Diplomacy helps enhance Việt Nam's international position: Official

Following a policy of diversification and multilateralisation of relations, Việt Nam now maintains diplomatic relations with 194 countries, has strategic or comprehensive partnerships with 38 nations, including all UN Security Council permanent members, G7 countries, and most G20 nations.

Việt Nam’s eight decades of diplomacy: peaceful solutions, strong borders

Over the past eight decades, Việt Nam’s diplomacy has remained one of the three key pillars in the cause of national building and defence. It has skillfully employed peaceful measures such as dialogue, negotiation, international legal instruments and external communications to affirm the legitimacy of the nation, promote friendly relations, seize opportunities and overcome challenges in each historical period, thereby firmly safeguarding national interests.

Cambodian media highlight Việt Nam-Cambodia friendship

Local media wrote that Cambodia and Việt Nam share a long and complex historical journey, yet the undeniable historical truth is that they supported and assisted each other in their respective national liberation efforts, bringing peace to their peoples.

Ground breaks for a new revolution

Today’s nationwide inaugurations and groundbreakings carry profound meaning. They are not merely works of concrete and steel, nor only vast sums of capital investment, but living symbols of the strength of unity, the wisdom and the spirit of self-reliance of the Vietnamese people.

Keeper of the loom’s flame

Việt Nam News spoke with K’Mai – an ethnic K’Ho master artisan who has been preserving Bảo Lộc’s silk heritage for over 30 years.

AI cameras to assist police officers in patrol tasks

Transportation expert Vũ Hoàng Chung speaks to the 'Kinh Tế & Đô Thị' (Economic and Urban Affairs) newspaper about the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) cameras in traffic supervision and their roles in assisting police officers.

Ninh Bình told to save the endangered Delacour’s langur

Đoàn Hoài Nam, Deputy Director of the Forestry and Forest Protection Department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment speaks to VietnamPlus online newspaper about the urgent need to establish a planned nature reserve to protect the critically endangered Delacour’s langur – a primate species found only in Việt Nam.

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