Alongside opportunities for learning, work and social connection, the digital environment also poses many challenges for women. Risks such as fraud, breaches of personal data and gender‑based violence that employ technology are becoming increasingly sophisticated.
To gradually resolve the problem, since last year, the city started a project to dredge, build infrastructure and improve the environment on the North bank of the Đôi Canal with a total investment from the city budget.
HCM City’s Department of Education and Training has submitted a proposal to relevant agencies seeking feedback on a plan to provide free textbooks to all students from the 2026-27 school year through a citywide borrowing and return system.
A flash flood tore through Mường Than Commune in northern Lai Châu Province, killing at least four people, including two children while others remain missing. As rescue teams and residents clear debris in search of survivors, families are beginning to confront the devastating of destroyed homes, livelihoods and loved ones.
In Thái Nguyên Province, the suspects established multiple branch companies and frequently organised meetings, conferences and seminars, including events where more than 700 people were persuaded to attend.
The farm is part of a breeding and commercial pig farming project operated by Dabaco Thanh Hoa Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Dabaco Group.
The Vietnam Education Publishing House (VEPH) has been named among Việt Nam's Top 20 Famous Brands 2026, recognising its nearly 70-year contribution to educational publishing and reaffirming its leading role in providing learning resources nationwide.
At the IChO 2026, Việt Nam’s four-member national team achieved excellent results, with each member winning a gold medal. Việt Nam tied for first place with China and India for number of gold medals.
Authorities, rescue forces and local residents in Lai Châu Province are working around the clock to restore transport, electricity and communications after devastating flash floods struck Mường Than Commune, leaving widespread destruction in their wake.
From Monday night to Thursday, the northern region is forecast to experience scattered showers and thunderstorms, with localised heavy rain in some areas.
More than 100 young overseas Vietnamese (OVs) from 32 countries and territories took part in a Vietnamese language exchange programme in the central city of Huế on July 17 as part of the Việt Nam Summer Camp 2026.
Thirteen days of excavation at Lê Thị Riêng Park in HCM City have yielded 100 individual sets of remains, with General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm visiting the site to pay tribute to those who gave their lives for the country.
A 105mm unexploded wartime artillery shell discovered at the construction site of the coastal road project connecting East-West Economic Corridor has been safely removed and disposed of in the central province of Quảng Trị.
Heavy rainfall in June battered a section of Hồ Chí Minh Road in Tuyên Quang Province, prompting the Ministry of Construction to declare a natural disaster emergency after severe infrastructure damage was recorded.
With the theme “Hà Nội: Awakening Urban Space,” the competition aims to connect social resources, seek new ideas and promote the formation of a creative space ecosystem in the capital.
A seminar in Điện Biên has brought together officials, scientists and businesses to chart a course for the province's agricultural sector – one built on deep processing, green transition and stronger market linkages for crops including Arabica coffee, macadamia and pineapple.
As Việt Nam advances its science, technology, innovation and digital transformation agenda, basic research is being positioned as a strategic foundation for technological self-reliance and national competitiveness.
The northern mountains face their heaviest rainfall of the week from July 18 to 20, with forecasters warning of flash floods and landslides across four provinces and rough seas affecting vessels in the Gulf of Tonkin.
