Việt Nam launches national programme to strengthen child protection, curb child labour

The programme sets several key targets for 2030, including reducing the rate of children affected by violence and sexual abuse by at least 5 per cent annually and bringing the rate of child labour for those aged 5-17 years to below 1.1 per cent.

FDI firms could provide new stock supply as Việt Nam pushes IPOs

Only 11 FDI enterprises have listed or registered for trading since Việt Nam's stock market began operating.

Việt Nam, France seek to deepen Comprehensive Strategic Partnership

Breakthrough efforts will focus on strategic areas such as aerospace, critical minerals, quantum technology, clean energy, and research for sustainable development and climate change response.

Top leader proposes establishing 'Space for Development and Resilience' network

The top leader affirmed that outer space has become an essential part of modern life and the economy, with satellites, remote sensing, positioning and space data supporting communications, transportation, resource management, disaster prevention and climate-change response.

Amended laws need to remove major bottlenecks for high growth: PM

Drafts and proposals must fundamentally address practical bottlenecks and obstacles while fostering development and effectively unlocking and mobilising resources

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Việt Nam, France seek to deepen defence cooperation

Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence General Phan Văn Giang held talks with French Minister for the Armed Forces and Veterans Catherine Vautrin in Paris on September 10, focusing on measures to further deepen bilateral defence cooperation.

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Protecting the marine ecosystem

Nhơn Hải fishing village in Quy Nhơn Đông ward, Gia Lai Province is turning marine conservation into a foundation for sustainable tourism, with local communities protecting coral reefs and marine life while creating new livelihoods from the sea.

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AI may one day carry torch of human culture, says Richard Dawkins

Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins says artificial intelligence is already displaying remarkable intellectual capabilities, raising difficult questions about machine consciousness, human obsolescence and how people can coexist with increasingly advanced systems

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