In the mountainous border communes of Tan Tien and Thang Tin in Tuyen Quang Province, “Compassionate Community” Cooperative Groups have been established to help poor and near-poor households develop livestock farming and build sustainable livelihoods. The programme, jointly implemented by the Tuyen Quang Red Cross Society and the provincial Cooperative Alliance, provides VND 900 million in livelihood support, creating opportunities for local people to improve their living conditions and gradually escape poverty.

The El Nino–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon has shifted into an El Ninophase of strong to very strong intensity, causing the rainy season to end early and rainfall and river flows to decline sharply. These conditions are putting many areas of Tuyen Quang Province at risk of severe drought and water shortages for domestic use and production.

Half a century has passed since the first broadcasts went on air amid the countless hardships of the early days. Since then, the first news bulletins and radio programmes of Tuyen Quang Radio and Television Station have steadfastly accompanied every step of transformation in the revolutionary homeland. Through the ups and downs of history, from the hardships of wartime and the Doi Moi (Renewal) period to today's modern, multi-platform media environment, radio broadcasting has remained true to its mission: bringing the Party's and government's voice to the people, reflecting the pulse of everyday life and fostering public trust.

Enhancing digital skills and applying technology to work, production, business and social participation are opening up new opportunities for women in Tuyen Quang to develop their potential and affirm their roles in their families and communities. With initiative and creativity, women from ethnic groups across the province are gradually adapting to the demands of digital transformation, contributing to local socio-economic development.

The development of science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation is a top priority breakthrough and a key driver for rapidly developing modern productive forces, improving production relations and renewing national governance methods, thereby helping the country achieve breakthroughs in the new era. Against this backdrop, National Digital Transformation Day 2026 is themed: “National Digital Transformation: From Architecture, Platforms and Data to Tangible Results and More Effective National Governance.” Activities marking the occasion are being carried out in a spirit of innovation, creativity, modernity, practicality, thrift and efficiency, with the aim of creating widespread momentum throughout the political system, business community and society.

Vietnam is facing one of the world’s fastest rates of population aging. Yet, regrettably, many people still adopt a “wait until the last minute” mindset, only paying attention to old age when illness and declining health are already looming.

More than 40 years after the fierce fighting during the defense of Vietnam’s northern border, Pinh Village in Thanh Son Hamlet, Thanh Thuy Commune, is gradually coming back to life. Once an important forward rear base that received and treated thousands of wounded soldiers, Pinh Village is now taking on a new look, with rice fields, maize fields and community-based tourism activities steadily developing.

As part of its sustainable development goals, Tuyen Quang Province has identified poverty reduction as a key task in its socio-economic development. The province is shifting from direct assistance toward creating sustainable livelihoods, helping residents strengthen their self-reliance and rise out of poverty.

For years, a paradox has persisted: while businesses struggle to secure land for production, people face difficulties accessing housing, and many infrastructure projects require land to get off the ground, in many areas, allocated land remains unused or is put into use only slowly. Projects are prolonged, public land is wasted, and resources remain trapped in layers of administrative procedures.

At the Hematology and Blood Transfusion Department of Tuyen Quang Provincial General Hospital, every unit of blood donated by the public undergoes a strict process of reception, testing, screening, separation and storage before being supplied to patients. The work requires medical staff and technicians to maintain a high level of precision at every step, as behind every test sample lies the health and life of a patient.

As implementation of the 2018 General Education Curriculum continues, the mandate to foster well-rounded character and competencies in students has driven an unprecedented demand for teaching staff. The shortage is particularly acute among personnel qualified to deliver experiential activities, career guidance, skills education, and school psychological support.

Assessing officials in a practical manner, with work products and performance results serving as key measures, is being implemented across Tuyen Quang Province. The approach is expected to help overcome formalistic and equalized assessments, while encouraging officials to think boldly, act decisively and take responsibility for their work.

The rapid development of social media has brought numerous benefits, but it has also left the digital space facing a growing problem of “digital waste,” fake news and cyberbullying. Sensational content, abusive and insulting behavior, and the dissemination of unverified information to attract views not only distort ethical standards but also have negative impacts on users’ mental well-being, particularly young people.

Immediately after the start of the new school year, parents in several provinces and cities, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Dong Nai and Dak Lak, have been struggling to purchase textbooks for their children. Many parents have had to get up and queue for days from 4-5 a.m., visiting multiple bookstores but still failing to buy all the books their children need.