In Cam Sa, July 27 is a day of shared grief and pride, where the entire village honors those who gave their lives for peace.

Switching from shrimp to seabass farming, Vo Dien Trung Dung in the Mekong Delta annually supplies thousands of tons of fish for export from his 40ha farm, worth hundreds of billion of VND.

A man uses his personal pickup truck to sell durians on the streets in HCMC, and despite setting odd rules, he attracts a steady stream of customers from early evening to late night.

Elisabeth Aubrac donates a historic record and recalls her family’s deep connection with Vietnam’s revolution.

Funding will come from the central budget, local budgets, capital from national and local programmes, credit, businesses' support, and contributions by people.

Hanoi has finalized the route and station layout for metro line 5, aiming to improve regional connectivity and ease urban transport pressure.

Late-night rescue mission brings relief as Russian travelers are found safe on Co Tien Mountain in central Vietnam.

The Prime Minister has approved a 35% cut in processing time for driver’s licenses and major reductions in registration fees nationwide.

People’s Artist Pham Thi Thanh, former Vietnam Youth Theatre director and pioneering female stage director, has passed away at 85.

All communes and wards nationwide had completed fund withdrawals from the State Treasury by 17:00 on September 2 to deliver National Day gifts to people, the State Treasury announced.

As Ho Chi Minh City welcomes 40,000 new students, the city struggles to recruit enough teachers for its growing education system.

Legal experts criticize the draft law on thrift for infringing on property rights and creating bureaucratic overlap.

Vice head of Lam Dong’s National Assembly delegation reports a fake TikTok video falsely quoting him; police are investigating.

After clearing the “Shark Jaw” building, Hanoi plans a historical and cultural boulevard at the heart of its capital.

Tran Huu Hue’s passion for philately has turned into a patriotic mission, preserving Vietnam’s sovereignty and Ho Chi Minh’s legacy through rare stamps.

In his impoverished childhood, wandering the streets of Hanoi as a shoeshine boy, Vo Duy Nam never imagined he would one day become a head chef managing dozens of staff and owning his own restaurant.

Several individuals violated the law by colluding with certain leaders and doctors at the Bien Hoa Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry in fabricating false psychiatric evaluations to obtain exemptions or reductions in criminal liability cases.

Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups and diverse faiths stand together in unity, contributing to a shared national journey toward a prosperous and inclusive future.

On September 2, millions of Vietnamese voices joined in unison to sing the national anthem, creating an unforgettable moment of unity and pride.

After each performance as the character Sun Wukong, bringing laughter and joy to children and adults, Le Trung Cang sets aside a portion of his earnings for acts of charity.