Throughout history, great thinkers and economists have come up with economic formulas and models to help people understand growth of economies. What about Vietnam, a country that emerged from shadows of war, and for the past 40 years since reform has transitioned itself into one of the most dynamic economies in Asia? What is the X factor for the economic development of Vietnam?
As Vietnam strengthens its global presence, the launch of Vietnam Today comes at the perfect time, already earning praise from diplomats, academics, and businesses worldwide. It serves as a trusted voice for Vietnam while creating a platform to connect the country with the world and foster mutual understanding.
From a music-loving girl in Berlin to the runner-up of King of Rap - Tuimi has never stopped pushing her limits. On Showtime, she shares the journey of a fearless “one-woman show.”
Tang A Pau turned to photography after being diagnosed with a serious illness. On his journeys, he captured thousands of stunning images of birds, including the red-crowned crane in Vietnam. He also contributes to bird conservation efforts by donating his photographs to organizations and scientists who specialize in the study of rare bird species.
For the past 5 years, the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement has created a more favorable environment for businesses to seize new trade opportunities. Beyond tariff cuts, EVFTA has opened wider market access, strengthened intellectual property protections, and encouraged greater regulatory transparency.
Vietnam Today - Your Window on Vietnam, the English-language channel was established under Decision No.747/QĐ-TTg, issued by the Prime Minister on 11 April, 2025. Being launched by VTV, this channel will give a global audience a 'window on Viet Nam' by presenting a vivid, objective, and contemporary image of the Southeast Asian nation.
The story of agarwood in Tien Phuoc, Quang Nam, is one of transformation - from dangerous foraging in deep forests to a thriving, sustainable industry built on knowledge, tradition, and innovation.
Under the sky of the Fatherland, millions of Vietnamese hearts unite in pride to welcome the 80th National Day. During the parade rehearsal, the Air Defence – Air Force helicopter squadron carried the Party flag and the National Flag, creating a majestic and unforgettable moment.
Explore the culinary essence of the ancient capital in this episode of Fine Cuisine - The echoes of Hue's ancient culinary delights.
Once thought lost for a century, Kim Hoàng folk paintings have been revived in recent years. Despite remaining challenges, their signature red hue now shines again as a symbol of resilience, cultural continuity, and the powerful revival of Vietnam's rich traditional heritage
On the morning of 2 September 2025, at historic Ba Dinh Square, a solemn ceremony was held to mark the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (19 August 1945 – 19 August 2025) and National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (2 September 1945 – 2 September 2025), with the participation of the Party, State, National Assembly, Government, and Vietnam Fatherland Front.
Hearts Guarding the Forest portrays the lives of forest rangers in Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh City for whom the forest is home, heart and the very breath of nature. The film documents their dedication to protecting ecosystems, conserving biodiversity and sustaining the environment for future generations.
Quang Ninh has successfully complated its new-style rural development goals for 2021 - 2025. The province has preserved and revitalized diverse ethnic traditions - from festivals, folk games, and craft villages to unique rituals recognized by UNESCO.
Let’s look back at the remarkable moments from the 80th National Day parade on 2 September, 2025. Viet Nam - A Nation of Independence, Freedom and Happiness.
Let’s hear from foreign ambassadors and international experts.
Vibes of Vietnam is a 15-minute television program that takes viewers on a journey across Vietnam, exploring the unique beauty, culture, and people of each region. Each episode offers a short yet immersive experience, allowing you to truly feel the distinctive “vibes” that shape the rich identity of Vietnam.
"Vietnam Imprints" features diverse stories ranging from heritage and culture to contemporary life and development. Each episode sheds light on the people, places and values that shape Vietnam’s enduring identity.
A series that celebrates the richness of Vietnamese gastronomy. Each episode explores distinctive regional flavours, traditional recipes and modern culinary creativity, offering you a refined journey into the art of Vietnamese dining.
"Fun Learning Vietnamese" is an entertaining talk show with foreigners living in Vietnam, sharing their journeys of learning the language and the amusing stories along the way. Each episode welcomes a different guest and features playful Vietnamese challenges, making the learning experience both lively and engaging.
Tang A Pau turned to photography after being diagnosed with a serious illness. On his journeys, he captured thousands of stunning images of birds, including the red-crowned crane in Vietnam. He also contributes to bird conservation efforts by donating his photographs to organizations and scientists who specialize in the study of rare bird species.
