The memoirs of a Vietnamese ambassador in France and the images of Paris during Việt Nam’s struggle for the unification of the country in 1975 will be featured in a book recently released by Thế Giới (World) Publishing House.

The Việt Nam People’s Army (VPA) has always served as the core force to, together with the Party and the people, achieve accomplishments in national liberation and construction and defence throughout its 75-year history, Party General Secretary and President Nguyễn Phú Trọng has said.

A TV series about the Nguyễn Dynasty in the 19th century will be filmed next month by a private film company in HCM City

Recollecting on what Nguyễn Quốc Uy had gone through during his 10 years in Cambodia as a reporter, especially those years after the Paris Peace Accords, he thought he was lucky to be there in Cambodia in the last decades of the 20th century.

Late in August 1969, Michael Maclear, then with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, arrived in Hà Nội. He was the first western television journalist to visit the Democratic Republic of Việt Nam during the American War years.

The beauty of áo dài (traditional long dress) and its diversified adaptations are reflected through exhibits at the Áo Dài Museum in HCM City.

Belgium’s lower house of parliament backs expanding co-operation with Việt Nam at all levels, said President of the Chamber of Representatives Siegfried Bracke when meeting with Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc in Brussels on Wednesday.

A permanent exhibition titled “Hiệp Định Paris về Việt Nam – Cánh Cửa Đến Hòa Bình” (Paris Peace Accords – A Door to Peace) opened at the HCM City War Remnants yesterday.

John McCain, a former prisoner of war in Việt Nam who served as a US senator from Arizona for more than three decades, died on Saturday at the age of 81.

A number of declassified documents relating to the 1973 Paris Peace Accords, stored by the United States National Archives, are now showcased to the public for the first time in Việt Nam.