A string of low-magnitude quakes rattled Sơn La, Huế and Quảng Ngãi over the past two days, the strongest reaching 4.0 on the Richter scale. Scientists say the tremors reflect normal crustal stress rather than major tectonic movement.

The coast guard and border guard forces have coordinated to raise awareness about combating illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing and call on fishermen to secure their boats ahead of Storm No.13 in HCM City.

Typhoon Kalmaegi has left a trail of destruction across Việt Nam’s Central Highlands, killing at least five people and causing an estimated VNĐ7.05 trillion (US$268 million) in damage.

Dozens of people, including two pregnant women and a 21-year-old with kidney failure, have been hospitalised after eating bánh mì from the same sandwich shop in HCM City. Health authorities are investigating the source of the suspected bacterial contamination.

The Jeunes Reporters Francophones contest, launched by Le Courrier du Vietnam in 2016, has grown from a small editorial initiative into one of Việt Nam’s leading Francophone cultural events, celebrating a new generation of young writers who see education as a force for community and change.

In response to this pressing challenge, at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference, Việt Nam committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

The VNRC has allocated money for emergency relief work, including cash and P&G water purifier powder packages.

Health experts gathered in Hà Nội to share their expertise and promote cooperation in cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment at the Hà Nội Cancer Prevention Conference 2025 on November 6-7.

The discussion highlighted ongoing reforms under Politburo's Resolution 66-NQ/TW and new initiatives to enhance public legal awareness in the digital era.

A 250kg unexploded bomb with its detonator still intact, found in the Nậm Mộ River area of Tương Dương Commune, Nghệ An Province, was safely defused and detonated Friday.

Initial reports show the storm left five fatalities, damaged more than 2,000 homes, and caused widespread power cuts. 

The October Revolution of 1917 not only liberated the Russian people but also became a source of inspiration for colonial nations striving for self-determination.

Typhoon Kalmaegi, the 13th storm to affect Việt Nam this year, has left five people dead and seven injured as of Friday morning. Localities are continuing to review the damage. A relief package worth US$3 million has been approved by the government to support the three most affected provinces.

A ten-minute documentary by the Việt Nam News multimedia team about the capital’s remarkable journey of development 70 years after its liberation has won a consolation prize at the National Press Awards in the Television category.

Việt Nam plans to develop large-scale energy storage systems as part of its strategy to stabilise its fast-growing renewable power grid and meet its net-zero emissions target by 2050, officials said at a forum in HCM City on Friday.

Several submissions urged greater policy support for disadvantaged groups and workers, asserting that social stability underpins sustained growth.

The TALIS 2024 survey, conducted by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), provides internationally comparable data on lower secondary teachers and school principals, reflecting their characteristics, perspectives, and professional experiences amid education reform and digital transformation.

They are not soldiers or officials, yet when floodwaters rise, they become the line between fear and survival.

Following the report, Đắk Lắk Province recorded three deaths and two injuries, while Gia Lai Province reported two fatalities and two injuries.

Authorities race to repair damage and ensure safety after days of torrential rain and flooding