A stunning light show featuring 2,025 drones performing intricate choreography in sync with a live symphony orchestra opens the Hanoi International Light Festival 2025.

The Hanoi government emphasized that while current issues may be resolved, new challenges are likely to emerge.

This event is the culmination of a collaborative project between Phu Xuyen District and the University of Industrial Fine Arts.

The Vietnam Performing Artists Association (VSAA), in cooperation with the Hanoi Department of Culture and Information, organized the capital's fourth theater festival from September 26 to October 3, 2020.

Typical lifestyle of Hanoians at the early 20th century is quite different far from modern life. At present, it has evolved changes over time due to integration, including standard and non-standard.

The "No one is forgotten – Nothing is forgotten" photography exhibition to celebrate 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet people, the 45th anniversary of the National Reunification, as well as the 1010th anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi.

This is stipulated in the draft regulation which is under public consultation by the Hanoi People's Committee.

The project is expected to kick off on October 2 to celebrate the 17th Hanoi Party Congress.

In the coming time, Hanoi would step up building a network of transport infrastructure to boost connectivity within the city and with other localities.

The newly appointed chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee said he is committed to serving the people and listening to the public to ensure efficiency in the city’s governance.

The ban on motorized vehicles in five Old Quarter streets takes effect from September 19 to October 1, 2020.

Guided by the values of sustainability and respect for local culture, the deal envisions Hanoi's development as a “Creative Capital” whose development builds on its creative past and the energy of its youth.

With rapid urbanization and growing population, Hanoi is under pressure to address social issues, especially those related to environment and traffic, said the Hanoi Party chief.

Many Hanoians have failed to comply with measures to prevent Covid-19 such as wearing a face mask and restricting public gatherings to fewer than 20 people in public.

There should be a clear disciplinary mechanism and zero-tolerance policy for public servants committing such acts.

The habit of burning straw is causing smog in Hanoi, affecting the city’s environment and people's health.

Appointing a candidate for the new chairman of the Hanoi city government is said to be a thorough and unanimous decision by the country’s most powerful body – Politburo.

The move is part of an evaluation process for the 2020 Satisfaction Index of Public Administration Services (SIPAS) held by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

This is one of the eight metro projects Hanoi plans until 2030 to improve the city's public transportation system.

The development of night tourism depends on the real demand for special products to attract tourists.

Hanoi is asked to make greater efforts in Party building, personnel development and discipline enhancement, in order to deserve its position as the nation's political and cultural center.

Electric cabinets on some streets of Hanoi have been rendered ugly with classified ads and graffiti recently, affecting urban aesthetic. The authorities have made effort to remove them and some artists have volunteered to paint and decorate the boxes to embellish the streets.

With this decision, Minister of Science and Technology Chu Ngoc Anh could set to become Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee.