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Agricultural tourism adds value to mango industry

Last survivor of Phú Quốc boat capsizing incident shows signs of recovery

Legal assistance project nears finish line with 95% of goals met

Phú Thọ launches campaign to combat human trafficking

HCM City proposes four smart parking facilities

Peru’s gastronomic event promotes rich cuisine

Dành Mountain ginseng, a precious medicinal herb and delicious dish

Research indicates that the primary compounds in Dành Mountain ginseng are saponins, flavonoids (anti-ageing active ingredients), organic acids and amino acids.

First Tapestry Collection by Hilton in Việt Nam opens reservations ahead of August launch

Road trips become popular among Vietnamese travellers

Phở roadshow ends European journey with Berlin finale

Exhibition showcases wartime memories through treasured keepsakes

Vietnamese culture through martial arts

A Vovinam club in Paris is doing more than just teaching martial arts. By combining training with lessons on Vietnamese language, culture and traditions, it has become a bridge connecting the Vietnamese community and introducing Vietnam to people from around the world.

Trường Tươi Đồng Nai FC sign Serbian midfielder Milos Vulic

Argentina end England World Cup hopes with stunning 2-1 win in semi-finals

Hà Nội International Martial Arts Festival offers spectacular events

Spain into World Cup final after 16 years

Environment

Khánh Hòa promotes sustainable development of Núi Chúa World Biosphere Reserve

The management board of Núi Chúa–Phước Bình National Park is implementing a range of conservation initiatives that combine biodiversity protection with socio-economic development.

$96m project promotes agroforestry to cut emissions

Stronger policies needed to accelerate a just energy transition

Quảng Trị rescues six rare wild animals

Bạch Mã National Park seeks to unlock tourism potential through biodiversity

Opinion

Building a national DNA database key to identifying martyrs’ remains

Decades after the war, hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese martyrs remain unlocated or unidentified. Professor Chu Hoàng Hà, Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, talked to Vietnam News Agency about the scientific hurdles and new technologies behind Việt Nam’s push to identify wartime remains during the 500 Days and Nights Campaign.

Archived records help in search for fallen solders’ identities

Institutional reforms, sustainable development key to Việt Nam’s 2045 vision: experts

Top leader unveils people-centred vision for new development model

OP-ED: Development-oriented diplomacy: From strategic vision to disciplined rollout

World

China–ASEAN trade partnership shows resilience amid strong H1 growth

China's broad manufacturing base continues to supply ASEAN with key industrial inputs, including electromechanical equipment, photovoltaic products and automotive components, while ASEAN exports minerals, speciality agricultural products and electronic materials, with intermediate goods making up a significant share of two-way trade.