[VOVWORLD] - The Central Highlands is renowned for its vast coffee plantations and beans with a rich aroma and distinctive flavor. From this region comes Soldier Coffee, a brand that reflects the role of Vietnamese soldiers not just in national defense but also in economic development. The brand is part of Coffee Company No. 15 under Military Region 5.

[VOVWORLD] - In today’s fast-paced world, classical music offers a welcome escape from the pressures of daily life and a way to nourish the soul. With the launch of VOV Sonata-FM89, classical music lovers in Vietnam are getting a major upgrade to their daily playlist.

[VOVWORLD] - Many Dao families in Nam Dang Hamlet, Minh Khai Commune, Cao Bang Province, once lived in scattered areas vulnerable to landslides and flash floods. They have since moved to a resettlement area with electricity, clean water, and better roads. The new homes were made possible through state investment and the cooperation of local residents.

[VOVWORLD] - October 10 is observed as Vietnam’s National Digital Transformation Day. Digital technology is changing the way many sectors operate, including defense. Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, big data, and simulation technologies are not only enhancing research and training capabilities but also opening up new avenues for cooperation between Vietnam and other countries, helping build trust and strengthen the ability to respond to emerging security challenges.

[VOVWORLD] - Every rainy season, many households living along the Ayun River in Ia Hiao commune, Gia Lai province, live in fear of rising floodwaters. To help them lead safer and more secure lives, the Gia Lai provincial People’s Committee is building a new resettlement area in a safer location.

[VOVWORLD] - The Tuyen Citadel Festival, held every year during the Mid-Autumn Festival, took place from September 19 to 25 this year. The week-long event aims to preserve and promote traditional cultural values, and help boost Tuyen Quang province's tourism. 

[VOVWORLD] - An exhibition called "Retaining the Moon" is being held at Hanoi's Arts and Cultural Center at 22 Hang Buom Street, featuring more than 50 Mid-Autumn works of art, modeled after over-a-century old artifacts. The artworks, together with the dazzling star-shaped and revolving lanterns, the drum beats, and the laughter of young visitors make for a merry full-moon festival. 

[VOVWORLD] - From community festivals held without elaborate staging or performance platforms to a 30-year journey to revive cultural traditions that were once at risk of fading away, mountainous communes around Da Nang City have gradually turned traditional culture into a driving force for development.

[VOVWORLD] - On September 5, more than 1,100 students in the border commune of Tra Linh, Cao Bang province, began the 2026–2027 school year at a new school. For many ethnic minority students, this is their first time studying in new classrooms and computer rooms, and their first time living away from their families in a boarding-school environment.