From 2020 to 2025, VNMAC and local authorities secured 44 projects, pulling in 138.5 million USD in pledged aid. Of these, VNMAC rolled out 10 projects, while Quang Tri province handled 30 and Hue city managed four.

At a research facility of Haemers Technologies SA (Belgium), experts are focusing on researching and perfecting the technology for treating dioxin-contaminated soil using high-temperature pyrolysis.

Vietnam and the U.S. kick off the largest component of their joint dioxin cleanup project at Bien Hoa Airport, with a 6-hectare land handover and a new treatment facility.

In Cam Sa, July 27 is a day of shared grief and pride, where the entire village honors those who gave their lives for peace.

Cipher Bunker in Hanoi, key to Vietnam’s wartime communications, now welcomes visitors.

Carrying the wounds of war, severely injured veterans being cared for at the Kim Bang Center for War Invalids in Ninh Binh live with chronic mental illness. Each day is a quiet, relentless battle.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Washington D.C. has held a ceremony to receive wartime memorabilia from the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) of the US.

The eco-tourism site “Legendary Truong Son Trail - Command Cave” offers visitors a powerful, immersive journey back to the wartime era amid the majestic forests and mountains of central Vietnam.

Over the last 10 years, US-Vietnam collaboration has led to the identification of 35 missing personnel, 19 from joint field work, one from a US partner mission, and 15 from Vietnamese sources.

A 227kg bomb was discovered just 200 meters from the entrance of Phong Nha Cave during a riverbed dredging operation on the Son River. The unexploded ordnance was successfully removed and transported to a secure storage facility.

Three decades of joint efforts to address the lasting impacts of Agent Orange/dioxin and unexploded ordnance (UXO) have helped build trust and deepen Vietnam–US ties.

With the support of Vietnam, the remains of 740 US servicemen have been identified and returned to their families, according to Kelly McKeague, Director of the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency under the US Department of Defence.

A 100kg bomb with an intact fuse, believed to be a war remnant, has been discovered in a garden in northern Bac Ninh province, according to the provincial Military Command.

Vietnam raises success in war remains analysis through U.S.-funded DNA tech and training.

Military forces in the central province of Nghe An safely detonated a bomb weighing 350kg left over from the war on July 9.

According to NPA/RENEW, timely disposal of such explosives is vital to ensuring community safety and supporting agricultural activities.

A new generation of directors is reshaping Vietnam’s war cinema with humanistic, multifaceted portrayals of conflict and post-war trauma.

Vietnamese youth-led war films blend authenticity and emotion, drawing young audiences.

More than half a century after the war, millions of unexploded bombs and mines remain buried underground, threatening lives and hindering development in many localities.