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Vietnam’s National Assembly urged to lead institutional reforms

At a historic gathering, General Secretary To Lam called on Parliament to “go one step ahead” in shaping the nation’s future.

A nation of faith: Vietnam embraces 16 religions, 28 million followers

Religions in Vietnam play a powerful role in shaping culture, social welfare, and national development, with nearly 95% of the population practicing a belief.

Hmong artisan dreams of preserving Vietnam’s wax-resist fabric heritage

Mua I Dia has devoted her life to preserving the Hmong tradition of wax-resist painting, a national heritage reflecting generations of cultural wisdom.

The wood-fired pancake stall where tradition sizzles

A couple has served Mekong Delta-style bánh xèo (pancake) for over 30 years, drawing loyal customers with handmade batter and a firewood stove.

Experts affirm safety of E10 for vehicle engines

Research shows E10 gasoline is suitable for most vehicles in use, though it may have some impact on older-generation vehicles with carburetors.

Impressive Vietnamese AI solutions showcased at national achievements exhibition

A wide range of multi-agent artificial intelligence (Multi-Agent AI) solutions capable of fast interaction and responses, developed by Vietnamese engineers, was showcased at the National Achievements Exhibition (August 28 - September 15).

Meet the 2025 top scorers of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology

All four top scorers admitted to HCM City University of Technology in the 2025 enrollment round are male students. They will pursue highly sought-after majors such as computer science, electrical and electronic engineering, and microchip design.

Vietnam marks 80 years of economic change, eyes second major reform

Economists say Vietnam’s next phase of growth hinges on reforms in education, governance, and green technology.

Vietnam’s cultural identity shines in global integration era

Vietnam harnesses its rich heritage and creative spirit to expand global influence while honoring national roots.

Unified national curriculum and free textbooks set for 2030

The Politburo’s Resolution 71 outlines ambitious education goals, including a unified textbook policy and expanded access to modern, equitable learning.

Vietnam's MMA makes a bold leap toward global recognition

From grassroots efforts to the Lion Championship, Vietnam’s MMA scene is transforming rapidly, with fighters now stepping onto the global stage.

‘Double’ valedictorian at Diplomatic Academy to study abroad for master’s degree

Graduating as a student at Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted to becoming the valedictorian of the Diplomatic Academy for the 2021-2025 cohort, Nguyen Nhat Anh spent four years at university with a courageous heart and an iron discipline.

Nghe An man loses both arms, goes viral with videos attracting millions of views

Despite facing numerous challenges in cooking, filming, and editing videos, a young man from Nghe An persists in his efforts to spread inspiration and optimism.

Vietnam’s 80-year journey: A government for the people and the nation

VietNamNet proudly presents the article by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh titled “The government under the Party's leadership: 80 years of service to the nation and people.”

Vietnam boosts cultural diplomacy to enhance global presence

Strategic diplomacy turns Vietnamese culture into a powerful international brand.

The legacy of diplomacy: 80 years of service to Vietnam’s rise

From wartime negotiations to global leadership, Vietnam’s diplomacy has shaped national victories and international partnerships.

Ethnic Ma women’s online sales of brocade help families escape poverty

Brocade products rich in Ma cultural identity from Dong Gia Nghia Ward (Lam Dong) are being offered on online platforms, providing a stable income and helping ethnic minorities escape poverty.

Informal, essential, and overlooked: The real recyclers of Vietnam

What began as a livelihood of last resort for villagers leaving the countryside has become a multi-generational enterprise feeding Vietnam’s recycling economy.

Can Vietnam make green consumption mainstream?

Beyond trendy labels, green consumption must be affordable, authentic, and accessible to all.

Vietnam builds momentum with sweeping business reforms

Improving the business environment has always been identified by the Party and the State of Vietnam as a strategic priority to promote sustainable economic development.