(VOVWORLD) - The European Commission on Wednesday announced its initial humanitarian aid budget of 1.9 billion euros or 2.22 billion USD for 2026, at a time when 239 million people worldwide need assistance and the US is cutting funding significantly.
(VOVWORLD) - The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam continues to receive warm congratulations and strong expressions of support from political parties, partners, overseas Vietnamese communities, and international friends.
(VOVWORLD) - Orientations related to foreign affairs, sustainable development, and culture, as reflected in the documents of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, currently taking place in Hanoi, have drawn significant attention from major international organizations.
(VOVWORLD) -The business community in Ho Chi Minh City has welcomed with strong confidence the target of annual 10% GDP growth through 2030, set by the 14th National Party Congress as Vietnam enters a new phase of development.
(VOVWORLD) -Chinese Ambassador to Vietnam He Wei said he believes Vietnam’s 14th National Party Congress will usher in a new phase of development and create strong momentum for Vietnam in the years ahead.
(VOVWORLD) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that he will meet US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Friday to discuss the nearly four-year old Russia-Ukraine conflict.
(VOVWORLD) - The European Parliament on Wednesday voted to refer the newly signed EU-Mercosur trade deal to the EU Court of Justice for review.
(VOVWORLD) - People in Vinh Long province said they’re confident the 14th National Party Congress will be able to select leaders who possess integrity, talent, and virtue for the Party Central Committee.
(VOVWORLD) -The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam on Thursday entered its fourth working day. At the Congress, the personnel work for the Party Central Committee is carried out in a serious, meticulous, democratic, scientific, and transparent manner.
(VOVWORLD) - US President Donald Trump abruptly stepped back on Wednesday from threats to impose tariffs as leverage to seize Greenland, ruled out the use of force and suggested a deal was in sight to end a dispute over the Danish territory.
