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Days before his final battle, soldier Nguyen Van Phuong sent a farewell letter to his family. Now preserved at the Gac Ma Memorial, his words offer a powerful reminder of sacrifice and duty.
Despite celebrity apologies and promised refunds, concerns remain over the product's production process and official test results.
Dang Thi Nhung, now 83, still vividly remembers the day she received the devastating news that her son had died at Gac Ma. As the nation honors the 64 fallen soldiers, families reflect on their sacrifice and the legacy they left behind.
At the Gac Ma Memorial Site, Major Tran Thi Thuy stood beside the portrait of her father, who died in the 1988 battle. She was born after his passing, growing up with only stories of his heroism.
Concerns over housing, driven by soaring real estate prices, and the high costs of education, healthcare and daily living have discouraged young couples from having more children.
Deputy Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son has shared information about key training fields and disciplines aligned with the country’s development policies and orientations.
The mother of a boy who was rescued recently said that every time her son leaves home, his pet dog follows to protect him, though the dog had never been trained to do so. It became the boy's close friend.
As Vietnam aims for 8% GDP growth in 2025 and double-digit expansion in the coming years, experts stress that institutional reform is crucial to sustaining long-term economic progress.
Despite the heartbreaking loss of their son, a family in Ho Chi Minh City chose to donate his organs, allowing another young man to live. This is a story of loss, hope, and second chances.
Vietnam’s private sector contributes over 50% of GDP, yet legal barriers hinder expansion. Experts urge reforms to unlock business potential.
Vietnamese entrepreneurs face mounting regulatory challenges, with complex licensing requirements stifling business growth. Experts call for urgent reforms to improve Vietnam’s investment climate.
Many cancer patients seeking treatment abroad are surprised to find that the same medications and therapies are available in Vietnam at a fraction of the cost.
The tragic death of a 16-month-old outside a daycare center has reignited concerns over student safety. With multiple school-related accidents in recent years, urgent action is needed.
Despite economic expansion, Vietnam’s private businesses remain small globally. What challenges do they face?
While financial concerns are a key factor, experts argue that emotional stress and changing societal values are equally responsible for Vietnam’s declining birth rate.
Pham Ngoc Canh, a man whose beautiful fairy-tale-like love story with his North Korean wife touched many hearts, passed away on February 26.
Vietnam’s border guards brave sleepless nights, harsh terrain, and extreme weather to protect national sovereignty and support local communities.
South Korean Ambassador Choi Young Sam discusses trade, investment, and technology cooperation, highlighting South Korea’s role in Vietnam’s economic growth.
To date, there has been no universally accepted definition of what constitutes a digital economy.
Vietnamese startups will be able to quickly join international markets with innovative products and technologies, and proficiency in foreign languages, according to Prof Tran Luong Son, Director of the Entrepreneurship Program at SUNY Cobleskill.