Vietnam has too few international scientific publications
Scientific articles in international journals are considered by the United Nations as a criterion for evaluating a country's creative capacity. According to the annual r…
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Scientific articles in international journals are considered by the United Nations as a criterion for evaluating a country's creative capacity. According to the annual r…
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Vietnamese people all over the world always bring pride to the nation with many scientific discoveries of great significance to mankind.
UNESCO highlights the vital role of science in understanding the living environment of mankind and in development and peace.
In recent days, the whole nation was happy about Prof. Ngo Bao Chau - Vietnamese mathematician receiving the most prestigious mathematical prize in the world, the Fields…
On August 28, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned that the swine flu epidemic in China (ASF) in China could spread to other parts of Asia.
Queen Elizabeth II is not only the reigning ruler of the UK for the longest time in the nation's history, but also in the history of the world.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has signed an agreement with a major producer to supply 21 tons
The United Nations on November 21 published an updated report on the AIDS epidemic, which showed that although the treatment of this deadly disease has progressed, there…
The United Nations said the extremely severe flood situation in North Korea left at least 133 people dead, 395 others missing and more than 100,000 people had to flee th…
The head of the United Nations Ebola Response Mission, Anthony Banbury, admits that the world is currently incompetent to defeat the disease.
The United Nations Health Authority warns, the international community does not seem to appreciate and is underestimating the scale of the Ebola outbreak today.
For 40 years, the Japanese Government raised the average height of the people to 10cm, reaching 172cm for men and 157cm for women.
A new report published by the French Demographic Research Institute shows that the world population will increase to 9.7 billion by 2050.