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What is Vietnam Today?

04/09/2025

03:09

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.

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Boosting sustainable farming in dry regions

Society 01:54

High-tech and sustainable farming is transforming dry regions like Lâm Đồng and Khánh Hòa, boosting incomes, cutting emissions, and delivering record yields while opening new opportunities such as carbon credits for disadvantaged communities.

Flexible Tet bonuses to retain workers

Society 00:52

According to reports from localities, Tet bonuses this year are generally on par with or slightly higher than last year.

International cooperation for sustainable resilience

Society 03:05

As Vietnam advances into a new development phase, efforts to protect vulnerable people and strengthen climate resilience are taking shape along the storm-prone central coast, with support from international partners.

UNESCO honours STEM conical hat project

Society 02:15

STEM is an integrated education approach combining Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics designed to help students apply knowledge to real life, foster creativity and teamwork. Through the STEM Conical Hat initiative, Gia Thanh Secondary School in Phú Thọ Province has become one of six schools worldwide, honoured by UNESCO for innovation in teaching.

14th National Party Congress draws global media

Politics 02:46

The 14th National Party Congress is not only a major political event for Vietnam, but also one that has drawn strong international attention. Seventy-nine foreign journalists and press assistants are attending and covering the Congress.

People placed at centre of development

Politics 02:22

In his report to the 14th National Party Congress, Party General Secretary To Lam reaffirmed that the people are the foundation of the nation and must be placed at the centre of development. This people-first message continues to resonate, with all policies aimed at improving lives and respecting the voices of the people.