Việt Nam News

Officials say the campaign translated common online fraud tactics into practical guidance to help young users recognise and disengage from digital threats.

For someone who has never seen sunlight, reaching out to touch a swarm of honeybees was a daunting challenge.

The Ministry of Construction has ordered the Mỹ Thuận Project Management Board and contractors to urgently accelerate work on unfinished sections of the Cần Thơ-Cà Mau expressway, warning that continued delays could jeopardise traffic safety and disrupt operations on the key Mekong Delta transport corridor.

Under the 2019 Labour Code, workers in Việt Nam are entitled to a total of 11 paid public holidays each year.

Accelerating the restructuring of agriculture towards higher added value and sustainable development is an urgent requirement.

Residents have revived the area's acid sulphate soil and saline land, creating a new landscape with row upon row of sturdy houses and aspirations for lasting prosperity.

The railway sector will add more Thống Nhất (reunification) trains and regional services to meet the sharply rising travel demand of people and tourists during the 2026 Lunar New Year (Tết), Việt Nam’s largest traditional festival.

All 27 houses were completed, and by January 9, they had been fully handed over for use, earlier than the January 15 deadline.

Police forces from Lâm Đồng, Cà Mau, An Giang, Cần Thơ, Vĩnh Long, Đồng Tháp and HCM City held a joint review on Monday in Xuân Hương - Đà Lạt ward, Lâm Đồng province, strengthening efforts to combat organisations and individuals arranging or brokering illegal border crossings for illegal fishing overseas.

By the end of 2026, the agriculture and environment sector will build and pilot an agricultural product traceability system, with durian selected as the first product for origin tracking.

At Nhà Nít Peach Blossom Craft Village in Hy Cương Commune, in the northern province of Phú Thọ, the atmosphere is at its busiest and most vibrant of the year.

As one of 120 outstanding top students nationwide honoured and awarded scholarships this year, first-year student Nguyễn Võ Nhật Thiện was orphaned of both father and mother from a very young age.

The Government leader called on the military and public security forces, and local political and mass organisations to join hands in building, repairing and upgrading school facilities so that students can enjoy the best possible learning conditions.

Older persons are no longer viewed as a “burden”; instead, they are increasingly becoming a new driving force for social development through the “silver economy” and community activities

The Red Sunday campaign has mobilised hundreds of thousands of blood units, making a significant contribution to reducing blood shortages during the Tết (Lunar New Year) season

Sharing the border with Cambodia, Hà Tiên Ward in the southern province of An Giang is vulnerable to smuggling and illegal crossings. A community-based border defence model is being implemented here, where a civil defence team has been formed from local residents to support the police with patrols and communication work.

Nearly 19 million passenger trips were recorded on Metro Line No 1 linking Bến Thành and Suối Tiên in its first year of operation, a figure that has brought joy and a significant boost to public transport in Việt Nam’s most populous city.

Through pagoda-based classes, policy support and the dedication of monks and students, An Giang Province is intensifying efforts to preserve the ancient Pali script, ensuring a vital part of Khmer cultural and spiritual heritage continues to be passed on to younger generations.