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From legal battles to accusations of misconduct, these four celebrities dominated the entertainment news in Vietnam throughout the year.
Coastal provinces in South-Central Vietnam are on alert for heavy rainfall and strong winds as a tropical depression moves closer to the mainland.
More than 150,000 people have registered to visit the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition, prompting organizers to extend access until December 23.
Vietnam’s 5-0 victory against Myanmar showcased not only Nguyen Xuan Son’s exceptional debut but also Coach Kim Sang Sik’s tactical brilliance.
Celebrating Christmas with a Vietnamese twist, a Christmas tree made of over 3,800 conical hats at Ha Phat Church in Dong Nai is captivating visitors.
Over 50 talented young dancers aged 5 to 18 lit up the stage at Hanoi Opera House in a vibrant performance of The Nutcracker.
Combining Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural elements, the Phung Hung ancient house is a must-see historical gem in Hoi An.
The Hanoi Department of Natural Resources and Environment emphasized the need to gradually adjust land price tables to align with market values.
At the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition 2024, Vietnamese-made weapons, including missile systems, sniper rifles, anti-tank rounds, and UAVs, captivated visitors with their world-class design and innovation.
Vietnam’s major pork producers are increasing prices ahead of Tet, despite a year of high profitability driven by reduced feed costs and elevated pork prices.
Desertification is emerging as a critical challenge in Vietnam, with nearly 12 million hectares of land experiencing degradation.
With motorcycles contributing up to 90% of CO and HC emissions from motor vehicles, nationwide emission inspections are necessary to address pollution and protect public health.
In 2025, the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs will merge with the Ministry of Home Affairs, marking a significant step in government restructuring.
Two British tourists exploring Hanoi’s street food scene were captivated by dry beef salad, a dish they described as the highlight of their culinary journey.
Vu Dai Village’s braised fish has long been a treasured dish, passed down through generations. Today, it is not only a source of pride for locals but also a popular specialty enjoyed across Vietnam and beyond.
In the digital age, when the volume of information that needs to be monitored and inspected has increased by hundreds of times, it is mandatory for press management agencies to use digital technology.
An Phu Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City is a stunning masterpiece adorned with over 30 tons of porcelain fragments, earning its place as one of Vietnam’s most unique temples.
Having only one finger on each hand, the young man from Long An province can do everything skillfully, from sewing to writing to making spring rolls.
Nguyen Van Thuan, 23, a graduate of Dong Nai Medical Junior College, walked to the stage at his graduation ceremony holding his 2-year-old daughter to receive his diploma earned with Distinction on July 5.
Reducing administrative layers and empowering technocratic leaders will foster efficiency and minimize bureaucratic hurdles, says expert Vo Dai Luoc.
The Ministry of Public Security (MPS) in the past have eliminated eight general departments and equivalent units, and everything has been running smoothly so far, and all political tasks have been fulfilled.
A tropical depression has formed in the southern East Sea, combining with cold air to bring heavy rainfall to central and southern Vietnam from December 23 to 26.
At the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition, France, the UK, and Canada pledged cooperation to help Vietnam enhance its military strength and international partnerships.
Excited visitors queued from early morning to explore the weapons and military equipment on display at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition.
The Ministry of Home Affairs reported that 4,741 officials and public employees were disciplined in 2024 as part of efforts to enhance public service accountability.
Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra announced that the Ministry of Home Affairs has completed its major reports and proposals for streamlining the government apparatus, as directed by the Central Steering Committee.