Protecting and promoting World Heritage is not only the responsibility of a single sector or locality, but of the entire region, the nation, and the current and future generations.
Vietnam People’s Police Team II secured a convincing 4-0 victory over Cambodia in the final of the ASEAN Police Football Open 2025 held at Hang Day Stadium in Hanoi on July 15.
The show will feature over 50 models with disabilities from across the country, expected to promote the disabled's integration into society but also honour the beauty deep inside each person.
Thailand proved the power of the first-seeded team after sweeping Vietnam 3-0 in the first match of the International Tennis Federation (ITF)'s Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group III Pool A on July 14 in Bac Ninh province.
The "Holiday Fun Day" event was not just for fun - it was about nurturing a love for the Vietnamese language and cultural roots. Through a variety of activities, children with different interests can choose what they love, while naturally connecting with their heritage.
The Korean coach stressed that every match is as important as the final, so the team must fight with steely determination.
The five-day festival will be held from November 14–18 at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, aiming to preserve and promote traditional cultural values while honouring outstanding artisans and skilled craftsmen from both Vietnam and abroad.
The event is part of the celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2), as well as the 55th anniversary of the first television broadcast by VTV.
In Group B, Vietnam will face Laos on July 19 and Cambodia on July 22, aiming to secure the top spot in the group and a ticket to the semi-finals, while also striving to defend their championship title.
The tournament, running from July 15-29, sees Vietnam aiming to solidify its regional dominance as champions of the past two editions.
The draw placed Vietnam, seeded sixth, in Group A at the 2025 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group III tournament alongside Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. Group B comprises Indonesia, Syria, Jordan, Sri Lanka, and Cambodia.
The event, hosted by the General Association of Vietnamese People (GAVP) in the RoK under the auspices of the Vietnamese Embassy, blended football, traditional cuisine, and cultural exchanges.
Among the exhibits, Vietnam’s wooden “harvest festival” mask represents an elderly figure. It is used in folk theatre and reflects wisdom and rural joy, offering a glimpse into Vietnam’s agricultural culture.
The 2025 ASEAN U23 Championship starts tomorrow in Indonesia, at a time when the future of Vietnamese football is put to the test following intriguing developments in ASEAN football.
Many rare ancient antiques are on display in an exhibition in Da Nang, the most livable city in Vietnam, until September.
Competing for promotion to Group II in 2026, teams were drawn into two groups with group A consist of Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Singapore while group B includes Indonesia, Syria, Jordan, Sri Lanka, Cambodia.
According to Dr. Nguyen Thu Thuy from the Vietnam National University, to elevate Hanoi’s street food, vendors must first ensure their offerings are distinctive, something that builds a unique brand identity.
Though the term "image industry" remains relatively new in the local context, the development of a creative ecosystem driven by AI will contribute to the advancement of Vietnam’s cultural industries.
Vietnam 2 set up a thrilling meet with Thailand while Cambodia will face Timor-Leste in the semi-finals of the ASEAN Police Football Open on July 13 in Hanoi.
Vietnam are given five slots to compete in the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2025, which will be held in August in France.
