(VOV) - Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is set to attend a hearing before the National Anti-Corruption Committee on February 27 on charges of ignoring warnings that the national rice subsidy scheme was fostering corruption and causing financial losses.

(VOV) - Ukraine has begun to nominate candidates for the presidential election in May - an important step towards stabilizing the situation and moving closer to Europe. However, it is no easy task due to economic difficulties and social division. 

(VOV) - Analysts say failed Geneva peace negotiations have discouraged hope for a political breakthrough to end the 3-year civil war in Syria.

(VOV) - Iran and the P5+1 resumed negotiations for a comprehensive deal on Iran’s nuclear program on February 18. However, what has happened recently indicates that this will be a long complicated process and satisfactory results will not be easily achieved. 

(VOV) - US Secretary of State John Kerry began a four-day tour of Asia on February 13. This is the fifth time Kerry has returned to Asia since he became US Secretary of State a year ago.

(VOV) - Bosnia-Herzegovina was separated from Yugoslavia after the 1992-1995 ethnic conflict ended. For the first time in 20 years, Bosnia-Herzegovina has again become a hot spot in Europe because of anti-government protests. However, what’s now happening there has long been foreseen. 

(VOV) - Vietnamese people are steadfastly independent and proud of their cultural roots. Since the founding of the Vietnamese state they have stood with unanimity to create a formidable strength propelling the nation forward.

(VOV) - Differences between concerned parties have cast a shadow on a peace conference on Syria (the Geneva II conference) due to open in Montreux, Switzerland, on January 22.

(VOV) -The Hanoi Museum is currently hosting a photographic exhibition asserting Vietnam’s indisputable sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagoes.

(VOV) - Contrary to optimistic signs of the global economy, the world witnessed several political upheavals last year. Continuous global security challenges are worrying the public about the possibility of resolving them this year. 

(VOV) - Exchanges of words and military deployments posed a great threat to North East Asia in 2013. VOV comments on the territorial disputes in this region.

China’s recent acts concerning the East Sea are illegal and of no value, and seriously violating Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagoes. 

(VOV) - The Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS) has rejected the Chinese province of Hainan’s unilateral ruling on fishing restrictions in the East Sea and demanded China put an end to such a wrongful act.

(VOV) - In 2013, the Middle East topped the list of the world’s most unstable regions due to clashes between Israel and Palestine, Syria’s civil war and Iran’s nuclear program. The instability has brought the Middle East to the verge of explosion.

(VOV) -An exhibition which proves Vietnam’s indisputable sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) archipelago opened in the central city of Danang on January 9.

(VOV) - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has obtained significant results in building an ASEAN community by 2015, enhancing relationships with its partners, and raising the bloc’s status in a multi-polar world.

(VOV) - An exhibition providing indisputable documentary evidence of Vietnam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagoes opened at Dak Lak Museum on January 6.

(VOV) - More than 315 million American people are beginning their Christmas and New Year holidays. While optimistic about a better year to come, Americans can’t ignore big problems on both the domestic and foreign front.

(VOV) - Tensions have escalated 3 weeks after Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych refused to sign a deal with the EU to prioritize economic links with Russia.

An exhibition that opened in Hanoi on December 15 provides indisputable documentary evidence of Vietnam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagoes.

(VOV) - US President Barack Obama shook hands with Cuban President Raul Castro at Nelson Mandela’s memorial service in South Africa on December 10. Although it’s a symbolic gesture, can the cordial handshake be a historic milestone that signals a thaw in a relationship frozen for the past 50 years? 

The Vietnamese Party and State’s religious and belief policies have vanquished schemes to abuse religions to conduct a “peace evolution”.

(VOV) - US Vice President Joe Biden has arrived in Beijing, the second leg of his tour of Japan, China and the Republic of Korea. His visit is expected help ease tensions in the region following China’s claim of its Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea.

(VOV) - A Vietnamese representative gave historical evidence asserting Vietnam’s sovereignty over its two groups of East Sea islands, Truong Sa (Spratly) and Hoang Sa (Paracel), at a workshop in New South Wales on December 30.

(VOV) - The National Assembly passed the revised 1992 Constitution in Hanoi on November 28 to meet the country’s development requirements in the new era.

(VOV) - Thailand is facing serious instability because of demonstrations by both anti- and pro-government forces in recent days, the largest since 2010 when political strife killed more than 90 people.

(VOV) - Vietnam has been elected to the UN Human Rights Council for 2014-16, showing the international community’s trust in the country’s human rights achievements. It’s also an opportunity for Vietnam to contribute to ensuring human rights globally.

(VOV) - More than 200 local and foreign scholars and experts are attending a two-day international seminar in Hanoi to discuss security measures and cooperation in the East Sea.

(VOV) - A new round of negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 which includes the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany opened in Geneva on November 7.

(VOV) - Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki is on a three-day tour of the US to seek military assistance to counter the spreading violence in his country. Is this a wise step that will allow Maliki to consolidate his power and bring Iraq out of the current violence?