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65 years on: The lingering legacy of Agent Orange
More than half a century since the US military began the chemical warfare campaign in Vietnam, Agent Orange continues to affect the lives of millions of victims and generations of Vietnamese. On 10 August 2026 marks the 65th anniversary of the day the United States began spraying Agent Orange in Vietnam.
Free Vietnamese classes bring cultures closer
Society 02:39"Tháng cô hồn", "duyên", "vía" - Do you know any of these Vietnamese words? From everyday expressions to words rooted in culture and tradition, learning Vietnamese can reveal a whole new side of life in Vietnam. What's the most interesting Vietnamese word you've learnt?
Vietnam tops solo travel list
Society 00:46Vietnam has been named one of the world's 25 best destinations for solo travellers by U.S. travel magazine Travel + Leisure. The magazine points to Vietnam's safety, hospitality, stunning landscapes and unique cuisine.
Aid for Vietnamese in quake-hit Japan
Society 02:50Water shortages and extreme heat continue to hamper recovery efforts following the earthquake in Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture. On 3 August, Vietnamese community organisations, together with the Consulate-General of Vietnam in Fukuoka, delivered essential assistance to people in affected areas.
65 years on: The lingering legacy of Agent Orange
Society 05:46More than half a century since the US military began the chemical warfare campaign in Vietnam, Agent Orange continues to affect the lives of millions of victims and generations of Vietnamese. On 10 August 2026 marks the 65th anniversary of the day the United States began spraying Agent Orange in Vietnam.
Removing barriers to bring public services closer to people
Society 01:59In many localities in Vietnam, digital transformation means more than simply putting procedures online. From AI assistants to online appointment booking, digital transformation is about ensuring public services are more convenient for more people.
The tragedy of Agent Orange and the quest for justice
Society 03:31Mrs. Tran To Nga, an Agent Orange survivor residing in France, has become a symbol of resilience as the plaintiff pursuing a historic lawsuit against US chemical companies. After 17 years of fighting, the lawsuit has reached a remarkable turning point at the highest court level of the French judicial system, offering an unprecedented opportunity to re-examine legal liability for the consequences of war.
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