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A ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of Việt Nam-India diplomatic ties (January 7, 1972) was held both online and offline in Hà Nội on Thursday.

After a month-long training, the first batch of 28 young women graduated in basic humanitarian demining, joining only one other female deminer in Sudan.

After a month-long training, the first batch of 28 young women graduated in basic humanitarian demining, joining only one other female deminer in Sudan. The successful completion of the training is an unprecedented achievement for both mine action and Sudan and was celebrated at a graduation ceremony organized by UNMAS and the National Mine Action Center (NMAC) […]

Several years back, Former US President, Bill Clinton, said and I quote, “We know that when we protect our oceans, we are protecting our future”. And this is unquestionably true to the core. When we wake up to reality it’s time to (re) act. We humans have realised this fact that there is no Planet…

National Assembly Chairman Vương Đình Huệnbsp;hosted a reception in New Delhi for Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on December 17, assuring him that Việt Nam always treasures its comprehensive strategic partnership with India.

EU to invest EUR 1 billion under Connecting Europe Facility for innovative and secure connectivity - new EU rules on ivory trade - Erasmus+: success in 2020 in spite of restrictions - EU institutions agree priorities for 2022 for a resilient and reinvigorated EU - Aid Programme for Turkish Cypriot community - acceleration of deliveries of vaccine doses to Member States - support package for Moldova - renovation and decarbonisation of buildings - new EU framework to decarbonise gas markets, promo...

The Commission is adopting today a new Annual Action Programme for the Turkish Cypriot community. This Action Programme is worth a total amount of €30.7 …

COVID-19 pandemic, New Zealand, Bui Thanh Son, Nanaia Mahuta, ASEAN, Bui Thanh Son, Action Programme

By Grace O’Sullivan MEP (Green Party, Ireland South) I CAME into the political arena very reluctantly. It all started with a phone call from Eamon Ryan.

After months of negotiations, the European institutions last night agreed to strengthen the EU’s next Environment Action Programme. However, they missed a critical opportunity to set an end date for public finance for fossil fuels and environmentally harmful activities, despite EU leaders having repeatedly stated their intention to phase such finance out.