Merging cities and provinces: A century-long vision
On June 12, 2025, during its 9th session, the 15th National Assembly passed a resolution on the restructuring of Vietnam’s provincial-level administrative units. Under this new structure, Vietnam now has 34 provincial-level units—28 provinces and 6 centrally governed cities.
New Lam Dong province urged to rebuild master plan for socio-economic development
NA Chairman calls for fairness in personnel nomination after restructuring of administrative units
15th NA’s 9 session: Reviewing constitutional amendments, merging provincial administrative units
Merging provinces: Expanding development space for East-West axis
Reorganising administrative units defines new mission for commune-level administration
Forest gratitude ritual: Cultural highlight of Co Tu ethnic community
Vietnam National University-Hanoi set to become symbol of Vietnamese intellect
Yosakoi dance boosts Vietnam-Japan friendship
Vietnam harnesses soft power through cultural diplomacy
Farmers in Lai Chau border area benefit from strawberry farming
85-year journey of Ho Chi Minh Vanguard Children's Union
Politburo deliberates breakthrough policies for Ho Chi Minh City’s growth
Vietnam’s advertising industry eyes breakthroughs in digital era
Forum talks stronger links between foreign, domestic investment
Rising energy, dining costs fuel CPI’s rise in April
Party, State leader welcomes 85 outstanding children
Vietnam reports no Hanta virus infections
Thai media praise Vietnam U17’s historic World Cup qualification
Rising FDI fuels strong rebound in labour market
Party, State leader calls for consolidation of central steering committees on legal, judicial reform
National Assembly Chairman urges digital transformation in legislature
Quang Tri fishermen strive to head offshore amid dual challenges
Intellectual property key to unlocking heritage economy potential
Vietnam’s tourism sector gears up for vibrant summer season 2026
