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Vietnam will collect, reuse, and recycle most of its solid waste by using environmentally friendly methods by 2050.

The little boy, Nghia, in the story, “A life in darkness for twins,” was taken to Russia for eye surgery due to retinal detachment.

Journalist Merete Jensen continues her journey south down the Mekong Delta and reports on the effects of climate change.

There is hope for train accident victim Danh, as his parents take him for treatment to the Children’s Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City.

In Vietnam and Cambodia, charity has led to successful restaurants that hire and train young homeless people.

Vietnam is to provide clean water and hygienic toilets to 350,000 people in six central coast provinces with help from the Asian Development Bank.

Climate change is not only an environmental issue, writes two experts from the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Environment.

A photo essay by BBC on various ways that Vietnamese people are using to adapt to climate change in the Mekong Delta.

Phan Vinh is suffering nearly 50 years after injuries sustained in a fire.

PM Dung stressed that the Earth is the common house, which must be protected by every nation and individual.

Like most families, the Shardells have many holiday traditions, but this year, they collected gifts for children at an orphanage in Vietnam.

The UN lauded Vietnam’s efforts while Luxembourg promised further aid to help the country adapt to climate change.

SJ Vietnam is sending out a call for artists, singers, dancers, jugglers and theater performers to take part in its multimedia festival entitled ‘In Between’.

Vietnam plans to build an elephant hospital as part of a new reservation for the animals in the country's central highlands.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung made the remarks on the official website of the 15th UN Climate Change Conference.

Returning home from their Antarctic adventure, four women are determined to implement environmental protection activities in Vietnam.

A Japanese group is to build a new bridge to replace the dangerous one in Kien Giang that made a girl drown.

Three people from Gisborne, New Zealand are off to start the New Year volunteering in orphanages in Vietnam.

A mother who has been suffering from blood cancer is still working to maintain her family as her husband is also suffering from ill health.