Việt Nam News

High-level Lao delegations visit the Vietnamese Embassy in Vientiane to extend their congratulations on the 81st anniversary of Việt Nam's August Revolution and National Day.

Norwegian King Harald V passed away on Friday. He was 89.

Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng affirmed Việt Nam’s readiness to work closely with Laos to resolve difficulties and facilitate operations and investment by businesses from both countries.

The ambassador noted that US government agencies, including the Department of War, had committed to providing resources and technology, adding that universities and the private sector could also contribute.

All activities by foreign parties in the Hoàng Sa Islands done without Việt Nam’s permission are completely illegal and null and void, the spokesperson said.

PSUV leaders reaffirmed solidarity with Việt Nam and called for deeper bilateral cooperation and greater experience-sharing in ideological work, Party building and national development.

Among its key new provisions are clearer rules distinguishing international agreements from treaties, including a provision stating that an international agreement does not alter or terminate Việt Nam’s rights and obligations under international law.

The Party and State leader urged Quảng Ninh to accelerate its transition from a “brown” to a “green” economy, with greater attention on sea-based and border-gate economic development.

Marking the 28th anniversary of the Việt Nam Coast Guard (August 28, 1998 - August 28, 2026), Coast Guard Region No. 3 Command based in HCM City has reaffirmed its decisive role in combating Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing.

Việt Nam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism hosted the 8th Meeting of CLMV Tourism Ministers and the 7th Meeting of ACMECS Tourism Ministers in HCM City on August 27.

The delegates expressed their profound gratitude and solemn remembrance of the beloved leader's immense contributions to the revolutionary cause of the Party and the nation. He devoted his entire life to the people and the country, leading the Party and the Vietnamese people to glorious victories.

Amid slowing progress towards the SDGs globally and in the Asia-Pacific region due to the adverse impacts of overlapping crises, Thắng stressed the urgent need to strengthen political commitments, uphold multilateralism and international cooperation, and promote systemic, comprehensive and inclusive solutions to accelerate progress towards the goals.

Created in Thailand from 2018-2024, the paintings trace President Hồ Chí Minh’s revolutionary journey, portraying him both as an outstanding national leader and a simple, humble man with wholehearted sentiments to his compatriots, comrades and international friends.

Vietnamese National Assembly Vice President Nguyễn Thị Thanh affirmed Việt Nam's foreign policy of peace, independence, self-reliance, multilateralisation and diversification, stressing the country’s development goals and the Vietnamese NA’s commitment to advancing dialogue, cooperation and frameworks to respond to global issues and support sustainable development.

Deputy Minister of National Defence Sen. Lt. Gen. Nguyễn Trường Thắng reaffirmed Việt Nam's steadfast foreign policy of independence, self-reliance, and multilateralisation and diversification of external relations, alongside its "Four No's" defence policy that aims at peace and self-defence.

Authority must be tied to responsibility, inspections must lead to corrective action, and handling cases must close loopholes. Leadership quality, development effectiveness and public trust are the most important measures.

Deputy PM urged the new US Ambassador to encourage relevant US agencies to soon conclude negotiations and sign the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) on a fair and balanced basis, creating a stable and long-term framework for economic cooperation.

In light of complex regional and global developments, the Government leader asked ASEAN to reinforce unity and solidarity, enhance strategic autonomy and resilience, and strengthen its centrality in ASEAN-led structures, mechanisms and norms, including persistent consultation, dialogue, and unity in diversity.