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Professor Võ Tòng Xuân and his friend, Professor Gurdev Singh Khush, University of California, Davis, USA, have been honoured by the VinFuture Special Prize 2023 for Innovators from Developing Countries for their significant contributions to the invention and advancement of disease-resistant rice varieties, ensuring global food security. Prof. Xuân told Việt Nam News readers about his journey to enhance the value of Vietnamese rice varieties.

According to a survey conducted by the Global Times Institute on the opinions of participants across 20 countries in 16 languages, about 60 percent of respondents from foreign countries believe that Chinas global influence is rising. As of December 1, 2023, a total of approximately 17,000 valid questionnaires were collected. The Global Times invited several Chinese and foreign experts to analyze the survey results which cover a range of topics including Chinas role in the world, China-US relatio...

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The US$3 million Grand Prize was awarded to four scientists for their inventions that help create a sustainable platform for green energy through production with solar cells and storage with Lithium-ion batteries.

Prof. Vo Tong Xuan and Indian-American scientist Prof. Gurdev Singh Khush each won a VinFuture Special Prize for Innovators from Developing Countries at the third VinFuture Prize awards ceremony

More people than ever are creating more wealth than ever, and despotic regimes desperately try to hold on.

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