Manzi Art Space shows animated films about Việt Nam Manzi Art Space will show three animated short films set in Việt Nam by French filmmakers on June 9.

Harvard grad and new VBA star aims to inspire on and off the court

The Vietnamese-American was picked first overall in the Vietnam Basketball Association (VBA)’s 2020 draft in May by the Saigon Heat.

Trump threatens military mobilization against violent US protests President Donald Trump vowed on Monday to order a military crackdown on once-in-a generation violent protests gripping the United States, saying he was sending thousands of troops onto the streets of the capital and threatening to deploy soldiers to states unable to regain control.

US cities under curfew after fresh anti-race protests, looting Authorities imposed curfews in the capital Washington and other major US cities Sunday to prevent fresh rioting after anti-racism protestors again took to the streets to voice their fury at police brutality.

The heat, and the salt, is on

On the 51ha salt field of Vạn Nam Co-operative in Diễn Vạn Commune, Nghệ An’s Diễn Châu District, dozens of people are working under the summer heat.

Hong Kong is China’s internal affair: VN diplomat1 Việt Nam is closely following the situation in China’s Hong Kong and maintains the position that Hong Kong issues are China’s internal affairs, an official has said.

SSI appoints new chairman for SSI Asset Management SSI Security Corporation has appointed Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng as chairman of SSI Asset Management Co. Ltd from this week.

The fighting spirit of a graceful flower

Việt Nam News Business Desk Editor Hoàng Như Hoa died on Saturday at the age of 47 following a year-long battle with cancer.

Fever, kind strangers and bombs as war rages

Chu Cẩm Phong (1941 – 1971), whose real name was Trần Tiến, was born in what was formerly Hoi An Commune in the southern central province of Quảng Nam. His father was a municipal military officer during the French resistance. His mother was part of a secret communist cell also operating in Hoi An during the American resistance. In 1954, Chu Cẩm Phong accompanied his father to relocate to North Vietnam, studied at secondary schools for Southern students, and pursued a bachelor’s degree at the former University of Hanoi’s Department of Literature.

Vietnamese conservationist honored as biodiversity ‘Hotspot Hero’

The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) announces that Lê Thị Trang and nine other conservationists from around the world have been named ‘Hotspot Heroes’ for their efforts to protect the world’s biodiversity hotspots.