Party’s Viewpoints on Environmental Protection, Climate Change Response
Da Nang promotes distinctive cuisine as key tourism attraction
Vietnam’s rice exports reach 2.91 billion USD in eight months
Free rides, extended hours on Ho Chi Minh City's Metro Line 1 for National Day
Vietnam’s National Day celebrated in Thailand, Japan, Brazil
Vice President's trip to Kyrgyzstan important both bilaterally, multilaterally: diplomat
Vietnamese youth camp in Europe promotes connections among Vietnamese abroad
Vietnam’s rice exports reach 2.91 billion USD in eight months
Traffic on North–South expressways rises nearly 60% as National Day holiday begins
Historic Victory: Vietnam Wins the 2026 ASEAN Cup
Vietnam drew 2-2 with Thailand in the second leg of the ASEAN Cup 2026 final on August 26 at My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. Vietnam won 4-2 on aggregate to successfully defend their ASEAN Cup title. Where Lives are Nurtured with Love and Technology
From mountain villages in Binh Lieu to the outpost island of Co To, Quang Ninh’s health sector is bringing quality medical services closer to the people. Behind these changes is the realization of Politburo Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW through dedicated professional medics and breakthroughs in science, technology and digital transformation. A Journey Ends, New Lives Begin
What began as an ill-fated trip to Vietnam for a young British woman has given new hope to several patients. Her organ donation in early April 2026 became a powerful act of compassion, saving lives and highlighting the profound humanitarian value of organ and tissue donation after brain death. 500-Day Campaign: A Mission of Gratitude
A soldier's remains recovered, an identity verified, or a detail of a fallen soldier 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 peace, independence and freedom. 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.





















