Việt Nam News

The loom is not just a symbol of Chil tradition — it is the living embodiment of a people’s spirit.

The 108 Military Central Hospital and Germany’s Hannover Medical School will move towards comprehensive collaboration under a long-term agreement recently signed in Hannover City

Tourists from Northeast Asia account for 60 per cent of total international visitors to Việt Nam in the first half of the year.

The AI assistant provides a comprehensive handbook on newly formed provincial, city and commune-level administrative units

HCM City's health sector will take steps to enhance its medical capacity on Côn Đảo Island after the merger of HCM City and provinces of Bình Dương and Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu, according to the city’s Department of Health.

Khánh Hòa Province is urging residents to help curb the rising number of dengue fever cases, which has more than doubled year-on-year.

A police investigation into an illegal sex trafficking ring has led to the discovery of a young woman’s murder, her body dumped in a remote forest in northern Việt Nam.

Deputy Minister of Public Security Lê Quốc Hùng expressed his sincere thanks for the support and companionship of ambassadors, law enforcement agencies and international organisations in the past time, and showed his firm belief that the cooperative relationship would develop more sustainably and effectively.

Investigations show that 29 of them had worked at companies in Cambodia involved in online gambling and scam operations.

The central budget will support provinces that lack the capacity to fully fund the programme, ensuring equal access to education across regions.

HCM City is assessing the potential impact of new US tariffs on exports as Việt Nam’s economic powerhouse works to maintain its ambitious growth target of 8–8.5 per cent this year.

Foreigners living and working in Việt Nam can now join the electronic identification system (e-ID). That may sound a little tricky but it's easier than you think. Watch our video to find out more.

With growing mastery of advanced technologies and specialised procedures, Vietnamese doctors are elevating the country’s status as an emerging hub for high-tech, complex treatments in Southeast Asia.

The Ministry of Education and Training is finalising a wide-ranging package of scholarships and credit policies to attract students into science and technology fields.

The central city and the former Quảng Nam province have officially merged into a new Đà Nẵng, making it one of the largest urban centres among the country's six centrally-governed cities, with an area of 11,867sq.km and an economic scale of VNĐ280 trillion (US$11 billion).

After 24 years since the first building was put into operation, many of their facilities – including elevators, wastewater drainage and fire fighting systems – have been seriously degraded, affecting residents' lives.

The system of legal regulations and policies for people with meritorious services to the revolution has been increasingly improved.

The number of public investment projects in the health sector in HCM City has increased significantly following its merger with Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu and Bình Dương provinces.