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National park revives after restoration
The lush spike rush fields, the favourite food of the sarus crane, have returned to Go Lao Voi in sub-area A1 of Tram Chim National Park after years of absence. Their revival is a direct result of ecosystem restoration efforts carried out under the Sarus Crane Conservation Project, now in its second year of implementation.
Capital city law to advance digital transformation
Society 04:19Long-term planning is one of Việt Nam's top priorities right now. And that brings us to the draft amended Law on the Capital City, which aims to provide Hà Nội with enhanced autonomy and special policies to drive national development.
Students prepare for globalised labour market
Society 02:42According to the World Economic Forum's 2025 Future of Jobs report, human-centred skills like resilience and flexibility rank among the top two hiring priorities. In Việt Nam, amid deepening international integration, students and educational institutions alike are actively adapting to meet increasingly global recruitment standards.
Preserving culture, empowering communities
Society 02:41In Sơn La, a mountainous province in Việt Nam where more than 83% of the population are ethnic groups, a wide range of practical initiatives have helped local residents stabilise their lives.
Young Vietnamese build bicycle businesses in Japan
Society 02:33From this everyday habit, many young Vietnamese have spotted an opportunity, learning from Japanese practices while forging their own path at the heart of the bicycle industry.
Hồ Chí Minh’s night-time economy: untapped gold mine
Society 02:41Zooming into local efforts that aim to drive the growth of tourism. Hồ Chí Minh City is embracing a growing night-time economy, where business and social life continue well beyond daylight hours. From bustling streets like Bùi Viện walking street to late-night eateries, after-dark activity is becoming an increasingly important driver of urban growth.
Protecting orchards in the durian capital
Society 02:14Ngũ Hiệp Islet in Đồng Tháp Province, known as the durian capital of the Mekong Delta, has long been famous for its high-value orchards, which provide the main source of income for many local households. However, during the peak of the dry season, when water becomes scarce and unpredictable, durian growers here face not only extreme heat but also the constant threat of salinity intrusion.
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