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As Vietnam reshapes its map, experts stress that new place names should reflect heritage - not just fit data systems.
India’s government will officially transport sacred Buddha relics - recognized as national treasures - to Vietnam by military aircraft, marking a spiritual highlight of the 2025 United Nations Day of Vesak hosted by Vietnam.
This nationwide expression of gratitude will be disbursed on April 30, at the same time with the Reunification Day celebrations.
Authorities in Nghe An have cordoned off a cave in the Len Chua area (Nghia Thanh Commune, Nghia Dan District) after discovering what appears to be multiple human skeletons inside.
Nearly 600 counterfeit powdered milk brands targeting patients and infants have been exposed, revealing a fraudulent network that earned up to $19.6 million and highlighted major regulatory lapses in product quality oversight and post-market checks.
In cases of false advertising, violators may face administrative fines or even criminal charges, said Major General Hoang Anh Tuyen.
According to the Hanoi People’s Court, former Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Linh Ngoc and several other defendants will stand trial on May 12 in a first-instance hearing.
The North-South high-speed railway project is expected to begin construction before December 31, 2026.
Choosing to work during April 30 - May 1 holiday pays off, as many earn 3-4 times their usual wages.
A prison sentence of six to seven years was proposed for former Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Hoang Quoc Vuong for "abusing position and power while performing duties" in a solar power case.
Professors Tran Van Giau and Dang Luong Mo have been recognized for their exceptional contributions to the development of Ho Chi Minh City between 1975 and 2025, as part of a celebration honoring 60 distinguished individuals.
Fifty years after the historic aerial parade, former pilot Nguyen Van Nghia returned to Bien Hoa Air Base and recalled the moment he led a roaring squadron of MiG-21 jets over Ho Chi Minh City on the day of victory.
While experts and business representatives agree that Vietnam urgently needs a Personal Data Protection Law, many also raised concerns about the challenges of compliance and proposed adjustments to make the legislation more practical and feasible.
The Ministry of Health is stepping up inspections on social platforms and e-commerce sites to eliminate fake or unlicensed beauty products.
The Vietnamese comprehensive culture programme, in English, will include two semesters to develop Vietnamese language proficiency and provide foreigners with knowledge about Vietnamese geography, history, art and socio-economics.
Painter Vo Tan Thanh, 75, has spent over half a century restoring portraits of heroes and martyrs. Most recently, with witnesses’ memories, he recreated the image of Dieu Cai, a faithful son of the Cho Ro people.
As the police cite short circuit, Mercedes blames rodents; the singer turns to court for justice.
A flight descending into Hanoi spotted a kite just 300 meters above the ground, raising aviation safety concerns.
Vietnam Railways (VNR) is ramping up its services, including additional trips on the North-South route and to popular destinations in order to meet rising travel demand during the April 30 – May 1 public holidays.
The war keepsakes not only hold historical value but also serve as evidence for post-war Vietnam-US friendship. They also embody compassion and hope for a closer future relationship between the two nations.