Việt Nam is a multi-religion country, where spiritual beliefs coexist peacefully, enjoy equality before the law and are closely connected with the nation’s history.

Việt Nam will invest about US$16 billion over 2026–2030 to modernise rural areas, cut poverty and boost development in ethnic minority and mountainous regions under a recently certified National Assembly resolution.

As of Wednesday noon, there were 46,304 responses, with 62 per cent agreeing to swap the working day on Friday (January 2, 2026) and make it up on Saturday (January 10).

As it moves towards becoming a “mega-city”, HCM City faces growing pressure from rapid population growth, strained infrastructure and intensifying competition for investment, prompting experts to view public spaces not merely as social amenities but as strategic economic and investment assets.

The award underscores how Vietnamese cities are increasingly turning to digital tools, from AI hotlines to citizen apps, to address long-standing governance and service delivery challenges.

A training programme paired with a live-fire cybersecurity drill aimed at bolstering information security resilience held by the city police department and Quang Trung Software City officially began in HCM City on Wednesday (December 24).

Buses will operate daily from 5:00 am to 7:00 pm, offering a convenient, safe and cost-effective transport option for visitors arriving on the island as well as for daily local travel.

So far, 31 out of the former 63 cities and provinces have set up provincial steering committees for safe water supply.

Officials say stronger digital infrastructure and cashless payments are key as Bắc Ninh looks to consolidate its position in Việt Nam’s growing e-commerce economy.

The campaign aims to mobilise social resources to support 1.5 million people in need during the upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday.

The upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday lasts from February 14 to 22, 2026.

Data from the Traffic Police Department at the Ministry of Public Security showed that Việt Nam now counts over 7.2 million registered automobiles and 80.6 million motorcycles and mopeds.

The congress will have the theme 'Emulate innovation and creativity, accelerate breakthroughs to propel the nation into a new era of strong, civilised and prosperous development'.

The awards council decided to present two Grade B prizes, five Grade C prizes and nine consolation prizes (with no Grade A awarded) to these works, covering social sciences and humanities, agricultural sciences, engineering and technology, and medical and pharmaceutical sciences.

AI application and development scheme is among key measures to advance the construction of a smart city as well as e-government and digital government, which Bắc Ninh has prioritised for the coming year.

The programme to develop Bắc Ninh into a smart healthcare province focuses on strengthening the capacity of grassroots medical facilities.

Launched in the wake of historic floods, the Quang Trung Campaign set out to rebuild damaged homes at speed, ensuring thousands of families have safe shelter before Tết.

The four-day event drew over 1,000 participants to discuss pharmaceutical regulatory reforms, drug registration mechanisms and Việt Nam's path toward international standards.

At the police station, N.L.T. admitted to posting comments threatening terrorism, claiming the act was intended merely as a “joke” and that there was no intention to carry it out.

Hà Nội's Department of Construction will pilot restrictions on certain vehicles on several key routes during peak hours as part of an effort to ease traffic congestion in the capital.