South Korean President Lee Jae-myung hosted a major artificial intelligence summit, bringing together leaders from leading U.S. and the Republic of Korea technology companies in San Francisco on 25 July. The event marked an important step in Seoul's bid to become a key player in the global AI supply chain.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung hosted a major artificial intelligence summit, bringing together leaders from leading U.S. and the Republic of Korea technology companies in San Francisco on 25 July. The event marked an important step in Seoul's bid to become a key player in the global AI supply chain.
Beyond the cooperation between individual agencies and organisations, government-to-government collaboration has also been a driving force behind efforts to address the legacy of war in Vietnam. To learn more about how the United States and Vietnam are working together in this important area, let’s hear more from Ms Courtney Beale, Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam.
Richard Magner, an American veteran, has devoted his retirement to helping Vietnam recover the remains of soldiers still missing from the war. So far, his research is helping identify around 10 mass grave sites across Vietnam. One of the most significant discoveries was in Loc Ninh, Dong Nai, where the remains of more than 200 soldiers have been recovered.
A new debate is heating up in the European Union as many member states oppose the European Commission's proposal to link support from the common budget to requirements for domestic reforms. This controversy could significantly affect the EU's nearly €2 trillion budget negotiations for the years 2028–2034.
The 500-Day Campaign to search for and recover the remains of Vietnam's fallen soldiers has only recently begun, but it has already achieved encouraging results. Behind these results is a group of researchers who have quietly worked on this mission for nearly ten years.
Issue has occurred in the East Sea, and Vietnam just voiced its stance. The country has called on all parties involved in the East Sea to exercise restraint, avoid the use or threat of force, and resolve disputes peacefully in line with international law.