After nearly four decades in Vietnam, French photographer Nicolas Cornet spent three years documenting the country's temples, preserving both their architecture and the living traditions surrounding them.

A steaming bowl of bun bo Hue with rich, fragrant broth, tender pork hock and soft cubes of blood pudding prepared by his Vietnamese neighbors completely won over an American man and sparked a lasting passion for Vietnamese cuisine.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Cora and Peter Weiss - longtime and loyal American friends of Vietnam - have passed away in the final days of the year.

The Vietnamese President's decision to present the Friendship Order to Anatoli Dmitrievich Artamonov reflects Vietnam’s respect for and recognition of his contributions to the cooperation between Kaluga Oblast and Vietnam.

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

Professor John Quelch explains how Vietnam can preserve regional identity and brand value post-reform.

A former Harvard dean unpacks what the new US tariffs mean for Vietnam's global trade future.

A portrait taken in Lao Cai, Vietnam, has won the top award in National Geographic Traveller's 2025 photography competition.

Professor Furuta Motoo donates VND 1 billion to support scholarships at Vietnam-Japan University after receiving the 2024 Bao Son Prize.

Fifty-one years after a plane crash claimed 27 lives, a visit to Soc Son reveals an emotional bond between two nations.

Former Vietnam national football team head coach Park Hang Seo has officially been appointed Vice President of the Korean Football Association (KFA) for the 2025–2028 term, alongside coach Shin Tae Yong.

More than 400 black-and-white photos taken by Hungarian journalist László Rozsa during his time in Vietnam over 50 years ago have found a permanent home at the National Archives, thanks to the heartfelt efforts of his son.

“Odd Numbers” is not only a musical project but also a meaningful cultural journey. The project demonstrates the intersection between two cultures, the combination of tradition and modernity, and above all, Le Motel's respect and love for Vietnam.

Virginia Mary Lockett, an American rehabilitation therapist and a volunteer at the central city’s Traditional Medicine Hospital, has been given the Friendship Medal by the State President of Vietnam.

Hundreds of photographs showing Vietnam’s land and people, taken by Hungarian journalist László Rozsa from 1969 to 1974, during the country's struggle against the Americans, have been donated to the National Archives Centre III in Hanoi.

‘Loan – Aus Dem Leben Eines Phoenix' (Loan - From the Life of a Phoenix) by Vietnamese-French author Isabelle Müller has won third prize at the 10th National External Information Service Awards.

Michael, graduated from the University of Sydney and did his Ph.D at Southern Cross University, originally came to Việt Nam as recruited by the United Nations Development Programme and the ministry as a chief technical advisor for a project in 2007.

Prof. Dr. Hattori Tadashi has helped many people see the light and have a normal life.

Russian scholar Daria Mishukova has just published three new books on Vietnamese culture in Moscow.