Despite global economic uncertainties, Vietnam remains a strategic choice for international buyers seeking to diversify their supply chains. In response, Vietnamese businesses are showcasing their manufacturing capabilities and readiness to take part in global supply chains, from raw materials and manufacturing to distribution and logistics.
For the past 5 years, the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement has created a more favorable environment for businesses to seize new trade opportunities. Beyond tariff cuts, EVFTA has opened wider market access, strengthened intellectual property protections, and encouraged greater regulatory transparency.
In just four months, Vietnam Television (VTV) turned a national vision into reality. Vietnam Today, the country’s first English-language international TV channel, was created to offer global audiences a compelling view of modern Vietnam, from its rich cultural heritage to its dynamic digital economy. Discover how Vietnam Today became your window on Vietnam!
As Vietnam strengthens its global presence, the launch of Vietnam Today comes at the perfect time, already earning praise from diplomats, academics, and businesses worldwide. It serves as a trusted voice for Vietnam while creating a platform to connect the country with the world and foster mutual understanding.
Press around the world have paid close attention, offering in-depth assessments and perspectives on Vietnam’s standing and its path toward prosperity after eight decades of nation-building and development. And these reflections highlight Vietnam’s notable economic achievements as the country works toward its strategic goal of becoming a high-income developed nation by 2045.
Eighty years is not long for a nation to rise from the ashes of war — yet Vietnam stands strong today. Throughout history, bold decisions have propelled the country forward, and Resolution 71 may prove another milestone. Focused on comprehensive reform in education and training, it not only addresses current shortcomings but also lays out a vision for a modern, inclusive, and innovative system aligned with international standards.
Aside from bespoke destinations, tourists can explore Hanoi through its iconic landmarks — Hoan Kiem Lake, Turtle Tower, and more. Today, we turn to another symbol: the clock tower of Hanoi’s Central Post Office. For over 40 years, this clock has endured the passage of time, still ticking proudly. Let’s meet the technicians who have quietly preserved this enduring icon.
At 7:09 this morning, Vietnam Today officially went on air, becoming the country’s first international channel broadcasting in English. More than a media platform, it aims to showcase Vietnam’s image to the world, foster international cooperation, and strengthen the nation’s presence on the global stage. The launch ceremony was attended by Party General Secretary To Lam and other senior leaders at Ho Guom Theatre.
Vietnam’s socio-economic performance continued to improve in August, with the first eight months of the year outperforming the same period last year.
Throughout history, great thinkers and economists have come up with economic formulas and models to help people understand growth of economies. What about Vietnam, a country that emerged from shadows of war, and for the past 40 years since reform has transitioned itself into one of the most dynamic economies in Asia? What is the X factor for the economic development of Vietnam?
The Ministry of Construction has proposed raising the maximum monthly income limit for social housing buyers to 20 million VND, a 5 million VND increase from the current threshold.
This year, Vietnam and Cuba celebrate 65 years of diplomatic relations. In Cuba, there were once abandoned rice fields, covered with weeds. However, in these fields, Vietnamese rice seeds were sown. It brought faith and loyal friendship. And from that point, a beautiful, touching story of Vietnam-Cuba solidarity began.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has stressed that Vietnam must shift to exporting high-quality, organic, and traceable rice to build a national brand in the long term. Enterprises, cooperatives, and farmers in Tây Ninh province are now focusing on the one-million-hectare sustainable rice project linked to green growth in the Mekong Delta.
A biotech lab in northeastern France is testing a vaccine against head and neck cancer. Early results from Phase 1 clinical trials have raised hopes for a potential new approach to preventing the disease from recurring.
Google won't have to sell its Chrome browser, a judge in Washington said on Tuesday, handing a rare win to Big Tech in its battle with U.S. antitrust enforcers.
Russia and China have signed a memorandum of understanding on building the giant Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, but they have yet to agree on a price for one of the world's most expensive gas projects.
On Wednesday morning, China held a solemn military parade at Tiananmen Square in Beijing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
During this year's National Day holiday, 6,153 trucks were cleared through Lang Son's border gates.
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City staged spectacular fireworks displays to mark the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and Vietnam’s National Day on September 2nd at 5 major sites.
In this episode, we visit the historic site of Pac Bo - Cao Bang, known as the “cradle of the Vietnamese revolution, meet rapper Double2T, who blends ethnic folk traditions with modern rap in a truly distinctive style. And finally, we go back to the heroic years before The August Revolution through the musical Café, Bánh Mì!
