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Utilizing Cyberspace as New Approach to External Information
Vietnam hopes to use the internet to help promote its unique brand of "bamboo diplomacy."
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Vietnam’s Weather Forecast (April 25): Heavy Rain And Thunderstorms Continue In The Northern Region
On April 25, Vietnam’s weather forecast is predicted to have heavy rain and thunderstorms in Hanoi and across the Northern region.
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Vietnam Sees Progress in Addressing Gender Inequality and Promoting Women's Rights
On the occasion of Vietnam’s election to UN Women Executive Board for the term of 2025-2027, UN Women Representative in Vietnam Caroline T. Nyamayemombe shared in a recent interview that she highly appreciated its efforts to ensure the rights and advancement of women in recent years.
First Vietnamese Tech Dollar Billionaire in Blockchain Game Sky Mavis
After 3 years of launching, the startup Sky Mavis has reached a market capitalization of US$2.44 billion, a record time in the Asian technology world. Trung Nguyen, CEO of Sky Mavis company can become a billionaire at the age of 29 and will be Vietnam's first tech billionaire.
Vietnam's War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27): History, Significance and Celebrations
War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27) in is an annual opportunity to commemorate the wounded soldiers and martyrs in Vietnam who died in the war of independence and national defense.
Shipping During Covid-19 Lockdown in Hanoi
What kind of shippers are allowed to operate during lockdown period in Hanoi?
People Volunteer at Frontline of Covid-19 Pandemic
In the fight against Covid-19 in Ho Chi Minh City, there is a significant contribution of volunteers from provinces and cities across the country. They are not afraid of difficulties, volunteering on the frontline so that the city can soon overcome the pandemic.
Vietnam's Star Global 3D Creates Virtual World
Star Global 3D’s digital map allows users to “walk” into spaces and interact in virtual reality, an improvement compared to Google Street View with which users can only look from outside.
Hanoi Markets Use Creative Ideas to Protect People During Pandemic
While Hanoi is applying stringent Covid prevention measures, traders at traditional markets have erected plastic shields to protect themselves and buyers from the spread of the virus
Explained: What Happens If You Break The Rules During Hanoi's Social Distancing Period?
The Hanoi Department of Justice has announced sanctions for 16 activities violating regulations on Covid-19 prevention and control in which the highest fine is up to VND 200 million (US$ 8,700) along with a criminal trial, as the city enforces Government Directive 16.
Expats in Ho Chi Minh City Struggle with Fake Covid News
Many expats in HCMC are falling victim to a slew of fake news about the coronavirus pandemic
Photos: Vietnamese Frigates Join Fleet Review Marking Day of Russian Navy
Two frigates of the Vietnam People’s Navy joined a fleet review in Russia.
Ethinic Woman Turns Billionaire After Winning Tan Hiep Phat's Lucky-Draw Prize
With a prize worth US$ 52,000, the woman now can finance her children's education and secure a brighter future
Enhancing Swimming Skills for Schoolchildren
There have been several cases of children drowning in early summer, leaving great pain and loss for families, schools and society. Despite conferences and seminars offering solutions, this situation recurs every year
3 Million Doses Of Moderna Vaccine Donated By US Arrive In Vietnam
3 million more doses of Moderna vaccine donated by the US through the COVAX Facility have arrived in Vietnam. This is the second batch of the vaccine to be delivered to Vietnam this month.
Hue Help Continues "Swimming for Safety" Project
Many activities to enhance water safety skills for children in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue are ongoing
Foreign NGOs Work on Water Safety in Vietnam to Prevent Drowning
Foreign non-governmental organizations have so far given financial support to localities across Vietnam as well as free lessons to help children stay safe in water
'Drowning Vaccine' A Must in Vietnam
The World Drowning Prevention Day, July 25, under the theme “Everyone is at risk of drowning, but it is also preventable” is first launched by the UN
Vietnam Aims to Reduce 20% Children Dying of Drowning in 2030
The UN resolution not only highlights the enormous impact of drowning on the safety and lives of people but also for every country's sustainable development.
Young Artist Donates VND 3 Billion to Support Covid Fight
Young artist Pho Van, nicknamed Xeo Chu, recently donated all profits from an auction of his paintings to support frontline medical staff in Ho Chi Minh City, drawing admiration from many
Fake News on Covid-19 Spread, Vietnam Intensifies Handling
Some social media accounts have recently used images of Covid-19 deaths in Myanmar to spread fake news that the bodies are patients in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City.
South Korean Couple Runs Vietnamese Food Restaurant To Support Single Parents
A couple in South Korea has opened a coffee shop with Vietnamese dishes in order to provide economic and emotional support for single foreign parents.
J'rai Women Brocade Weaving Club in Ia Mo Nong
Seemingly lost in the flow of time, the J'rai’s traditional brocade weaving in Ia Mo Nong gradually came back to life under the deft hands and dedication of local people.
