Thirty-two outstanding Vietnamese expatriates across the world have returned home to herald the 70th founding anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).
The Vietnamese team - Hungyen Techedu has been crowned at the the Asia-Pacific Robot Contest (ABU Robocon), that rounded off on August 23 in Indonesia.
People in Hanoi have already gone shopping for all kinds of votive offerings including paper Ipads or luxury cars in preparation for the oncoming Vu Lan Festival.
Nguyen Thanh Duy raked a bronze medal in the IT software solutions for business at the 43rd WorldSkills Competition – the first medal of the Vietnamese team after five times participating in the event.
Vietnamese student Nguyen Thi Hien Gia has surpassed hundreds of thousands of competitors around the world to win the bronze medal for Microsoft PowerPoint® 2010 category under the MOSWC 2015 contest in the US.
While very popular in HCM City, charitable meal offers for low-income people have only recently started in Hanoi, and they have received great support from the public.
The public has voiced concerns over traffic safety after Hoan Kiem district authorities in Hanoi began to seek approval for a plan to pave 11 streets in the Old Quarter with flagstones.
Vietnam won team and individual prizes at the first International High School Students' Photo Festival Exchange in Higashikawa, Japan, that ran from August 4-10.
Vu Anh Thai, an eighth grader from the Archimedes Academy Secondary School, Hanoi has won the Grand Champion award at the International Mathematics Contest (IMC) in Singapore with a score of 92/100.
All four Vietnamese students won medals, including one gold and three silvers, at the freshly-ended International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) 2015 in Kazakhstan.
A skeleton of a whale measuring 22m in length and weighing 65 tonnes, considered to be the largest in Southeast Asia, has gone on display at a temple in Phan Thiet City.
PM Nguyen Tan Dung received Vietnamese American astronomer Luu Le Hang from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who has been recognized as one of the world’s most famous astronomers.