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The State visit to Vietnam by Australian Governor-General David Hurley at the invitation of President Vo Van Thuong will deepen the goodwill and trust for the mutual benefit of both countries, said Dr Suiwah Leung, Honourary Associate Professor at the Australian National University’s Crawford School of Public Policy.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on March 31 asked the Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) to carry forward its leading role among credit institutions while addressing a meeting celebrating the 60th anniversary of the State-owned lender in Hanoi on March 31.

Dear brothers and sisters, Near Lunar New Year, the song "This spring I will not come home" usually is sung. The song has its lyric: "...Innocently children are waiting for their brothers bringing them new shirts to show off on the streets three Spring days..." The song was born in the spring of 1969, in…

The appointment of the youthful Vo Van Thuong could hint at a generational leadership transition in the years to come.

Secretary of the Party Central Committee and head of its Commission for Information and Education Nguyen Trong Nghia on March 17 asked press agencies and journalists to stay resolved to fulfill the target of building a revolutionary press circle of professionalism, culture and modernity.

Secretary of the Party Central Committee and head of its Commission for Information and Education Nguyen Trong Nghia on March 17 asked press agencies and journalists to stay resolved to fulfill the target of building a revolutionary press circle of professionalism, culture and modernity.

In order to attract foreign investment in zero-carbon energy sources, the government will have to undertake serious structural reforms.

Vu Duy Nghia has become one of the notable Vietnamese artists who blends local art with movements from the Soviet era.

The past half-century has witnessed a remarkable convergence of interests between the two nations, and there is a promise of closer cooperation to come.

No country of comparable size in the whole world has gained as much economic freedom as Vietnam since 1995. Its all thanks to market-oriented reforms.