(VOVWORLD) - In Vietnam, autism remains a complex and deeply emotional journey—not just for the children affected, but also for their families, educators, and society. With determination and compassion, communities nationwide are coming together to support these children by early intervention, vocational training, and creating career pathways. From mothers navigating initial diagnoses to teachers guiding life-changing breakthroughs, their collective support is changing the lives of children with autism.

(VOVWORLD) - July 28, 1995, marked a historic milestone in Vietnam’s journey of international integration as it officially joined the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Over the past three decades, Vietnam’s pivotal contributions to regional integration, cooperation, and the building of a cohesive ASEAN Community have been widely acknowledged. To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Vietnam’s accession, VOV presents a special program titled “Vietnam – 30 Years of Integration and Development with ASEAN”.

(VOVWORLD) -Using torn and faded photos of fallen soldiers — and in many cases, with no photo at all — the young men of the Skyline group have helped many families obtain a clear, restored portrait with which to remember husbands, fathers, and brothers who sacrificed their lives fighting for Vietnam's independence. The quiet, behind-the-scenes work of this group of young people who restore martyrs' portraits has eased the pain of their relatives and given them comfort.

(VOVWORLD) - A pot with googly eyes or a cartoon character with misshapen teeth are among the hot-sale products from Bat Trang, Vietnam’s centuries-old ceramics village. There, 27-year-old Vu Tuan Long is turning tradition on its head. What began as a joke on TikTok has become a thriving studio, drawing millions of views and real-world visitors. In a place known for polished beauty, Long’s “ceramesses” are showing that even the weird has a place in heritage.

(VOVWORLD) - During its struggles for national independence, Vietnam gained support from many international friends, including the people of Sweden. Among them was Elisabeth Dahlin, who, as a high school student 50 years ago, joined the movement to protest the war in Vietnam. That marked the beginning of her lifelong connection with the S-shaped land.

(VOVWORLD) - In the northern mountainous region, a quiet change is happening. Young Mong ethnic minority people in Lai Chau Province are using livestreams to share their culture, show their daily lives, and invite visitors to their villages. Meanwhile, in Son La Province, Thai farmers are livestreaming from their plum gardens, selling their fruitto customers without going through traders. By learning to use digital tools, they’re connecting their daily lives and local products with distant communities. VOV reports on how young people and farmers in remote areas are embracing simple technology to open up new opportunities.

(VOVWORLD) - On the evening of July 17, 1995, US President Bill Clinton announced the normalization of relations with Vietnam. In Hanoi, Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet made a similar declaration. Foes had become friends. It took more than 20 years for Vietnam and the US to reach this historic milestone, beginning with joint efforts to search for American servicemen missing in action (MIA) during the Vietnam War. This ongoing MIA mission—the largest and longest-running bilateral project between the two nations—has become a powerful symbol of reconciliation, where empathy, humanity, and compassion have prevailed over hostility and hatred.

(VOVWORLD) - For many in Vietnam jazz remains an unfamiliar music genre. But Luong Xuan Thinh (stage name Thinh Fla), a highly accomplished jazz guitarist with extensive international experience, is dedicated to changing that. After studying in France and Sweden, Thinh returned to Vietnam with a mission to introduce the charm of French jazz to Vietnamese audiences.

(VOVWORLD) - In today’s rapidly evolving world, with people always craving immersive experiences, museums around the world are reinventing themselves, not just as repositories of the past, but as dynamic community hubs offering lively, participatory programs that complement traditional exhibits. Gone are the days when a museum visit meant quiet hallways and static glass displays. Today, visitors might find themselves weaving through a pottery-making workshop, joining a spoken word performance, or participating in a community storytelling circle.

(VOVWORLD) -Let’s take a trip to Da Nang and head to the Son Tra peninsula—a place where, in recent days, the local community has come together to rescue coral reefs and collect waste, in the name of creating a cleaner, greener Son Tra, the only peninsula in Vietnam that boasts a natural forest ecosystem linked with the sea.