 21-13 victory over Tharun Mannepalli on September 10. According to VnExpress, the Indian player was ranked 55th in the world, 24 places above Dang.
Carlo Ancelotti named eight uncapped players in Brazil's September 9 squad announcement as he begins refreshing the national team. Citing ESPN and Globo, VnExpress reports that six of the newcomers play domestically.
Tuoi Tre has selected five relatively compact anime series for viewers beginning to explore Japanese animation. The list ranges from adventure and music to psychological suspense and science fiction, offering different entry points by interest.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade outlined the revised Petroleum Law at a September 10 briefing, emphasizing delegated authority and improved investment conditions. The ministry says the law was passed on August 23, 2026 and takes effect on March 1, 2027.
Zhao Liying's drama Tieu thanh dai su received three bronze honors at the 2026 Kim Dong awards, Thanh Nien reported, citing Chinese outlet 163. The recognition concerns content marketing, including a production's promotional effectiveness and commercial value.
VFF is inviting qualified suppliers to submit quotations for medicines and medical supplies for the men's national and U16 teams' 2026 training camps. Its September 10 notice states that submissions will be accepted on September 11, 2026.
Singapore has identified high-value activity, adaptability and resilience as three strategic requirements for its economy in a new review. According to Vietnam's Trade Office in Singapore, in a report published by the Ministry of Industry and Trade on September 10, the final review was released on August 23, 2026.
