Police in HCM City have arrested 65 people, including 10 foreign nationals, for allegedly operating a drug trafficking network that mixed the anaesthetic Etomidate into e-cigarette liquid and sold the products to Vietnamese and foreign customers, authorities said on Saturday.
Hà Nội’s proposed dam system would regulate seasonal flows and support farming, households and transport without compromising flood drainage or hydropower operations.
The nation's struggles ended in a glorious victory and reunification. Yet behind that great triumph and the joy of independence there remain tragic, hidden corners.
Lieutenant General Lê Xuân Minh, Director of the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention, said that AI is fundamentally changing the way people create, access and spread information.
For traditional medicine to flourish, Việt Nam needs a strategy to develop its workforce of traditional medicine practitioners and to preserve and promote traditional family remedies.
Hưng Yên Province is home to around ten schools named after Lê Quý Đôn. More than places of learning, these schools have become living symbols of his educational philosophy, inspiring generations of students to pursue knowledge, cultivate strong character and strive to contribute to society.
More than 260 university leaders, education experts, researchers, and industry executives from 108 organisations across 14 countries gathered in HCM City on July 30 to discuss strategies for integrating human-centred artificial intelligence (AI) and future skills into regional higher education.
Among the key developments was the issuance of regulations guiding the implementation of the law, providing a unified legal framework for digital transformation.
In support of the national ‘500 Days and Nights’ campaign, the Việt Nam National Archives Centre No. 3 has spent years developing databases and search tools for records of those who served in southern battlefields. It has also launched an online information system that enables the public, families, and government agencies to search for and verify information about fallen soldiers and their relatives.
Adapting to population ageing is not only the responsibility of State management agencies, but requires the participation of society as a whole, with young people playing a particularly important role.
We use smartphones, WiFi and GPS every day without giving much thought to what makes it all work. Behind these everyday technologies lies microwave engineering - an invisible force powering our connected world. As Việt Nam accelerates its science and technology ambitions, this field is set to play an increasingly important role in driving innovation and future industries.
A programme funded by the Irish Government is helping ethnic minority women in northern and central Vietnam improve their incomes through training, low-interest loans and community support. Farmers in Phú Thọ Province share how the initiative has transformed their livelihoods and raised their hopes for the future.
Carrying the message 'Verify Before You Trust', the campaign seeks to foster a new public habit: before believing, sharing or making decisions based on information found online, people should take the time to verify the source, context and authenticity of the content.
After a three-month pilot phase, the platform has attracted more than 14,000 job seekers and over 5,000 businesses offering nearly 300,000 vacancies.
To Lê Quý Đôn, one of Việt Nam's greatest cultural figures and the country's foremost 18th-century scholar, education was not merely a path to personal advancement but a means to cultivate wisdom, contribute to the people and strengthen the nation.
Health insurance covered around 94.4 million patient visits during the January-June period, similar to the same period last year. Inpatient treatment accounted for 10.3 per cent of total cases, slightly higher than in 2025.
Held in HCM City from July 28 to 30, the eighth Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia Children's Festival brought together 120 child delegates from Việt Nam, Laos and Cambodia, along with 100 children from the southern hub.
Đồng Nai City warned it faces mounting pressure to attract skilled workers as the Long Thành airport project advances, with officials urging policy fixes and expanded training to close a widening skills gap.
