Preventive healthcare, particularly adult vaccination and sustainable workforce training, is emerging as a key area of cooperation between Việt Nam and the UK as both countries seek long-term solutions to population ageing and rising chronic disease burdens.
Amid Hà Nội’s changing skyline, old apartment blocks remain a living heritage and a defining feature of the city. Beyond their faded walls, they are still full of life and memories. From long-time residents to new arrivals, each adds a layer to a space where past and present meet.
This year’s field rankings are based on data from more than 1,900 institutions across 100 countries, making it the largest edition to date.
Authorities have been ordered to urgently review landslide prevention works on Thanh Đa Peninsula and prepare round-the-clock staffing to respond to any emergencies ahead of the 2026 rainy season.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 80 per cent of the global population relies on medicinal plants for health care and disease prevention. This growing interest in natural remedies and plant-based compounds is driving innovation in medicine, shifting focus toward health maintenance, wellness, and preventative care—an increasingly important global trend.
A man wanted since 2018 has been arrested after spending years in hiding in Laos, with police citing cross-border coordination in the operation.
As tuberculosis remains an infectious disease that places a high burden on the population, multi-drug resistant tuberculosis and underdiagnosis are the main challenges to prevent and control the disease, health experts said.
Hà Nội plans to suspend road traffic on Long Biên Bridge for 60 days from March 28 to May 27 for urgent repairs.
HCM City is ramping up policies and programmes to support youth and student entrepreneurship, aligning with the Government’s 2026-35 student startup support programme to build a dynamic innovation ecosystem and empower young people to drive economic growth.
As Youth Month activities unfold across HCM City, several outstanding young citizens are sharing their aspirations and ongoing work with Việt Nam News, highlighting the role of young people in driving innovation, community service and social responsibility in the country’s largest economic hub.
Data and artificial intelligence have long been seen as reserved for experts. But Đông's goal is not just to conquer the technology — he also wants to open the door so that everyone, even non-experts, can access and use data in their daily work.
This year’s recipients of Việt Nam’s Outstanding Young Faces award represent exemplary individuals whose achievements reflect the intellect, courage and aspirations of the country’s youth.
Over four decades of Đổi mới (Renewal), Việt Nam’s development mindset has evolved, shifting from the goal of meeting essential needs in the post-war period to improving the quality of life and fostering comprehensive human development.
HCM City is aiming to become a leading science, technology and innovation hub in Southeast Asia by 2030, with investment in research and development expected to reach 2-3 per cent of its GDP and the private sector accounting for more than 60 per cent of the R&D spending.
Participants stressed that Việt Nam must accelerate institutional reforms and develop markets tailored to an ageing society.
As the country enters the digital era, that spirit continues to be promoted on a new front: digital transformation.
A growing trend known as “internationalisation at home” is being actively promoted by universities worldwide, enabling students to access multicultural learning environments within their home countries.
The 3,050 woodblocks at Vĩnh Nghiêm Pagoda in Bắc Ninh stand as a rare documentary heritage, reflecting Việt Nam’s cultural depth, Buddhist thought and centuries of knowledge.
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