Vietnam’s National Day holiday, the final holiday of 2025, will last four days, from August 30 to September 2, the Ministry of Home Affairs has announced.

Dien Bien will receive 150 million VND in cash and 200 family relief kits, while Son La will receive 50 million VND and an equal number of kits to ease the consequences of floods, landslides, and prolonged torrential rains.

Numerous commemorative activities highlighting the national remarkable achievements will be held nationwide in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945 – 2025) and National Day (September 2, 1945 – 2025).

The emergency assistance is aimed at helping stabilise local lives and address consequences following the recent devastating floods in Dien Bien and Nghe An.

Criminal empires masked as goodwill ventures fall as Vietnamese authorities dismantle their grip on real estate and markets.

Facing a flash flood at midnight, Mua A Thi risked his life to lead a mass evacuation, earning national praise.

An airport security check led to the shocking uncovering of a baby trafficking ring, where 12 newborns were illegally sold under the guise of adoption.

A Hanoi café adorned in red flags and banners is drawing crowds who travel miles for the perfect National Day snapshot.

With fertility below replacement level for three years, Vietnam adopts flexible population policies to stabilize its future.

Regiment 196, Vietnam’s first submarine unit, stands as a silent yet strategic force defending national sovereignty beneath the sea.

As online kidnapping scams targeting students grow more sophisticated, the Criminal Police Division (PC02) of the HCM City Police Department has launched a dedicated task force, led by Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Trung Hoa, to combat this threat.

Once struggling to make ends meet, a man from rural Da Nang has found success raising bamboo rats - rodents often nicknamed “giant rats.” Through persistence and learning from failure, his farm now brings in a steady income of around $8,000 per year.

Hanoi’s streets are haunted by deadly teen racing gangs whose crimes have left families mourning and communities afraid.

There have been more than 970 outbreaks of African swine fever in more than 710 communes and wards across the country since the beginning of this year, reported the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.

Once a bright student, Nguyen Manh Hien - known as “Silver-haired Hien” - later became one of the most feared gang leaders in Thanh Hoa province. His transformation from a promising youth to a notorious outlaw reveals a dark turn in a turbulent life.

Vietnamese police promise zero tolerance after exposing major food fraud networks involving state officials.

The rate of male infertility is increasing rapidly and affecting younger age groups. One major culprit: sperm DNA fragmentation, which is also a hidden cause of failure in assisted reproduction.

Huang Yue, wanted for international fraud, was captured in Khanh Hoa while posing as a tourist.

The long-abandoned HH1 building by Vietsovpetro will undergo inspection after nearly 10 years of inactivity.

The government has approved nearly $10 million to aid Son La, Dien Bien, and Nghe An.