Dong Nai recovers 120 sets of martyrs’ remains from Cambodia
The southern city of Dong Nai recovered 220 sets of war martyrs’ remains from the start of 2026 through October 21, including 120 in Cambodia, and 66 in the communes of Loc Quang, Loc Thanh, Tan Loi and Loc Ninh.
Quang Tri tightens fishing fleet management to combat IUU fishing
Fishermen are urged to maintain vessel monitoring systems and ensure uninterrupted connections, particularly during the storm and rainy season. Vessels remaining ashore must also comply with monitoring and documentation requirements.
Great National Unity Day in Europe: Youth build stronger, more united community
There are many untapped assets in the Vietnamese community in Europe, including knowledge, management experience, science-technology, economic resources and international connections. Linked effectively, they could contribute more directly to Vietnam’s development, and the community can keep serving as a friendship bridge between Vietnam and European countries.
Hanoi mobilises over 9.3 million USD to support the poor
At the event, 12 organisations received certificates of merit from the Hanoi Party Committee and 14 others were commended by the Chairperson of the municipal People’s Committee for contributions to the “For Vietnam’s Seas and Islands” Fund. Another 19 organisations were recognised for fundraising and relief efforts for people affected by natural disasters in 2025, while 20 organisations and businesses were honoured for their social welfare contributions.
Vietnamese language education network expanded across Canada
In line with the Political Bureau’s Resolution No. 23-NQ/TW on overseas Vietnamese affairs, CVCEC’s initiative combines technology and educational cooperation to connect previously independent classes, expand access to Vietnamese language learning and help young people maintain their ties with the homeland.
Vietnamese community in Macao strengthens solidarity, contributes to homeland
The experience of the OV Association in Macau reflects the spirit of Resolution No. 23-NQ/TW as they have overcome difficulties, formed a united community, complied with local laws and built trust among local authorities and residents.
An Giang mobilises resources to improve social welfare
Local authorities have stepped up efforts to mobilise donations from businesses, organisations and philanthropists to build bridges, roads and houses, supporting poverty reduction and new-style rural development.
Ha Tinh steps up fleet management, e-catch traceability to combat IUU fishing
In recent years, the province has recorded no cases of vessels crossing permitted maritime boundaries or illegally fishing in foreign waters, thanks to round-the-clock monitoring.
Dien Bien province collects 81 DNA samples to identify war martyrs
Dien Bien has 7,398 graves of martyrs and youth volunteers across 11 cemeteries, 6,894 of which contain remains. In the first phase of the 500-day campaign, authorities exhumed and sampled 4,607 graves in seven cemeteries, meeting 100% of the plan, and handed 4,343 eligible samples to the Military Forensic Institute for testing.
An Giang strengthens security, healthcare preparedness for APEC 2027
With Phu Quoc selected to host APEC activities, preparations must meet high standards, particularly in maintaining public order, protecting participants, providing healthcare and responding promptly to emergencies.
Great solidarity festival to strengthen cohesion among Vietnamese communities in Europe: ambassador
Amid global uncertainties, solidarity is increasingly important to helping OVs support one another, integrate into host societies and promote cooperation between Vietnam and other countries, said Vietnamese Ambassador to the Czech Republic Duong Hoai Nam.
DNA drive offers hope of identifying fallen soldiers in Hai Phong
The municipal police are working with relevant agencies to verify information about unidentified fallen soldiers and their relatives, collect samples from eligible individuals and update records in the National Population Database.
Government launches action plan to attract, utilise talent in key sectors
An open and flexible national talent criteria framework will be developed, comprising general standards and specific criteria tailored to different groups, sectors, fields and types of assignments.
Communication key to removing EC’s ‘yellow card’
Communication and supervision have gradually raised local fishermen’s awareness of their responsibilities in complying with fishing regulations, reporting requirements and VMS rules.
Foreign tourist rescued after falling into 10-metre-deep hole in Da Lat
The incident occurred at around 5.45am in Hon Bo mountain area of Lam Vien–Da Lat ward, when the woman, identified by her initials G.S.W., was hiking in the area and fell into a hole, said to be part of an abandoned mining site, about 70cm in diametre.
Vietnam calls for human-centred AI integration in education at ACT +1 convention
The Vietnamese representative examined the opportunities and challenges of AI in Vietnam’s general education system and proposed a four-layer leadership model covering leadership styles, leadership mechanisms, areas of AI integration and integration outcomes.
Vietnam National University urged to lead in technology development
VNU Hanoi should affirm its position as a research and innovation university complex by continuing to reform its governance model, capitalising on its multidisciplinary strengths, and promoting digital transformation and the application of artificial intelligence.
Hai Phong strengthens management of foreign employees
Hai Phong is tightening management of foreign workers while simplifying administrative procedures and improving living conditions to accommodate its expanding international business community.
Yang Ming’s container ship makes first call at Tan Cang - Cai Mep terminal
Kevin Wang, Director of Operations and Logistics at Yang Ming Vietnam, praised the TCIT’s operating capabilities, service quality and coordination. He said he hopes the two sides will keep deepening cooperation, improve operating efficiency and work toward sustainable maritime transport.
Cultural industries development and intellectual property laws under review
According to the Government’s submission, the draft Law on Cultural Industries Development covers the development of ecosystems for cultural industries; support for creativity and the establishment and valuation of intellectual property rights; human resources; infrastructure; markets; finance; and investment incentives and support.