Foreign investment booms in 2017

Foreign investment booms in 2017

(VOVWORLD) -The past 11 months witnessed a significant surge in foreign investment in Vietnam, which jumped 53 percent to reach 33 billion USD of new capital, according to the Ministry...
APPF’s organizing board meets

APPF’s organizing board meets

(VOVWORLD) -Vietnamese National Assembly Vice Chairwoman Tong Thi Phong has chaired a board meeting of the 26th Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF)
Vietnam, Korea to enhance science education

Vietnam, Korea to enhance science education

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) have cooperation potential in science education and training, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam told Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education...
Brexit negotiations to move to next phase

Brexit negotiations to move to next phase

(VOVWORLD) - At their year-end summit on Thursday, leaders of 27 EU countries are expected to approve the agreement that the EU and UK signed last week. Once approved, the agreement...
11th National Youth Union Congress concludes

11th National Youth Union Congress concludes

(VOVWORLD) - The 11th National Congress of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union concluded in Hanoi on Wednesday with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc delivering a key-note speech
Tension flares up around Jerusalem

Tension flares up around Jerusalem

(VOVWORLD) -US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital has caused a backlash in the Arab and Muslim community. Demonstrations in many Muslim countries have pushed...
Macron asks Netanyahu to break peace deadlock

Macron asks Netanyahu to break peace deadlock

(VOVWORLD) -French President Emmanuel Macron told Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday that he needs to make gestures to the Palestinians to break the current impasse
Alarming food insecurity in Africa

Alarming food insecurity in Africa

(VOVWORLD) - 29 African countries need food aid from outside, said the UN Food and Agriculture Organization on December 7, nearly one month after it warned of modest progress made by...