Vietnamese language service to be introduced by Japan public broadcaster NHK
An NHK event in Hanoi is expected to act as a bridge to further promote the connections between the Vietnamese and Japanese people.
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Special visa and income mechanisms to attract leading scientists to Vietnam: PM Chinh
According to Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation play a crucial role as a driving force to accelerate Vietnam's…
Vietnam, Laos to boost public security cooperation
The public security forces of Vietnam and Laos have collaborated to combat transnational drug crimes, human trafficking and improve mutual legal assistance on criminal justice.
Vietnam emerges as global durian powerhouse
According to investors’ reports, the country’s durian export experienced a 7.8–fold increase as compared to 2022, accounting for nearly 50 percent of its total fruit and…
A life in sculpture art: the tragic beauty of Vietnamese artist Nguyen Nhu Y
The experiences of love, loss, and profound grief permeate Nguyen Nhu Y’s art.
Freight transport via China-Vietnam cross-border trains posts rapid growth
Trains departing from Guangxi carrying a total of 19,670 containers marked a staggering annual increase of 1,153 percent.
Vietnam Foreign Ministry on whether or not to join BRICS
The accession to regional and international multilateral mechanisms is constantly being looked into and considered in accordance with Vietnam's foreign affairs guidelines,…
Five Vietnamese players make history at ASEAN Cup 2024
This triumph is especially significant as five players have now achieved the distinction of winning the ASEAN Cup twice: striker Nguyen Van Toan and Nguyen Tien Linh, midfielder…
PM Chinh calls on Japan to increase new-generation ODA for Vietnam
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has called on Japan to promote financial support and new-generation official development assistance for Vietnam to implement strategic…
Vietnam maintains position as South Korea’s third largest trading partner
Two-way trade between the two countries rose 9.2 per cent to $86.7 billion last year, positioning Vietnam behind China ($272.9 billion) and the US ($199.9 billion).