Việt Nam has called on the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to continue supporting the country in discussions and negotiations on a future international convention on the rights of older persons, underscoring its commitment to promoting and protecting the rights of the elderly amid rapid population ageing.
A foreign national who went on a destructive rampage inside a busy central Đà Nẵng café on the evening of May 29 has been detained by authorities, as the city grapples with a rising number of public disorder incidents involving foreign visitors.
A joint border patrol in Sơn La Province ended in the arrest of a Lao national carrying more than 23kg of heroin and synthetic drugs after a group of suspects opened fire and fled, leaving one officer wounded.
With cool weather offering welcome relief, Hà Nội kicks off its two-day Grade 10 entrance examination season, drawing nearly 125,000 students across 224 venues.
A grade four pupil in Gia Lai has been transferred to a specialist hospital in HCM City after a slap from an Indian English teacher ruptured his eardrum, prompting authorities to shut down the unregistered tutoring centre where the incident occurred.
For nearly ten years, the sisters of An Vũ Children's Home have quietly cared for vulnerable children, creating a refuge where family is defined not by blood, but by compassion and sacrifice.
An Ireland-funded programme is helping vulnerable communities in western Quảng Trị Province adapt to climate change through community-led infrastructure projects, sustainable livelihoods, climate-smart education and women's empowerment.
President Hồ Chí Minh continues to inspire young people across Latin America who value peace and national independence. Many Venezuelans, particularly those interested in world revolutionary history, admire the Vietnamese leader for his modest lifestyle, dedication to the people and commitment to national liberation.
OVs hope the two countries can establish an interconnected cooperation mechanism in the technology supply chain, from sharing research, testing, and development infrastructure to training human resources, thereby forming a technology alliance able to compete with others in the ASEAN region and the world.
Under this year’s theme, 'Unmasking the appeal – countering tobacco and nicotine addiction', WHO is urging vigilance to expose industry tactics.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration under the Ministry of Interior deported the group for violations of regulations related to immigration, labour and residency.
The disease is considered particularly dangerous and has already spread across major banana-producing countries such as the Philippines, China, Malaysia and Indonesia, affecting hundreds of thousands of hectares of cultivation.
The 2026–2030 programme takes on particular significance as the country prepares to enter the Action Month for Children and to welcome International Children's Day on June 1.
Police have prosecuted a man for allegedly employing 18 Bangladeshi workers who had overstayed their temporary residence permits and were working illegally at a business.
Intellectual property (IP) violations remain complicated in several sectors and localities affecting the investment climate and the legitimate rights of businesses and consumers. In response, authorities have launched a nationwide crackdown on IP violations, with stricter enforcement measures and tougher penalties.
The rapid development of foetal medicine worldwide opens up new opportunities for early diagnosis, timely intervention and even life-saving treatment of foetuses while they are still in the womb.
To date, 882 farming households, all led by women, have accessed green credit, with total disbursements exceeding VNĐ32 billion (US$1.2 million).
Nearly 125,000 students in Hà Nội reported to exam sites on Friday for final briefings and administrative checks ahead of the city’s high-stakes public high school entrance exams, due to be held on May 30 and 31.
