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Established under Decision No. 747/QĐ-TTg of 11 April 2025, the channel officially launched at 07:09 on 7 September 2025 (UTC+7), marking the 55th anniversary of VTV’s first broadcast. With the slogan “Your Window on Vietnam” and the motto “Accurate Information – Compelling, Insightful Content – Creative Communication”, Vietnam Today serves as a gateway to global audiences. Broadcasting 24/7, it d

elivers timely, reliable, and engaging coverage across politics, economy, culture, tourism, innovation, and digital transformation. More than a news channel, Vietnam Today is your window on Vietnam - bringing authentic stories of Viet Nam, its people, heritage, and modern dynamism to the world.

21/11/2025

Amid limestone cliffs that once lay beneath ancient seas, Trang An tells a story carved by time and human resilience.
Who were the people who lived here tens of thousands of years ago? What transformed this land, after tens of thousands of years, into Hoa Lu – the first capital of Vietnam’s centralised feudal state?

Each discovery adds a new piece to the Heritage journey. Only on Vietnam Today.

21/11/2025

Massive landslides have hit Mimosa Pass in Lam D**g Province, collapsing a section of roadway and halting traffic in both directions. Roads across Khanh Hoa, Dak Lak, and Gia Lai provinces are also cut off, and the North–South railway is blocked. Tuy Hoa Airport suspended operations until midnight Thursday.

21/11/2025

The natural disasters in the Central provinces have resulted in 50 people dead or missing. A total of 167 houses and over 130,000 hectares of rice, crops and vegetables have been damaged. 30 locations along national highways are still submerged, causing severe traffic disruption. Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung called for urgent, strengthened measures to support and protect residents in flood-affected regions, stressed the need to maintain on-site forces and equipment to ensure absolute safety for all affected residents.

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21/11/2025

Residents in Dak Lak are battling the worst flooding seen in decades, with rising waters and power outages forcing them to rely on emergency support. In some areas of the city, deep flooding has completely isolated several neighbourhoods.
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21/11/2025

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held an emergency online meeting on 20 November to direct urgent response measures. He issued five emergency directives and ordered more emergency rations, drone delivery, fast power restoration and shelter for displaced families. The Prime Minister reaffirmed that the top priority is minimising loss of life and rescuing people.

21/11/2025

As the year-end peak season begins, the “Pearl Island” Phu Quoc is seeing a surge in international visitors. In the first nine months of 2025, arrivals exceeded 1.2 million, up 65.8 per cent year-on-year and surpassing the annual target by 2.1 per cent. The tourism sector expects the year-end and 2025-2026 winter season to continue booming, with returning visitors from Russia and the CIS, and new waves from the Middle East, South Korea, and India.

20/11/2025

Rescue efforts are also going strong in Dak Lak province. Border guard and police forces have been working without rest, wading through deep water to evacuate residents, protect property, and ensure the safety of even the most vulnerable, including newborns and expectant mothers.

20/11/2025

In Gia Lai, response teams are working swiftly as floodwaters begin to fall. Yet several lowland communities are still under 1–2 metres of water. Military forces stationed in the province, along with charity groups, are actively assisting those in need.

20/11/2025

With quickly intensifying situation in the Central, heavy armoured units have been mobilised. Last night, Military Region 5 Command held an emergency meeting to coordinate response measures and ensure safety for both residents and rescue teams.

⭐ Happy Vietnamese Teachers’ Day! ⭐Today, we celebrate the incredible teachers of Vietnam, the hearts that guide, the ha...
20/11/2025

⭐ Happy Vietnamese Teachers’ Day! ⭐

Today, we celebrate the incredible teachers of Vietnam, the hearts that guide, the hands that nurture, and the wisdom that lights the way.

❤️Thank you for every lesson, every word of encouragement, and every moment you devote to shaping the future. May your day be filled with joy and the deep pride of knowing how many lives you’ve helped transform.

20/11/2025

During an inspection of severe flooding along the Cai River in Khanh Hoa, Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung directed authorities to urgently evacuate residents in high-risk areas.

20/11/2025

Heavy rains since 17 November have caused severe flooding on several sections of the railway in South-Central Vietnam. The company is mobilising manpower and equipment to restore the line as soon as floodwaters recede.

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