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PM calls for more investment from German businesses

PM calls for more investment from German businesses

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said Vietnam wants German investors to invest more in the country, particularly in the sectors of Germany’s strength, such as hi-tech manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure, and logistics.
Fresh policies take effect in November

Fresh policies take effect in November

A series of new policies on land levy, specific allowances for a number of judicial and inspection titles in the Army, assessment of primary pupils shall come into force in November, 2016.
German FM eyes stronger ties with Vietnam

German FM eyes stronger ties with Vietnam

German FM Frank-Walter Steinmeier spoke highly of Vietnam’s rising role and position in the region while affirming that German Government expects stronger cooperation with the Southeast Asian country in various fields.
Woman in scandal roiling S. Korea says she 'deserves death'

Woman in scandal roiling S. Korea says she 'deserves death'

Telling reporters Monday that she "deserves death," the woman at the center of a scandal roiling South Korea met prosecutors examining whether she used her close ties to President Park Geun-hye to pull government strings from the shadows and
Formosa compensation paid out in Ha Tinh

Formosa compensation paid out in Ha Tinh

Fishermen in Ha Tinh Province have started receiving the compensation for the mass fish deaths in the central region caused by Taiwanese Hung Nghiep Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corporation.
Philippine President to free Vietnamese fishermen

Philippine President to free Vietnamese fishermen

Philippine President Duterte will lead the Nov. 2 ceremonial send-off for 17 Vietnamese fishermen caught poaching off Sta. Catalina town in Ilocos Sur province, after a prosecutor dismissed the charges against them.
One in seven children suffer high air pollution: UNICEF

One in seven children suffer high air pollution: UNICEF

Almost one in seven children worldwide live in areas with high levels of outdoor air pollution, mostly in South Asia, and their growing bodies are most vulnerable to damage, the U.N. children's agency UNICEF said on Monday.

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