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Speaking to the Vietnam News Agency ahead of the visit, scheduled for May 31-June 1, Vietnamese Ambassador to the Philippines Lại Thái Bình highlighted the significance of the trip as the two countries are celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations (1976-2026).

Both nations share a strong commitment to a rules-based international order and the peaceful settlement of disputes, creating a model of regional governance that other countries can follow.

International media outlets have suggested that partners now view Việt Nam not only as a dynamic economy but also as a factor shaping regional cooperation structure and strategic balance.

A key focus of the top Vietnamese leader Tô Lâm's visit to Singapore will be the promotion of deeper and more substantive collaboration in science and technology, innovation and digital transformation

Multiple areas of cooperation are on the agenda during top Vietnamese leader Tô Lâm's visit to the Philippines, including trade, culture and security, as well as coordination within ASEAN and at multilateral forums.

Captain Nguyễn Tiến Đức, from the Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department under the Ministry of Public Security, speaks to Việt Nam News and Law reporter Thu Trang about new and notable provisions of the 2025 Law on Cybersecurity.

Việt Nam’s efforts in a short period of time since the signing of the Convention last October in Hà Nội, should be commended. It set the standard for the Southeast Asian region.

The official visit of Việt Nam’s Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm to Thailand from May 27-29 provides an opportunity to reaffirm the political trust between the two governments and to open a new chapter in the bilateral relations.

Thailand-Việt Nam ties are very dynamic and have increasingly become more strategic, especially over the last two decades, as the geopolitical landscape has faced new challenges.

Việt Nam and Thailand elevated their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2025, reflecting a very high level of political trust and a shared determination by their leaders to deepen bilateral relations in a more substantive, effective manner in the new phase of development.

Việt Nam News reporter Thu Hằng spoke with Bùi Thanh Nhân, deputy chairman of the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Committee of HCM City and chairman of the city’s Labour Federation.

Economic cooperation has emerged as a major pillar of bilateral ties, with Thailand being among Việt Nam's leading economic partners both in ASEAN and the world.

Op-Ed: As Việt Nam chases double-digit growth and ASEAN deepens its trade architecture, a strengthened RCEP is not merely desirable – it is indispensable.

Infrastructure investment is not only a solution for speeding up development in the short term but also creates national competitiveness in the long-term.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET)’s Circular No 20/2026/TT-BGDĐT, which regulates accreditation standards for higher education institutions, officially took effect in mid-May 2026. Associate Professor Dr Đỗ Văn Dũng, former rector of the HCM City University of Technology and Education, spoke to VietnamPlus about the core criteria that are necessary to ensure universities meet the quality standards.

At a time when Việt Nam’s revolutionary movement was still in its infancy, young patriot Nguyễn Ái Quốc, later known as Hồ Chí Minh, lived and operated under extremely hardships, constantly relocating to evade persecution while secretly mobilising and rallying revolutionary forces.

On the occasion of Norway’s 212th Constitution Day and the 55th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Việt Nam and Norway, Ambassador Hilde Solbakken speaks to Việt Nam News about the countries’ growing partnership.

Both sides emphasised that advancing bilateral relations is a shared strategic choice, and pledged to steadfastly pursue the socialist path and jointly safeguard the socialist regimes and the leadership role of their Communist Parties as their most fundamental common strategic interest, Ambassador He Wei said.