Art reawakens Hanoi's public spaces
Last year, Hanoi saw a surge in both quantity and quality of public art endeavours, a leap forward in the art of breathing new life into urban landscapes
Five major shifts chart overseas Vietnamese affairs in 2026 and beyond
In a world marked by intensifying strategic competition, emerging conflicts and intertwined economic, security and social challenges, nearly 6.5 million Vietnamese living in over 130 countries and territories have continued to look to the homeland as a firm spiritual anchor. The homeland remains a source of confidence, connection and aspiration for Vietnamese abroad.
Homeland Spring highlights diaspora role in tech transfer and startups
The programme enables OVs to meet Party and State leaders, update themselves on national development orientations and share ideas and proposals in science and technology, innovation, investment, education and promoting Vietnam’s image abroad. It also serves as a platform connecting the diaspora with ministries, sectors and localities to advance cooperation, knowledge transfer and international linkages, Hang told the Vietnam News Agency.
Party General Secretary urges shift from words to action, from awareness to implementation
Organisational and personnel weaknesses must not be allowed to slow national progress, the Party General Secretary said, noting that time is a vital and non-renewable development resource, and delays in implementation risk wasting resources and missing opportunities for development.
National conference held to disseminate, implement Party Congress’s resolution
Through 10 topics, the conference focuses on the key contents and new points in the documents of the 14th National Party Congress.Through 10 topics, the conference focuses on the key contents and new points in the documents of the 14th National Party Congress.
Joint statement on occasion of Vietnamese Party chief's state visit to Cambodia
Vietnam and Cambodia on February 6 issued a joint statement on the occasion of the State visit to Cambodia by General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam.
Vietnamese Party chief arrives in Vientiane, beginning state visit to Laos
The selection of Laos as the first country for the visit by General Secretary Lam and the high-ranking delegation of the Party and State in the new term holds profound political significance, demonstrating Vietnam’s consistent policy of attaching special importance and top priority to the Vietnam–Laos relationship.
Party leader attends pre-Tet gathering with incumbent, former senior public security officers
Acknowledging and commending the important contributions of the People’s Public Security Force in recent years, the Party leader noted that the protection of national security and the maintenance of social order and safety have seen major breakthroughs, helping keep Vietnam among the world’s safest and most secure countries. This has enhanced the country’s attractiveness to international investors and tourists.
Party General Secretary To Lam leaves Hanoi for state visit to Laos
The trip is an occasion for the two Parties and countries to continue affirming their great special solidarity, faithful attachment, and unwavering bond — a relationship that has been tested and continuously nurtured throughout history.
Vietnamese youth in Hong Kong confident in Party leadership
Nguyen Nhan Tri, President of the Vietnamese Students’ Association in Hong Kong and a student at Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU), noted his firm confidence that the Party will continue to lead the nation in unity to successfully fulfil the major goals set out by the 14th National Party Congress.
Party General Secretary awarded 45-year Party membership badge
Throughout all circumstances, Party leader To Lam has remained steadfast in his political conviction, absolutely loyal to the Party’s ideals, dedicated to serving the Fatherland and the people, committed to Marxism-Leninism and Ho Chi Minh Thought, and exemplary in revolutionary ethics and discipline.
Communist Party of Vietnam - Source of trust and aspiration
The Party was founded on February 3, 1930, by leader Nguyen Ai Quoc. The people affectionately called it “our Party,” a simple name embodying deep trust. Armed with Marxism–Leninism and a clear goal - national independence, people’s freedom and human happiness - the Party gave the Vietnamese revolution direction, organisation and leadership. From darkness, the nation stepped into the light; from slavery, the people became masters; from loss of independence, Vietnam established its own State in the Autumn of 1945.
14th National Congress demonstrates CPV’s political resolve, stature: int'l friends
Dasun Wijesekara, a representative of the Media Unit of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP-People's Liberation Front) of Sri Lanka described the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam as an event of exceptional scale, noting that organising such a programme is far from easy and reflects the Party’s vitality and strong organisational capacity.
Cambodian media impressed by Vietnam’s long-term vision
The articles underscored a set of strategic solutions rooted in renewed thinking, designed to steer the country into an era of peace, independence, democracy, prosperity, civilisation, and happiness under continued socialist orientation.
Resolutions into Action: Indonesian scholar highlights Vietnam’s major turning point
The author, a senior researcher at the Centre for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS), wrote that the Congress’s unanimously re-elect General Secretary To Lam for another five years clearly reflected a choice for stability and continuity amid increasingly complex regional and international developments.
Top 10 university start-ups in Vietnam secure innovation backing
The selected projects share a strong technology-driven orientation, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI), digital solutions and advanced materials. Their innovations address large-scale, real-world issues across sectors including healthcare, education, legal services, agriculture, energy, environmental protection and public governance.
Vietnam, EU upgrade ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Vietnamese State President Luong Cuong and President of the European Council (EC) António Costa on January 29 officially announced the upgrading of Vietnam–EU relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership after 35 years of establishing diplomatic ties.
People - centre of all policymaking in Vietnam: Egyptian journals
Liga Hispano and Elsoot identified a central and foundational highlight of the Congress documents as the consistent affirmation that “the people are the centre, the subject, the goal, the driving force and the resource of development.”
Vietnam backs all peace initiatives in line with int’l law, UN Charter: official
As a responsible UN member state, Vietnam stands ready to work together with other members and partners to build and strive for a more just, stable and prosperous world for all nations and peoples.