The event created a vivid panorama reflecting the strong evolution of revolutionary journalism alongside trends in digital transformation and technological innovation.
Participants at the demonstration expressed solidarity with communities affected by Agent Orange (AO) and chlordecone contamination, while urging continued efforts to support victims, address environmental damage and prevent similar disasters in the future.
For journalists and media professionals, the festival served as a valuable platform for networking, experience-sharing and professional development.
Under the capital’s master plan for 2021–2030, Hà Nội authorities intend to develop 18 urban rail lines with a total length of approximately 979km.
Provincial police investigators are working with relevant authorities to conduct crime scene and forensic examinations and will continue the investigation in accordance with the law.
More than 200 pathologists, urologists, oncologists, and radiologists from across the country attended an intensive training course on uropathology in HCM City on June 20 to update international classifications and integrate breakthrough digital technologies.
The Agency for Domestic Market Surveillance and Development under the Ministry of Industry and Trade held a working session with the Japan Patent Office (JPO) on June 20 to review the implementation of cooperation programmes on IP protection and enforcement, combating counterfeit goods and protecting consumers.
The HCM City Party Committee on June 20 announced a decision on the establishment of the city press and radio-television agency, effective July 1.
The 2026 Vietnamese Language Summer Camp, held from June 15 to 18 in Klinok village on the outskirts of Minsk, brought together the Vietnamese community in Belarus to celebrate their mother tongue and strengthen cultural identity among younger generations living abroad.
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Việt Nam has broken ground on its first dedicated social housing project for military personnel, a nearly VNĐ5 trillion (US$191 million) development that will provide more than 2,700 apartments in the south-central province of Khánh Hòa.
More than 300,000 martyrs' graves across Việt Nam remain unidentified. Through a nationwide 500-day campaign combining field searches, DNA technology and a national genetic database, authorities are working to return names, identities and long-awaited answers to families who have spent decades searching for their loved ones.
With special policy mechanisms approved by the National Assembly, plans for a free trade zone, an international financial centre and regional semiconductor and AI hubs, Đà Nẵng has significant opportunities to pilot new technology and financial models while maintaining effective risk controls.
FV Hospital in HCM City has been named in the Best Specialized Hospitals Asia-Pacific 2026 ranking published by Newsweek in partnership with global data research firm Statista.
The mass mobilisation initiative aims to strengthen law dissemination, raise awareness of maritime regulations, and foster solidarity between the military and coastal residents.
Experts urged that developing post-quantum cryptography and protecting national digital infrastructure must begin immediately.
More than 60 per cent of respondents failed to consume the recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables set by the World Health Organization.
During the meeting, the two sides reviewed socio-economic cooperation between Đà Nẵng and German localities, and discussed directions for strengthening ties in the coming period.
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