Rapid social change, digital transformation and deeper global integration are reshaping Vietnamese families, prompting policymakers and researchers to place renewed emphasis on family values as a pillar of the country's future development.
The spirit of Resolution 80, issued in January 2026 by the Communist Party of Việt Nam, has opened up a new approach: viewing heritage, including folk culture, not only as a legacy to safeguard, but also as a resource for developing cultural industries in the contemporary age.
A new wave of global demand for greener vessels and mounting pressure to diversify supply chains is offering Việt Nam a rare opportunity for the country to revive and expand its shipbuilding industry after more than a decade of restructuring.
Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng on June 27 stressed the need to strictly adhere to implementation schedules for key national transport projects, saying that deadlines must not be extended unless there are objective reasons, as he chaired a meeting reviewing the implementation of major and important national transport projects in the first half of this year.
Associate Professor Đào Ngọc Chiến, Director of the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development, said each proposed research project will undergo a risk assessment based on evaluations provided by scientific advisory councils.
A new wave of global demand for greener vessels and mounting pressure to diversify supply chains is offering Việt Nam a rare opportunity for the country to revive and expand its shipbuilding industry after more than a decade of restructuring.
In a city that never stops reinventing itself, Hồ Chí Minh City is turning creativity into a tourism asset, rolling out immersive experiences that invite visitors to see, hear, taste and explore the destination in entirely new ways.
A gold medal at the 2026 New Taipei City Athletics Open is a good start to Bùi Thị Ngân's international campaign this year, and she is aiming to qualify for even bigger events at the 20th Asian Games in Japan in September.
According to Cúc Phương National Park Deputy Director Vũ Văn Dũng, the VFBC has been one of the most significant support programmes for nature conservation efforts at Cúc Phương in recent years.
Historian Dr Phan Xuân Biên reflects on the city's remarkable journey from post-war hardship to economic dynamism, and on how the enduring spirit of Sài Gòn continues to shape its identity today.
Another 172 people remained trapped under debris and 3,007 had been displaced by the disaster, Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said on Friday.