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Vietnam-U.S. strengthen bonds for peace and prosperity

23/09/2026

02:10

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam met with American friends in New York under the theme "Nurturing Friendship – Shaping the Future." Expressing gratitude for their longstanding support, he highlighted Vietnam's development goals, human rights efforts, and post-war recovery campaigns, while presenting Friendship Orders to prominent contributors.

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Pressure mounts on Germany’s reform agenda

Politics 02:26

As of 7 p.m. on 21 September in Germany, or midnight on 22 September in Vietnam, the latest political reactions in Berlin are focusing on how the government should respond following last weekend’s state elections. Within the governing coalition, pressure is increasing over Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s economic and social reform agenda.

Top Vietnamese leader visits OVs community in U.S.

Politics 00:57

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam attended the cultural event “Vietnam: A Journey Through the Homeland in Cinema and Music” on 22 September (Vietnam time) and met with the Vietnamese community in the United States. Party General Secretary and State President To Lam welcomed the continued growth of the Vietnamese community in the United States, praising its dynamism, successful integration, and contributions to the host country.

Vietnam-U.S. strengthen bonds for peace and prosperity

Politics 02:10

Vietnam-U.S. advance economic cooperation

Politics 03:56

Vietnam and the United States are stepping up economic cooperation, with progress in trade negotiations and new opportunities for investment and infrastructure development. These efforts are aimed at creating more balanced economic ties and adding practical momentum to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Expectations for the U.S.-China summit

Politics 06:32

The White House has extended its highest-level diplomatic honors to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping, described as a distinguished guest and a friend of U.S. President Donald Trump. However, in Washington, observers remain relatively cautious about the prospects for concrete results from this important meeting.

Japan reshuffles Cabinet

Politics 01:44

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reshuffled her Cabinet on 17 September in a move aimed at advancing the government’s key policy priorities. Hiroshi Nakatsuka, former Secretary-General of the Japan Innovation Party, or JIP, a partner in the ruling coalition, has been appointed minister in charge of regulatory reform and related areas. This marks the first time the JIP has sent a member into the Cabinet.