A group of young people have received high praise after they spent more than three hours picking up 19 tonnes of litter scattered along the coast of Tien Giang in the Mekong Delta.
A railside coffee shop has just been opened at the Long Bien Train Station, offering customers a good view of the passing train after the popular railway cafes near Tran Phu and Phung Hung streets were closed.
A pho beef noodle soup restaurant in Au Trieu Street has attracted longer queues of customers after being selected in the Bib Gourmand category by the Michelin Guide.
The Prime Minister has decided to force former Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Vu Hong Nam out of his job for serious violations and wrongdoings in work, as a disciplinary measure.
Vietnam's power giant EVN has explained the reasons behind its purchase of electricity from neighbouring countries rather than from renewable energy facilities at home.
The Hanoi Department of Planning and Investment has just stopped the construction of the Sanrio Hello Kitty World Hanoi project which has been stagnant for four years.
Australian Ambassador Andrew Goledzinowski has just hosted a working dinner with members of the Australia-Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Group at the Australian Embassy in Vietnam.
The Ha Giang Provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism is investigating a photo which showed a tourist sitting on an engraved stone marking Vietnams northern border at Lung Cu Flag Tower.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has called on the nation to save electricity in the next three years amid challenges in power supply that have resulted in massive power cuts.
A delegation from the University of Technology and Management visited Venezuela, aiming to seek stronger education and training cooperation with Venezuelan partners.
Scaling Everest is always dangerous, but expedition organisers have warned that a combination of extreme weather, corner-cutting on safety, and inexperienced and "impatient" foreign climbers has resulted in one of the peak's deadliest mountaineering seasons.
Considered a national treasure, ginseng grown mainly on Ngoc Linh Mountain along the Truong Son range has become a live-saver for poverty-stricken families of the Xe Dang ethnic people in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum.