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Held annually by Vietnam's representative offices in the US, Vietnamese Village Family Day aims to honour family values, strengthen community ties and preserve the nation's cultural heritage among Vietnamese living abroad.
June 30 this year marks the 103rd anniversary of Ho Chi Minh’s first arrival in Russia, then the Soviet Union. The event laid the groundwork for future cooperation between the two countries, which officially established diplomatic relations in 1950.
An AKP article emphasised that throughout the country’s development, the Vietnamese Party and State have consistently regarded ethnic minority cultures as an integral part of the national cultural heritage and an important endogenous resource contributing to the richness, diversity and unity of Vietnam’s culture.
The number of Vietnamese students in China has risen to about 25,000, more than double the 11,299 recorded in 2018, reflecting both the appeal of Chinese education and Vietnam’s demand for highly skilled human resources.
The 9th National Congress of the Vietnam Farmers’ Union (VNFU) for the 2026–2031 term aims to build a strong VNFU, promote farmers’ role as the main actors and the centre of agricultural development, the rural economy, and new-style rural area development, and inspire aspirations for a prosperous, strong, civilised, and happy country in the new era.
Vietnam's Z121 Vina Pyrotech impressed spectators at Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026 with a display deeply rooted in national identity. Using modern pyrotechnic technology, the team recreated the image of the palm tree, a symbol of the ancestral land of Phu Tho, before closing with a spectacular synchronised fireworks finale set to the iconic song Noi vong tay lon (Joining Hands Together), drawing enthusiastic applause from audiences.
Over generations, artisans have produced a wide range of handicrafts, including furniture, tea trays, tea canisters, decorative paintings and flower vases. Many have also created portraits of President Ho Chi Minh, General Vo Nguyen Giap, Cuban leader Fidel Castro and other prominent figures.
Covering about 11,000 hectares, the site is a “living museum” preserving geological traces dating back to the Pleistocene epoch while serving as the last major refuge of the critically endangered, endemic Delacour’s langur.
Vietnam secured 7th place among 45 countries and territories at the 38th Asia Pacific Mathematics Olympiad (APMO) 2026, earning one gold, two silver and four bronze medals and three certificates of merit.
The elderly should be viewed not merely as policy beneficiaries but as participants in development, with conditions created for them to continue making contributions according to their health, abilities, experience and aspirations.
Minister of Construction Tran Hong Minh said future housing development will focus on commercial housing, social housing and, in particular, rental housing, which is expected to meet the needs of millions of workers.
The remains were recovered and repatriated during the 2025-2026 dry season by Team K53 under the provincial Military Command.
Nguyen Nhan Tri, President of the Vietnamese Students’ Association in Hong Kong and a student at Hong Kong Metropolitan University, committed to continuous learning and self-improvement to carry forward the spirit of previous generations, adding that each stage of President Ho Chi Minh’s journey shaped his political thought, moral values and lifestyle, which remain principles that guide many Vietnamese today.
The PM affirmed that safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of workers is not only a social mandate but also an important foundation to raise productivity, enhance business efficiency, and sharpen economic competitiveness.
Y Ngoc, Permanent Vice Chairwoman of the provincial People’s Committee and head of the provincial Steering Committee for the search, recovery and identification of martyrs’ remains, said the mission aims to conduct definitive excavation and verification to bring home the remains of martyrs from Regiment 24A, the B3 Front, Special Forces Battalion 406, and Infantry Battalion 304, who fell during the 1968 Tet Offensive.
Vietnamese students in Hong Kong today are heirs to a legacy of courage, determination and intellectual curiosity. They embody a passion for learning and a desire to acquire knowledge in order to contribute to a stronger and more prosperous Vietnam.
The campaign to search for, recover, and identify the remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts is a major policy of the two Parties and States, embodying a shared tradition of gratitude and remembrance and profound respect for those who laid down their lives for national liberation, defence, and noble international duties.
Police in Tuyen Quang province have launched a campaign across 17 border communes to tighten checks on foreigners’ documents and tourist transport.
According to the 2026 CWUR World University Rankings released on June 1, Duy Tan University remained the highest-ranked Vietnamese institution, climbing 33 places to 936th globally and placing in the top 4.4% of universities worldwide.
Since the end of 2001, Dak Lak province has recovered and repatriated 769 sets of remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who sacrificed their lives in various wartime periods in Mondulkiri province.
