EU Summit: Split due to Ukraine’s crisis

EU Summit: Split due to Ukraine’s crisis

(VOVworld)- Opened on Thursday in Brussels, the EU Summit focused on ways to deal with the escalation of tension in Ukraine, the extension of sanctions against Russia and military aid to...
One year after Crimea’s annexation to Russia

One year after Crimea’s annexation to Russia

(VOVworld) – It has been one year since President Vladimir Putin signed treaties annexing Crimea and the port city of Sevastopol to Russia. In the past year Russia has increased investment...
VFF President Nguyen Thien Nhan visits Myanmar

VFF President Nguyen Thien Nhan visits Myanmar

(VOVworld) - Vietnam and Myanmar need to work on the establishment of a State committee on economic cooperation and the signing of a double-taxation avoidance agreement to boost trade, said President of...
Iran nuclear talks grinding to a standstill

Iran nuclear talks grinding to a standstill

(VOVworld) – Talks between the foreign ministers of Iran and European powers made little progress on Monday, given that the end-of-March deadline for a framework agreement on Iran’s...
Russia calls for dialogue with EU

Russia calls for dialogue with EU

(VOVworld)- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticized NATO Tuesday for its increasing military activities near Russian borders and called for resolving disputes through dialogue
Coordinated measures to stimulate economic growth

Coordinated measures to stimulate economic growth

(VOVworld) – Vietnam recorded positive results in macro-economic management in the first two months of the year. The government has assigned socio-economic tasks to local administrations and sectors...
Indian Foreign Secretary visits Pakistan

Indian Foreign Secretary visits Pakistan

(VOVworld) – New Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Tuesday, 7 months after they had cancelled Foreign Secretary-level talks
IAEA worried about DPRK’s nuclear program

IAEA worried about DPRK’s nuclear program

(VOVworld) - International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Head Yukiya Amano said Monday that he is seriously concerned about the nuclear program of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)