In recent years, online scams have been on the rise, employing increasingly sophisticated tactics that cause heavy financial losses and threaten public security.

The Government has just issued Decree No. 277/2025/NĐ-CP, detailing the implementation of Resolution No. 218/2025/QH15 of the National Assembly, which outlines universal preschool education for children aged 3 to 5.

The Government has issued Decree No. 263/2025/ND-CP detailing and guiding the implementation of the Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation, introducing various preferential policies for outstanding young scientists and engineers.

Implementing Resolution No. 36 of the Provincial Party Committee on sustainable forestry development for the 2021–2030 period, the Tuyen Quang Forest Protection Department has strengthened the application of information technology in forest management, protection, and development, initially yielding positive results.

Amidst the cool autumn days in the northernmost region, the journey titled “Bringing Love to Students in Border Communes” traveled hundreds of kilometers to reach Thang Mo and Bach Dich - two border communes of the province.

Vietnam is currently among the ten countries with the fastest aging populations in the world. The rapid pace of population aging has affected many aspects of social life, including healthcare services, social welfare systems, employment, retirement age, family relationships, psychology, and lifestyle. This poses both challenges and requirements for building a society that can adapt to the country’s demographic transition.

Every day, at dawn, a market for vegetables and fruits takes place near the central market of Ha Giang Ward 2. The market is not as noisy or bustling as daytime markets, as most of the sellers are wholesalers and the buyers come to purchase goods to resell at other markets or retail points. At this special market, one striking feature is the flickering lights from mobile phones, flashlights, and rechargeable lamps used by both buyers and sellers.

At the start of the new school year, Tuyen Quang province has actively implemented health insurance policies to ensure that 100% of local pupils and students are covered.

The aftermath of Storm No.10 has caused severe damage to many educational facilities across Tuey Quang province. Numerous schools, including Hoa Sen Kindergarten, Minh Khai Primary School, Quang Trung Primary School, and the Provincial Ethnic Boarding School, were heavily flooded. Mud and debris-filled classrooms, while teaching materials and learning equipment suffered extensive damage.

During days of torrential rain and rising floods, the light of compassion continues to shine through shared meals, glowing lamps, and open arms of support. Quiet yet powerful, kindness spreads through simple acts that strengthen those struggling in disaster-hit areas.

Typhoon Bualoi and many other storms have claimed hundreds and even thousands of lives across several countries, including Vietnam’s Tuyen Quang province. Every year, hundreds of thousands of homes are destroyed, vast stretches of farmland are submerged, and many families lose everything overnight. People are bearing increasingly severe consequences of natural disasters.

For many years, the Party, the State, and the Government have identified housing as a key social welfare policy.

Efficient land use is essential to prevent resource waste, while the State ensures that all citizens enjoy equal, fair, and effective rights to use land.

The Politburo’s Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW on breakthrough solutions for protecting, caring for, and improving public health has just been issued, and it is regarded as a fresh breeze for the health sector in general and the private healthcare community in particular.