Hanoi architectural works in 1954 - 1986 period are also considered a valuable heritage, which for many decades were overlooked and forgotten.

Vietnam is racing against time to implement a historic restructuring of its political system, aiming to streamline governance and enhance efficiency under the decisive leadership of General Secretary To Lam.

In the case of the North-South high-speed railway, technology transfer includes not only the manufacture and installation of core equipment but also mastering technologies and operations, such as trains, rails and a signaling system.

Through reorganizations and mergers, the government’s organizational structure has remained stable since 2007 with 30 key units, including 18 ministries, 4 ministerial-level agencies, and eight agencies under the government.

“What impressed me most was the warm and friendly atmosphere during General Secretary To Lam’s visit to Ireland,” said Deirdre Ní Fhalluin, Ireland’s Ambassador to Vietnam.

As the global semiconductor industry races toward a $1 trillion valuation, Vietnam seeks to establish itself as a key player amid challenges in talent and ecosystem development.

A staggering 70% of Vietnam's state budget is locked in regular expenses, threatening future development. General Secretary To Lam's push for reform seeks to address this financial strain.

If Vietnam designs a North-South 350km/h passenger railway, it needs to hire high-quality experienced foreign contractors and workers, according to National Assembly former deputy chair of Economics Committee Nguyen Van Phuc.

Once teased for doing “women’s work,” Nhat Khiem now earns a substantial income by transforming his love for embroidery into art.

Vietnam’s gaming market is surging in popularity with 4.2 billion downloads in recent years. Yet, as the global gaming industry aims for $2.2 trillion by 2030, Vietnamese developers must overcome significant barriers to capture more market share.

The path forward for Vietnam lies in a new era of growth, driven by unity, strong leadership, and the strategic management of national talent, as outlined by General Secretary To Lam.

The Hadzabe of Tanzania remain Africa’s only hunter-gatherer tribe, and Vietnamese YouTuber Phan Thanh Quoc had the rare opportunity to join them on a hunt.

Lu Dac Long, one of the first-generation cascadeurs in Vietnam, talked with VietNamNet about his first days as a stuntman, and about his memories and work over the last 30 years.

Vietnam’s ambitious $67 billion North-South high-speed rail, designed to cut travel time between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to just 5.5 hours, is moving closer to reality.

As one of the youngest stuntwomen in Vietnam, Cam Tu is happy to pursue her passion and says Injuries and accidents on the job have not discouraged her from continuing.

Vietnam needs a transparent policy to mobilize non-state capital for the North-South high-speed railway project. This is expected to be the most important factor determining the success or failure of the project.

As the Party Secretary General, his speech is a wake-up call that urges people to take actions, an order that must be implemented without any delay, and a flag for us to follow and go ahead.

A Vietnamese YouTuber ventured into the heart of Tanzania to witness the Zigua people's extraordinary tradition of snake dancing.

More than 30 years since identifying economic stagnation as a critical risk, Vietnam is still grappling with this challenge.

Institutional reform requires not only innovative frameworks but also the right individuals to design and implement them. A recent VietNamNet roundtable discussed how Vietnam can create a new era of progress through people-driven reforms.