In recent years, in Dak Lak province, many resolutions issued by the provincial People’s Council continue to be realized by authorities at all levels, especially in the cultural sector.

The meeting of the leaders of the CPV, CPC and LPRP achieved very positive outcomes, covering all areas of cooperation among the three Parties and countries.

The three PMs agreed to continue adopting policies and measures to facilitate trade, investment and cooperation on a complementary and win-win basis, shifting from expansion in scale to improvement in quality and efficiency.

Ten years ago on February 5, 2016, submarine HQ-186 Da Nang of Brigade 189, Vietnam People’s Navy, docked at Cam Ranh after a nearly two-month voyage from Russia.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet in Phnom Penh on February 6 to review Vietnam-Cambodia cooperation and discuss measures to further advance bilateral relations.

Vietnamese Party chief To Lam and CPP President Hun Sen witnessed the signing of Vietnam–Cambodia cooperation documents in Phnom Penh on February 6.

The Vietnamese Embassy in the Republic of Korea (RoK) on February 6 sent an official note expressing its position regarding remarks deemed disrespectful towards Vietnamese women made by the head of Jindo county in South Jeolla province.

Yok Don National Park in Dak Lak Province has officially reported to authorities the discovery of a stone site bearing numerous mysterious patterns on a hillside under its management.

With support from the Government and people of Vietnam, the establishment will be upgraded and added with new facilities to improve infrastructure, modernise the learning environment, and increase student admission capacity.

Samsung’s next Ultra flagship is drawing attention, but only a few meaningful changes could really convince users to spend big.

Imported goods are gradually clearing Vietnamese ports, but the disruption caused by Decree 46 has left important lessons for policymakers.

Vietnam head coach Kim Sang Sik is not short of options ahead of the Malaysia rematch, but an excess of choices may prove to be his toughest test.

Appearing along the Han River, a four-meter-high steel horse has quickly drawn attention as its entire body is assembled from the names of 94 wards, communes and special zones of Da Nang.

Vietnam’s creative economy is standing before a major growth opportunity, with the commercial contribution of content creators forecast to reach $95 billion by 2030.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra, one of the most formidable flagships of 2026, is expected to go head-to-head with heavyweights such as the iPhone 17 Pro Max and the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Vietnam’s future hinges on answering a simple question: who do we want to be?

With more than one flight taking off or landing every minute on peak days, passengers are urged to carefully check terminal information before heading to the airport.

A majestic apricot tree over a century old and valued at more than $400,000 is drawing curiosity and admiration ahead of Tet (Lunar New Year) - but its owner says it’s absolutely not for sale.

Residents and visitors traveling to the Yen Tu complex will no longer be required to pay entrance fees, following a new decision by Quang Ninh authorities.

Tran Vo Gia Bao, a student at Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted, has become the first contestant to secure a place in the final of Road to Olympia Year 26.

Apple has officially started selling refurbished iPhone 16 models, offering discounts of up to 22% compared to new units, with the added assurance of a new battery, a replaced outer shell, and a full one-year standard warranty.

In the heart of Germany’s capital, a distinctly Vietnamese name has officially appeared on the public transport map: Dong Xuan.

The Hung Yen Department of Construction has announced conditions under which foreign individuals and entities may buy homes at the Trump-branded development.

Under an approved plan, civil servants and public employees in Vietnam will have a nine-day break for the 2026 Lunar New Year, combining public holidays and weekends.

The Ministry of Science and Technology has announced the results of its selection of outstanding events and achievements for 2025.