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This is the message conveyed through the exchange "Time for peace: Writing the next chapter," held by the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations (VUFO) in partnership with the Peace Boat Organization and two esteemed Nobel Peace Prize-winning organizations—the Nihon Hidankyo and the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) in Ha Long City (Quang Ninh Province) on April 30.

On April 30, the 120th voyage of the Peace Boat Organization, departing from Yokohama (Japan), docked at Ha Long International Cruise Port, Quang Ninh Province. During the stopover in Vietnam, the delegation visited the Quang Ninh Museum and the 2025 OCOP Fair, where they experienced the cultural heritage, history and culinary quintessence of the Northeast region.

On April 30, the 120th voyage of the Peace Boat organization, departing from Yokohama (Japan), will dock at the Ha Long International Cruise Port, Vietnam, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and national reunification. Vietnam is the fourth stop on this journey.

One of the most heroic chapters in our nation's history is the liberation of the South and the reunification of the country in the 20th century. Miraculously, we can witness this through letters, handwritten and typewritten ones, from General Secretary Le Duan to commanders and leaders in the South. These letters conveyed top-secret orders, supreme directives, political viewpoints, theoretical discussions, and even combat tactics. They were also imbued with the camaraderie of comrades-in-arms, the solidarity of compatriots, and the heartfelt sentiments of a son of Vietnam. These letters were later compiled into the anthology “Thu vao Nam” (Letters to the South), bearing unique and exceptional value for future generations.

According to Wanderlust (UK), the Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park captivates adventure seekers with its majestic cave systems hidden within pristine forests and unspoiled natural landscapes.

The official visit to Vietnam by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is expected to provide momentum to the economic and trade relations between the two countries, fostering more positive and dynamic developments.

Beyond providing material resources and financial support of up to VND 5 billion, Number One partners with young talents to help them develop their projects over the long term following the 'Ben Dam Me' (Enduring Passion) award. This commitment reflects the brand's unwavering spirit of empowering the youth to overcome limits and achieve breakthroughs.

A thousand women in Ao Dai (traditional long dress) paraded through Hanoi and formed a map of Vietnam on March 29 to celebrate Ao Dai Week, an initiative by the Vietnam Women's Union.

With enthusiastic support and engagement from the community, the "Ben Dam Me" (Enduring Passion) award has achieved remarkable success in its inaugural year, underscoring its significance in recognizing and celebrating the talents of the younger generation.

Following the severe earthquake that hit Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, numerous countries have extended condolences and expressed their willingness to assist in recovery efforts.

Phong Nha in the central province of Quang Binh has topped the list of the most affordable destinations for spring travel in April and May selected by the digital travel platform Agoda.

On February 6, 2025, Steve Bannon, former advisor to Donald Trump, described the President's tenure with a striking metaphor: "His four years, I think every day’s [going to] be day of thunder." What "thunders" have Trump struck during his first 100 days back in the White House? Let’s dive into this unique "diary."

The "Ben Dam Me" (Enduring Passion) award's Board of Specialists will complete the selection process before March 25.

Continuing its journey of energizing the community, Number One has introduced a brand-new award called "Ben Dam Me" (Enduring Passion).

On March 3, in Hanoi, the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations hosted a scientific conference titled "People-to-people Diplomacy in the Country's Stage of Development." The event focuses on three key themes: the global and regional landscape and its impact on Vietnam, Vietnam in the new era, and recommendations for people-to-people diplomacy.