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Vietnamese communities from 29 countries are set to gather in Prague on October 31-November 1 for Europe's first Great National Unity Festival.
Several Vietnamese eateries in the US are attracting huge crowds, with diners willing to queue for hours to sample their food.
Nearly 300 Vietnamese expatriates of different generations gathered in Budapest for Hungary's first Great National Unity Festival, celebrating their shared heritage, community bonds and love for their homeland.
Vietnamese street food is winning over diners in the US, with restaurants serving sizzling banh mi skillets, fermented shrimp paste noodles, traditional coffee and sandwiches attracting long lines of customers willing to wait hours for a taste.
After nearly 20 years in finance and banking with stable employment and competitive income, 40-year-old nguyen Thi Thanh Hang decided to relocate to New Zealand to pursue a master's degree, restarting her career as an early childhood teacher.
Le My Ha, a Vietnamese doctoral researcher at Northeastern University in the US, has won a prestigious Apple fellowship for her work on artificial intelligence that learns from and adapts to people's everyday needs.
A Vietnamese restaurant with two locations in the US has received positive reviews from restaurant and travel publications, including Nation’s Restaurant News and Business Traveller, particularly for its bun cha, bun rieu and egg coffee.
Czech Chamber of Deputies President Tomio Okamura and a delegation visited Prague’s Sapa Trade Centre on October 3.
A sudden power outage forced the owner of a Vietnamese coffee shop in Paris, France, to borrow phin filters and brew coffee traditionally. The brewing method won over French customers and gradually became the venue's signature feature.
After moving to Australia, Joy Nguyen found her calling in a demanding housekeeping job, spending hours standing and doing continuous manual labor to achieve a monthly income exceeding VND100 million.
Vietnamese PhD candidate Josh Nguyen, who moved to Australia to study a decade ago, has won Victoria's top international student honor as well as an award recognizing outstanding research.
Once skipping a date because she did not want to enter a loveless relationship, Nhung unexpectedly met the same man again two years later, and the two eventually fell in love and married.
Vietnam’s Party chief and President To Lam urged Vietnamese people in Canada to strengthen national solidarity, preserve Vietnamese cultural values and contribute to Vietnam’s development.
In early September, the 5,700-sqm fruit-laden garden belonging to Dang Thi Truc Quynh (49, native of Hanoi) on the outskirts of Thessaloniki, Greece, entered its most beautiful season.
Vietnam-Japan relations are expanding across a wide range of areas, with people-to-people exchanges remaining an important foundation alongside cooperation between the two Governments, agencies and businesses, Ambassador Pham Quang Hieu has said.
After completing her PhD program in the US last August, Huynh Nguyen Nhu Quyen, 24, a university lecturer from HCMC, treated herself to a solo trip across four Central Asian countries.
Huynh Huu Qui, an engineer from Quang Ngai, is the first Vietnamese person to join a volunteer firefighting team in Toyama City, Japan.
The third Congress of the Vietnamese Experts Association in Taiwan (VNEAT) for 2026-2028 term has been recently held at Ming Chi University of Technology (MCUT) in Taiwan (China).
Addressing more than 2,000 people in New York, Party General Secretary and President To Lam called on Vietnamese Americans to put the past behind them and help shape the country’s future.
Working as a live-in domestic helper and full-time caregiver for an elderly person in Italy, To Thi Lien works 16 hours a day and gets only one day off a week in return for a monthly salary of more than VND60 million.