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Participation in IPU-137 shows VN’s dynamism in parliamentary diplomacy

Vietnam’s presence at the 137th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU-137) and related meetings will confirm the ...

Foreign investment in Vietnam may reach $28 billion by end ... HN plans $66m project to reduce traffic congestion at ...

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New policies take effect since September

A series of policies on safe, friendly education environment and school violence prevention and control, special mechanisms and ...

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Vietnam's 2017 GDP growth target of 6.7 percent in sight: NFSC

The National Financial Supervisory Committee (NFSC) has anticipated that Vietnam's gross domestic product (GDP) in 2017 will be ...

'Our economy is not broken,' says UK finance minister, ... Hanoi’s five-year-delayed sky train misses yet another ...

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India-Vietnam trade is aiming toward $15bn target

On the occasion of the 45th anniversary of Vietnam-India diplomatic relations, and the 10th anniversary of the two countries’ ...

Tensions on Korean peninsula may hit Vietnam’s economy hard: ... Support local damage caused by Typhoon No. 4 and 5

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Vingroup shakes hands with Bosch Vietnam

Vingroup and Bosch Vietnam will enter comprehensive co-operation in manufacturing motorcycles and automobiles of the Vinfast ...

Hanoi: Retail space for lease records best results in five years Nowhere to turn: Can traditional taxis survive the onslaught of ...

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Hanoi's new rapid bus route showing signs of overloading: report

The buses have a capacity of 90 passengers, but some are carrying up to 115 during peak times.

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Hang Lung’s Chan Says Some Developers May Struggle for Funds4:32 AM SAP Third-Quarter Net Income Rises on Lower Legal Provision Yen Boosted as Smaller Volatility Lures Investors: Japan Credit Ditching EU Atomic Project After Japan May Strand $2 Billion A Verification System for New Hires Backfires