Lạng Sơn told to broaden economy through industry, tourism

Despite record trade and budget revenue in the first half of 2026, Lạng Sơn remains overly dependent on border commerce and must develop higher-value industry and tourism, the Prime Minister said.

Party chief calls for stronger support for war invalids and sick veterans

Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm on Wednesday visited war invalids and sick veterans at the Thuận Thành War Invalids Nursing Centre in Bắc Ninh Province, reaffirming that caring for people who rendered service to the nation is both a political responsibility and a measure of the country's humanity.

European business confidence in Việt Nam climbs to near seven-year high

EuroCham's latest survey shows European business confidence rebounding to its highest level in nearly seven years, driven by stronger demand despite global uncertainty.

Draft law on banking to be submitted to NA next month

The NA’s Standing Committee met to consider the draft law amending and supplementing the Law on the State Bank of Vietnam, the Law on Anti-Money Laundering, and the Law on Credit Institutions on Tuesday.

Law education must drive a culture of respect for the rule of law: NA Chairman

Presenting the Government's proposal, Minister of Justice Hoàng Thanh Tùng said the revised law is intended to address shortcomings in the current legislation, modernise the dissemination and education work, and safeguard people's rights to access such information as well as contribute opinions and recommendations on laws and policies. T

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Foreign Minister receives Indian Ambassador

Indian Ambassador to Việt Nam Tshering Sherpa thanked leaders of the Party, State and Government of Việt Nam, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, authorities of An Giang Province and relevant Vietnamese agencies for their timely support and assistance in the handling of the Phú Quốc boat incident.

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Vietnamese culture through martial arts

A Vovinam club in Paris is doing more than just teaching martial arts. By combining training with lessons on Vietnamese language, culture and traditions, it has become a bridge connecting the Vietnamese community and introducing Vietnam to people from around the world.

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Building a national DNA database key to identifying martyrs’ remains

Decades after the war, hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese martyrs remain unlocated or unidentified. Professor Chu Hoàng Hà, Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, talked to Vietnam News Agency about the scientific hurdles and new technologies behind Việt Nam’s push to identify wartime remains during the 500 Days and Nights Campaign.

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Thailand extends work permits for migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar, Việt Nam

Thai Government data show that as of June 30, around 770,000 migrant workers were eligible under the policy. The extension of work permits will allow them to complete the necessary legal procedures while helping businesses maintain a stable workforce as many sectors of the Thai economy continue to rely heavily on foreign labour.

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