By 2001, the first case of Nipah virus disease was recorded in humans in Bangladesh, followed by cases in India.
In Sơn La Province, more than 100 farming households are transforming their livelihoods by shifting from traditional crops to medicinal herbs. Supported by the Australian Government–funded GREAT Programme and VietRap Investment JSC, farmers in Song Khủa and Tô Múa communes are cultivating high-quality, medicinal plants using environmentally friendly methods.
The hustle and bustle in Thu Xà sedge mat and Làng Teng brocade weaving villages in the days leading up to Tết is not just a story of the economy but also a testament to the enduring vitality of traditional values amid industrialisation.
SMILE Pro is currently considered one of the leading safe and effective refractive surgery solutions in the world.
What began as small, spontaneous clean-up activities gradually evolved into a well-organised and enduring programme, sustained by generations of Youth Union members, students and volunteers.
Homeland Spring 2026 captures Việt Nam’s vision and aspiration for growth in a new era.
VIOBA is a Vietnamese social enterprise established through the localisation efforts of HelpAge International.
HCM City University of Technology (HCMUT), under Việt Nam National University-HCM, on Monday (January 26) hosted a special talk by Professor Jean-Pierre Luminet, a world-renowned astrophysicist and cosmologist and recipient of the UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularisation of Science in 2021.
A total of 191 prizes were awarded to outstanding primary school students at the 2025 Eye Level Math Olympiad (ELMO) in HCM City on January 25.
The six grant-funded projects, worth a combined $800,000, span multiple sectors.
Fourteen defendants, including several former Vicem leaders, went on trial in Hà Nội yesterday over alleged misconduct at a failed construction project blamed for losses of more than VNĐ381.6 billion.
A high-quality, full-service rest stop on the Vĩnh Hảo-Phan Thiết expressway will begin operations on Monday (January 26), providing facilities for drivers and passengers travelling during the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, project authorities said.
Reductions are seen across all three criteria, with double-digit decreases compared to the same period last year: 338 fewer accidents (18.42 per cent), 114 fewer fatalities (11.25 per cent), and 255 fewer injuries (21.93 per cent).
As Tết (Lunar New Year) approaches, thousands of young volunteers in HCM City are joining the annual Spring Volunteer campaign to support disadvantaged people and help bring them a warm and meaningful holiday.
Grey strips of asphalt now snake through the hills, and the roar of motorbikes has largely replaced the clip-clop of hooves in daily transport. But the horse has not vanished, only its role has shifted.
Việt Nam National University-HCM City (VNU-HCM) will continue organising its 2026 Academic Competency Test (V-ACT), with two rounds held at expanded locations nationwide.
At around 0.30am on Sunday, on Võ Nguyên Giáp Road in Đồng Hới Ward, local residents discovered three people dead and another person injured and taken to hospital for emergency treatment.
The Law on Higher Education 2025, comprising nine chapters and 46 articles, has established an important legal foundation to more clearly uphold the position and strategic role of these specialised universities.
