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18th working day of 15th National Assembly | Politics | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus) - Vimarsana News

18th working day of 15th National Assembly | Politics | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)

The 15th National Assembly entered the 18th working day of the fifth session in Hanoi on June 19 under the chair of NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue, which was televised nationwide.

12th working day of 15th National Assembly's fifth session | Politics - Vimarsana News

12th working day of 15th National Assembly's fifth session | Politics

The draft revised law on credit organisations was among the three bills scrutinised by the National Assembly on June 5 – the 12th working day of its fifth session.

For people and planet, plastic pollution must end - Vimarsana News

For people and planet, plastic pollution must end

Fifty years ago, plastic was not as ubiquitous as it is today — microplastics in soil were not limiting crop growth and the equivalent of a garbage truck's worth was not dumped in our oceans every minute.

Lawmakers to vote on resolution on law and ordinance making programme | Politics - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers to vote on resolution on law and ordinance making programme | Politics

The National Assembly (NA) is scheduled to vote to approve a resolution on the 2024 law and ordinance building programme and adjustment to the similar programme for 2023 in Hanoi on June 2 morning as part of its ongoing fifth session.

The Law of the Sea Treaty: A Review of the Issues - Vimarsana News

The Law of the Sea Treaty: A Review of the Issues

(Archived document, may contain errors) 138 April 28, 1981 THE LAW OF THE SEA TREATK A REVIEW OF THE ISSUES INTRODUCTION On March 9, 1981, the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea reconvened in New York City, anxious to complete seven years of delicate seabed negotiations. Before this tenth session began, however, the Reagan Administration announced its intention to extend negotiations through the u pcoming session in order that a full Ilpolicy review by the United States Government1' could be conducted.