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.

Prof. Simon has actively helped train law scholars in Hanoi Law University, where he has been working as a tutor since 2015. Before that, in 1991, Prof. Simon had worked with Vietnam's Ministry of Justice.

Merle Ratner, a renowned left-wing and anti-war activist in the US and a close friend of Vietnam, passed away February 5 evening in New York in a traffic accident.

During a business trip, an American veteran handed over a Vietnamese soldier’s hat on which we could see the inscription of the name of the Vietnamese martyr and the date he joined the army.

French painter Jean-Charles Sarrazin was first drawn to Vietnamese culture and people while studying fine arts in Hanoi nearly four decades ago.

One of the American women who has become very familiar in Vietnam since the years of the war is writer, journalist and charity activist Lady Borton.

For 15 years, Kerry Newsome developed a passion for VN which led her to work with a local hotel group and tour operator as a tourism consultant.

In hope of promoting environmentally friendly agriculture and supporting community development in Vietnam, Ms. Ino Mayu, founder of the non-governmental organization Seed To Table, has taken actions in every village to support clean agriculture.

Among the valuable books and documents donated is a collection of articles by international journalists on the war in Vietnam.

Director of the Vietnam Press Museum Tran Thi Kim Hoa has come to appreciate French collector Jean Marie Jacquemin’s donations of a book titled “1968 - 1973 Verrières-le-Buisson: Havre De Paix” (Verrières-le-Buisson: Safe Haven).

David Thomas, founder Indochina Arts Partnership and an US artist and American War veteran, paid a special visit to VN during his journeys in Da Nang, Hanoi and destination in central VN in April of 2023.