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The world is about to end. What would you eat? And where would you eat it? From a rare seafood specialty in Galicia to a cheesy pork-rib taco in Mexico City, we ask some well-known foodies, and their responses all have one thing in common.

The world is about to end. What would you eat? And where would you eat it? From a rare seafood specialty in Galicia to a cheesy pork-rib taco in Mexico City, we ask some well-known foodies, and their responses all have one thing in common.

The world is about to end. What would you eat? And where would you eat it? From a rare seafood specialty in Galicia to a cheesy pork-rib taco in Mexico City, we ask some well-known foodies, and their responses all have one thing in common.

The world is about to end. What would you eat? And where would you eat it? From a rare seafood specialty in Galicia to a cheesy pork-rib taco in Mexico City, we ask some well-known foodies, and their responses all have one thing in common.

The Vietnamese government is urging ministries to expedite the formulation of actions to materialise the national climate change strategy enacted last year, with a highlight on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

If you prefer to explore the world alone, then these cities are perfect for a solo adventure.

Vietnam integrating solutions to mitigate the effects of climate change, with the aim of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Non Nuoc Cao Bang Global Geopark is an exceptional area in which it is possible to explore the history of the Earth for more than 500 million years. It’s also a land of tangible and intangible cultural heritage sites.

Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark, a wonderland on Earth

Objects inside a house in Thanh Hoa keep spontaneously combust over the past few months, forcing a family to be evacuated. - VnExpress International