Amid rugged mountains along the nation’s frontier, special “Borderland Lessons” have been held right beside border markers, offering students a vivid and meaningful learning experience. Instead of traditional classrooms with blackboards and chalk, these lessons take place at sacred sovereignty landmarks, allowing students to learn firsthand about national borders and the long journey of safeguarding the country’s territory. Through this unique format, the program helps foster patriotism, national pride, and aspirations among the younger generation.

In implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo on breakthroughs in the development of science and technology, innovation, and national digital transformation, Vinh Tuy Commune has rolled out a range of synchronized and practical solutions, gradually embedding digital transformation across all sectors and turning it into an important driving force for local socio-economic development.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating a revolution in the digital sphere. AI is capable of generating highly realistic images and videos, commonly known as deepfakes. However, the boundary between “entertainment” and “violations of the law” is extremely fragile.

The development of social housing for the people has been identified by the Party and the State as a political determination and a major task of the Party and the entire political system, reflecting the humane and progressive nature of our system. It is one of the key priorities in the country’s socio-economic development. This is both a social security issue and a driver of socio-economic growth, contributing to increased investment and consumption while ensuring social progress and equity.

Ensuring adequate facilities for boarding schools is a crucial task, especially for students in ethnic minority, remote and disadvantaged areas, helping them feel secure in their studies and stay connected to their schools.

Lung Tam, a highland commune located within the Dong Van Karst Plateau UNESCO Global Geopark, is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Once characterized by misty villages and limited infrastructure, the locality is gradually emerging as a model of highland rural development, where residents work together to build a sustainable and livable community. This journey of change has begun with the simplest foundations: roads, houses, improved living habits, and a shared aspiration for a better future.

With rugged mountainous terrain, scattered populations and many villages located far from commune centers, bringing the national power grid to remote and disadvantaged areas of Tuyen Quang Province has long been considered a major challenge. However, through strong determination, flexible approaches and the concerted efforts of Party committees, local authorities and the power sector, many electricity “black spots” have gradually been eliminated, bringing light to distant villages.

In recent years, alongside the growth of livestock production, rural environmental pollution, particularly pollution caused by livestock waste, has drawn increasing attention. In response, many localities have introduced circular livestock farming models, which have proven effective in reducing pollution and promoting sustainable agricultural development.

As a border commune in one of the province’s most disadvantaged areas, Can Ty has undergone a gradual transformation through the implementation of the National Target Program on New Rural Development. Starting with housing improvements and residential area upgrades linked to economic development, the commune’s achievements reflect a strong public consensus and the active involvement of the entire political system.

In the early days of 2026, intensified cold air has caused temperatures in many highland communes to drop sharply, with some areas experiencing frost and dense fog. In response to these harsh weather conditions, local authorities and farmers have proactively implemented a range of measures to protect livestock and minimize losses caused by cold and feed shortages.

In the early days of the new year, joy filled Residential Group 21 of Kim Phu, Minh Xuan Ward, as 40 households finally received their land-use right certificates after many years of waiting. More than a legal document, the long-awaited certificates mark the “sweet fruit” of perseverance, unity among residents, and the renewed, decisive leadership of the two-tier local government under the direct guidance of the Party Committee and People’s Committee of Minh Xuan Ward.

Tuyen Quang, a land rich in revolutionary traditions, bears the imprint of many significant historical events during the nation’s years of resistance. Notably, the system of relics associated with the formation and operation of the Vietnamese National Assembly across the province holds not only great historical value but also serves as prominent “red addresses,” playing an important role in educating revolutionary traditions, nurturing ideals and fostering patriotism among the younger generation.

During the recent four-day New Year’s Day holiday, while people across the province were enjoying a warm break with their families and loved ones, officers and soldiers of the provincial armed forces set aside their personal celebrations to carry out duties ensuring security, social order and safety, and firmly protecting national border sovereignty.

According to a report by the Department of Agriculture and Environment, by the end of 2025 the province had 93,551 multidimensional poor households, accounting for 22.9% of the total number of households province-wide. This represents a decrease of 9,525 households, equivalent to a reduction of 2.43% compared to 2024.