Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà, head of the National Steering Committee on Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing, stressed that all violations must be dealt with strictly, with “absolutely no actions that could undermine national efforts to have the European Commission’s yellow card lifted.”

Hà Nội authorities call for urgent legal aid reforms, aiming to expand support for vulnerable individuals, address business dispute gaps, and strengthen resources and coordination nationwide.

Vietnamese Ambassador Đinh Toàn Thắng conveyed the November 13 call from the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Central Committee urging the Vietnamese community at home and abroad to uphold the nation’s tradition of solidarity and mutual support.

The IAEA praised Việt Nam’s efforts in preparing its self-evaluation report for the mission.

The HCM City Real Estate Association (HoREA) has urged the Government not to establish new State-run property transaction centres, warning the model could duplicate existing functions and increase administrative costs.

To ensure train safety and to suit actual conditions, the railway sector is forced to adjust the passenger train schedule.

The Ministry of Construction has proposed 79 locations for live television broadcasts, symbolising the 79th anniversary of National Resistance Day (December 19, 1946 – December 19, 2025).

A month of overlapping storms has tested Việt Nam’s resilience and forced a hard look at how the country prepares, responds and protects growth in an era of extreme climate shocks.

The three recipients of the National Fellowship 2025, selected from over 100 scientific proposals, epitomise the programme’s rigorous criteria and strategic vision — prioritising fundamental and applied research with real-world impact, and direct contributions to sustainable development.

For Cuba, Việt Nam’s cooperation in the field of agriculture is currently the foundation for achieving food security. Việt Nam is supporting Cuba in the production of rice, maize, soybeans, and other crops, and Vietnamese companies in the Mariel Special Development Zone are producing essential consumer goods for the Cuban people.

Over 450,000 Vietnamese currently live and work in Japan under various residency statuses, including trainees, specified skilled workers, engineers, and technicians.

Việt Nam hosts its first international military gender adviser course, training officers from across the world to strengthen UN peacekeeping and gender expertise.

Officials have warned the lack of technical and fire-safety rules for EV chargers and lithium-ion-powered vehicles in enclosed spaces complicates design approvals, safety inspections and requests to retrofit older buildings.

Their aim is not only to preserve and develop traditional herbal bath remedies, but also to create local livelihoods for women in the commune.

All other travellers will be required to complete the entire pre-flight process digitally, using biometric identification linked to the VNeID electronic ID system or via self-service kiosks at the airport.

Two survivors who lived through massacres carried out by Korean soldiers in 1968 in the former Quảng Nam Province (now merged with Đà Nẵng City) have been awarded the Rhee Yeunghui Prize in its 13th edition.

From 6pm on Sunday, contractors repairing the pass began regulating traffic, allowing all vehicles to travel through the area.

The draft circular, now open for public comment, lays out a seven-tier scale and introduces more detailed skill descriptors to guide curriculum design, teacher training and textbook development.

Việt Nam will begin a major expansion of a nearly 100km expressway next month to ease chronic congestion on the main artery connecting HCM City with the Mekong Delta, one of the country’s key agricultural and logistics hubs.