With the completion of a key legal framework, Việt Nam's major national railway projects have kicked off the new year of 2026 with an accelerated implementation phase, notably the North-South high-speed railway and the Lào Cai-Hà Nội-Hải Phòng railway line
Soldiers are racing against time to rebuild houses after floods ravaged central Việt Nam. The repairs must be completed in time for Tet (Lunar New Year) and all those those taking part know they have a crucial mission to complete.
The Ministry of Construction noted that 2025 marked a clear step forward in social housing development, with more than 103,000 units completed nationwide, exceeding the annual plan by 3 per cent.
As of the end of last year, the total number of people participating in social insurance and health insurance in HCM City reached more than 13.2 million, a year-on-year increase of nearly 14 per cent, according to HCM City Social Insurance Office.
Young Party members in Việt Nam are increasingly visible in research and higher education, with some pursuing advanced training abroad.
According to the Khánh Hòa provincial People’s Committee, the project carries a total investment of about VNĐ6.7 trillion (about US$255 million).
HCM City aims to complete six metro and urban railway lines with a total length of 187 kilometres by 2030 as part of an ambitious plan to develop a modern urban rail network that will serve as the backbone of public transport.
This is the first time in Việt Nam that an advanced lymph node assessment technique has been carried out entirely via the vaginal route, allowing direct access to the retroperitoneal space without any incisions on the abdominal wall.
Once completed, the bridge is expected to relieve pressure on the HCM City–Long Thành–Dầu Giây Expressway and improve access to ports, industrial zones and the Long Thành International Airport.
The Hà Nội Party Committee has drafted an action programme with the goal of elevating the capital’s education to an advanced level in the region by 2030 and becoming Asia’s leading talent training hub by 2045.
Ahead of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam, HCM City on January 15 officially launched and broke ground on four major infrastructure projects worth a combined VNĐ239 trillion (US$9.7 billion).
Coinciding with the arrival of spring and the Lunar New Year, the National Party Congress has further lifted spirits, with Party members and local residents expressing optimism about the Party’s leadership and the nation’s path of development.
Regarding Resolution No. 189, he urged the provincial People’s Committee, the National Assembly’s Committee on Science, Technology and Environment, relevant ministries and agencies, and project investors to continue close coordination and maintain a common voice in selecting necessary and well-defined provisions, as well as identifying the most appropriate solutions and measures to submit to the NA Standing Committee for consideration, adjustment, and supplementation.
Two vessels have been arranged to carry the working delegation, along with Tết gifts and supplies, to visit forces stationed at various locations across the southern continental shelf waters of Việt Nam.
Speaking at the signing ceremony in Hà Nội, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Lê Quân said the agreement marked the beginning of a new phase of cooperation between the ministry and Qualcomm, enabling the two sides to implement joint initiatives in a coordinated and effective manner.
The Northern HCM City Science and Technology Urban Area project is expected to become an innovation cradle for the region’s high-tech industries, enhancing Việt Nam’s global standing.
HCM City authorities have officially called for a strategic investor to participate in the development of the long-stalled Bình Quới-Thanh Đa new urban area, a project spanning more than 400 hectares with an estimated total investment of over VNĐ50 trillion (US$2 billion).
Police in Tuyên Quang have intensified their crackdown on cross-border fraud, bringing dozens of suspects back to Việt Nam in a major case involving a Cambodia-based scam network that cheated thousands of victims across the country.