From a music-loving girl in Berlin to the runner-up of King of Rap - Tuimi has never stopped pushing her limits. On Showtime, she shares the journey of a fearless “one-woman show.”
Then Pa village, located in Na Sang commune of Dien Bien province, is one of the main settlements of the Xa Phang ethnic group. Their culture has been carefully preserved and handed down through generations, adding vibrant colours to everyday life. These traditions are most vividly reflected in their clothing, particularly in the intricate art of embroidery and sewing.
Ba Don, whose real name is Nguyen Van Chanh, moved from Ben Tre to Saigon in the 1960s to work for guitar-making companies. After more than a decade, in 1975, he left to establish his own workshop. Together with his descendants, he built a renowned brand by crafting guitars of remarkable quality at affordable prices.
Located within Hoang Lien National Park, the Hoang Lien Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center currently cares for over 100 animals from 30 different wild species. Most of these animals fall under groups 1B and 2B in Vietnam's Decree 84/2021/ND-CP, all about wildlife protection.
Discover the ‘culinary diamond’ - the world-famous truffle from Italy’s Piedmont region. In Hanoi, Italian chefs invite Vietnamese diners on an exclusive culinary journey, from fine wine and pasta to the traditional Bagna Cauda, all celebrating the rare truffle’s unique flavour. A special evening where Italian culture and cuisine come together, with the Alba white truffle taking centre stage.
Only a population of just over 100 rare water conifers remains in Dak Lak Province. This plant holds both economic and scientific value, yet faces the risk of extinction as it can no longer reproduce naturally. Urgent conservation measures are being implemented to save this species listed in the Red Data Book.
Hanoi has lived through many eras, each with its own distinct flavours. Its dishes carry echoes of their origins, with food becoming a silent witness to history.
About 150 kilometres southeast of Hanoi, Xuan Thuy National Park in Ninh Binh province is recognised as one of Vietnam’s most important and distinctive nature reserves. Located just south of the Ba Lat estuary of the Red River, it is home to the largest mangrove ecosystem in northern Vietnam. The park’s rich habitats and biodiversity gained international recognition early on, making it the very first Ramsar site in Southeast Asia.
In a quiet mountain town, a small martial arts school has become more than just a place of training. At its heart is a devoted teacher who keeps the spark of tradition alive, passing down not only combat skills but also cultural values to both young athletes and children. With unique techniques and unwavering dedication, this “highland dojo” stands as a living legacy of resilience, discipline, and heritage.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has stressed that Vietnam must shift to exporting high-quality, organic, and traceable rice to build a national brand in the long term. Enterprises, cooperatives, and farmers in Tây Ninh province are now focusing on the one-million-hectare sustainable rice project linked to green growth in the Mekong Delta.
The cooling La Niña weather phenomenon may return between September and November, according to the United Nations on Sept 2.
Google won't have to sell its Chrome browser, a judge in Washington said on Tuesday, handing a rare win to Big Tech in its battle with U.S. antitrust enforcers.
Quang Ninh has successfully complated its new-style rural development goals for 2021 - 2025. The province has preserved and revitalized diverse ethnic traditions - from festivals, folk games, and craft villages to unique rituals recognized by UNESCO.
Vietnam is rapidly accelerating its training of AI talents to meet growing market demands and support digital transformation. The government, universities, and multinational companies are collaborating to develop high-quality AI workforce through modern training programs, international partnerships, and strategic investments. This effort aims to position Vietnam as a competitive player in the global AI industry.
French singer Hugo, known as Huy, has lived in Vietnam for three years. In Hue, he takes a tricycle ride through the ancient city, discovering its quiet beauty, tasting local specialties, and learning Vietnamese expressions. The journey blends food, culture, and language, offering Huy a deeper connection with Vietnam and highlighting Hue’s timeless charm.
Huy, a French expatriate, has lived in Vietnam for three years and loves Bun Đậu Mắm Tôm. In Hue, he joins friends to discover local specialties, learn about cooking traditions, and improve his Vietnamese. Through food, language lessons, and cultural exchanges, Huy experiences the charm of Hue and the warmth of its people.
Stephen Vũ, a Harvard graduate living in Vietnam since 2017, takes on Vietnamese language challenges with humor and energy. Blending cultural insights, funny moments, and wordplay, he shows his passion for learning languages and connecting across cultures. His story inspires viewers to embrace lifelong learning with curiosity and joy.