Việt Nam News

The resurrection of the Kính Thiên Palace may fulfil the longing of millions of Vietnamese to see history become a visual object, revived and reconnected with today's people.

Technology is no longer confined to the technology sector. It is increasingly becoming part of how people work across a wide range of professions.

Gigantic change and landscape alteration are currently on display at the Hàng Bài Hall of exhibition to gather public opinion

At 29, Nguyễn Trọng Đại is looking for a job. It is a difficult situation to associate with a player who was once regarded as one of the promising talents of Vietnamese football.

The network of student associations around the world shows their solidarity, growth and their larger and deeper scope of impact, creating a learning environment, cooperation opportunities and wholesome personal development for young Vietnamese generations abroad.

The youths today, having grown up amid rapid economic growth and Việt Nam's efforts to catch up with the developed world after so many years of conflict, are ready to play their part in making the country a better place for all.

With artificial intelligence (AI) able to produce polished content at unprecedented speed and scale, key opinion leaders (KOLs) are being forced to rethink what they offer audiences, and why people should continue to trust them.

If a job provides income, confidence and opportunities, yet relies on performers' physical differences to attract audiences, can it be both empowering and rooted in the commercialisation of bodily difference?

In a world where anyone can be a broadcaster, speaking responsibly is no longer just about politeness. It is part of being a digital citizen - and, for some, part of being worthy of the trust society places in them.

Hà Nội's tourism authorities should come up with initiatives to boost the profile and revenue of old-style phở shops.

With the help of DNA technology, the nationwide search and documentation process at the National Gene Bank is expected to eliminate false matches and give back names to fallen soldiers who have not been identified so far.

An ongoing 500-day campaign across the country is searching old battlefields using advanced technology to find the remains of fallen soldiers and repatriate them to their families.

The past will always glow in some way, but look forward and you'll see that life is still worth living.

If Việt Nam do make the impossible, possible, and the men's team manage to qualify in the future, then the spirit, passion and pride we witness every time our boy's in red represent the nation will be bigger, better and louder than anything anyone has ever witnessed.

Certain lines should not be crossed, not only to protect the residents of Hồng Hà Ward today, but also the river that has shaped our country and our civilisation for thousands of years.

As flexible working continues to grow, the use of cafés as mobile offices is likely to remain part of urban life in Việt Nam. Finding a balance between personal convenience and shared space will remain an ongoing challenge for both customers and businesses.

The might and beauty of the Mother River have always reflected the power of nature, demanding that people live in accordance with it.

Hà Nội has a history stretching back more than a thousand years, and Hanoians are proud of their traditions. Yet this history is not always visible in spectacular ancient relics.