The Vietnamese government and international partners will mobilise all resources to overcome the consequences of unexploded ordnance (UXO) left over from the war, according to Don Tuan Phong, Vice

The capital city of Hanoi is endeavouring to support people with disabilities by offering them easier access to public facilities.

The short life of Vietnam's young heroic martyr, Nong Van Den alias Kim Dong, is alive again through a new TV series produced by private film companies in Ho Chi Minh City.

Chiem Hoa district of northern Tuyen Quang province is home to 18 ethnic groups, each with their own special cultures.

President Truong Tan Sang on December 1 joined with Ho Chi Minh City authorities and over 7,500 local residents at a charity walk to raise awareness for the International Day for People with Disabi

Looking for a"green" drink in Hanoi? A network of restaurants and cafes has been set up in Hanoi to offer small gifts or discounts to customers riding any kind of bicycle.

Mongolians celebrate their National Proclamation Day on November 26th of every year.

The Japanese Government has pledged to provide nearly 580,000 USD in non-refundable aid to five infrastructure projects in Vietnam.

A study entitled “Economy and happiness: Evidence from Vietnam’s rural areas” has found that marriage makes people happier. Report by Dan Tri newspaper.

The Vietnamese delegation has set a target of at least four gold medals for judo veterans (ranking in the top two) and is sending all “big names” to the forthcoming regional sports festival in Myan