The top Vietnamese leader noted that Việt Nam and Denmark share a fundamental common ground: a spirit of self-reliance and resilience; respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity; a commitment to upholding international law and multilateralism, and always keeping the doors wide open to dialogue and cooperation.
Party General Secretary and President Tô Lâm affirmed that Việt Nam consistently seeks to deepen its multifaceted cooperation with Denmark during a state visit to the Nordic country.
Deputies broadly backed revisions to three laws but pressed drafters to clarify who may adopt, how far non-lawyers can invest in law firms, and what penalties await winning bidders who walk away.
Denmark was among the first Western countries to establish diplomatic ties with Việt Nam and has remained an important partner over more than five decades.
National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn proposed increasing exchanges between Việt Nam's and Liechtenstein's legislatures, particularly at the high level.
According to a research released in 2026 by the International Labour Organization (ILO), around 11.5 million workers in Việt Nam – about one in five – are in occupations where some tasks could be affected by generative AI (GenAI).
International co-operation is particularly important to HCM City as it enters a new stage of development and shifts towards a growth model based more on knowledge, technology, innovation and a skilled workforce.
From a music club to rural classrooms, traditional music of the Central Highlands is finding new life as musicians pass down their musical heritage to younger generations, teaching them melodies and skills handed down through the ages.
Hà Nội’s focus is now on refining technique, improving fitness and sharpening tactical awareness ahead of the National Games, particularly in kumite, where speed, reflexes and decision-making are crucial.
The central tourism hub has green-lit a project tasked with developing a groundbreaking waste-to-energy project on over 17 hectares, with an investment of VNĐ2.18 trillion (US$87.2 million) in 2026-27.
To mark the signing of the EFTA–Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on October 18, Swiss Ambassador Thomas Gass and Norwegian Ambassador Stein Iversen speak to Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Hằng about the deal’s potential to boost trade and investment between Việt Nam and EFTA member states.
Climate change is forcing people from their homes across South Asia, but AI and government action could limit the damage, the UN migration chief told AFP.