The strong development of the Vietnamese securities market in recent times has captured major attention of investors and managers from foreign banks and investment funds in Vietnam. Most international investors have predicted that the Vietnamese securities market will continue develop strongly in the future.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Dung on April 3 expressed regret over the Bangkok-based Court of Appeals’ decision to refuse the extradition of Ly Tong to Vietnam which, he said runs counter to joint efforts to fight crime and terrorism in the region.
The 11th National Assembly (NA) has successfully completed its tasks after operating for 60 months, or more than 1,800 days. Working for the nation’s interests, the supreme representative of the people has further affirmed its special role and position in Vietnam’s political system through its responsible and effective activities.
The 11th National Assembly (NA) has accomplished the last Q&A session with members having to field questions on a host of burning social issues related to unreasonable land prices, illegal house building and anti-corruption.
Many overseas Vietnamese in the US and several Eastern European countries recently became aware of the so-called Viet Tan Party through several websites and tabloid newspapers published in Vietnamese abroad.
Deputies of the National Assembly (NA) on March 29 discussed Government reports on the implementation of the Law on Corruption Prevention and Control and the Law on Thrift Practice and Wastefulness Prevention. These pressing issues raise public concerns and are reported annually by the Government at NA sessions.
The 11th National Assembly (NA) has been marked with a dramatic increase in the number of adopted laws to help perfect the legal system.
Human Rights Watch has accused Vietnam of cracking down on religion and suppressing people with different political views. What is the truth behind the organisation’s move?
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Gia Khiem is paying an official visit to the United States this week with a view to boosting positive bilateral relations and implementing the agreements reached during US President George W. Bush’s visit to Vietnam in November last year.
The US Department of State recently released its 2006 report on human rights situation in many countries. The report said the human rights record in some parts of Vietnam “remained unsatisfactory”. This is an inaccurate judgement of the real situation in Vietnam.