• 500-Day Campaign: A Mission of Gratitude

    A soldier's remains recovered, an identity verified, or a detail of a fallen hero clarified during the "500-Day Campaign" is far more than the result of search and verification efforts. It is a sacred mission, a moral duty and the wish of every Vietnamese to pay tribute to the heroic soldiers who laid down their lives for the peace, independence and freedom of the country.
  • Giving Fallen Soldiers Their Names Back

    More than 50 years after the war, the advanced DNA technology is helping identify fallen soldiers, closing decades of wait in anguish by many families across the country.
  • A Touching Journey to Bring Fallen Heroes Home

    The "500-day-and-night campaign to accelerate the search, recovery and identification of martyrs' remains” pays tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for independence while renewing hope for families yearning to find their loved ones after decades of waiting.
  • Peaceful Space That Protects the Citys Soul

    In the relentless pace of Ho Chi Minh City, modest alleys offer a space of calmness that constitutes a valuable part of the country’s most dynamic city.
  • A Proud 50 Years of Innovation Development

    Half a century after bearing the name of President Ho Chi Minh, the country’s largest city has taken an impressive journey, transforming from a city scarred by war into a leading economic hub and a dynamic, modern megacity, becoming a symbol of Vietnam’s renewal and integration. 
Top Leader Urges Shift From Emergency Relief to Community Resilience

Top Leader Urges Shift From Emergency Relief to Community Resilience

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam, recently becoming Honorary President of the Vietnam Red Cross Society (VRCS) for the 2026-2031 tenure, has vowed to partner with the Party Central Committee’s Politburo and Secretariat, to improve the VRCS’s operating efficiency and fulfill its noble humanitarian mission with all possible support.

The Beauty of Son La's Water-Pouring Season

Son La Province's Muong La Commune is home to around 360ha of terraced rice fields, a hallmark of the agricultural heritage of the region's ethnic minority communities. Carved into steep mountain slopes over generations, these terraces not only provide fertile land for rice cultivation but also showcase the ingenuity and resilience of local farmers in adapting to the rugged terrain. 

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