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Top Vietnamese leader highlights new horizon for Vietnam–Denmark cooperation
Vietnam and Denmark have built deep mutual trust, paving the way for a new horizon of cooperation, Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam stressed while delivering a policy speech at the University of Copenhagen on Oct. 19 afternoon (local time) as part of his state visit to the European country.
Vietnam's top leader proposes deeper Denmark ties, invites University of Copenhagen to open campus
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam has proposed elevating Vietnam–Denmark relations to a more comprehensive strategic framework, with offshore wind, education and maritime security among key areas of cooperation.
Failing to find work at home, Vietnamese guest workers choose to leave again
Facing wage shocks and a shortage of suitable domestic jobs, many Vietnamese workers are choosing to head back overseas after their initial contracts end.
Ho Chi Minh City targets 80% of days with 'good' or 'moderate' air quality by 2030
Ho Chi Minh City aims to achieve "good" or "moderate" air quality on 80% of days annually by 2030, alongside a steady reduction in fine particulate matter.
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How did a PAS nominee end up heading a Chinese new village?
A purported district office mix-up in Mahsan exposes conflicting accounts on two neighbouring Chinese new villages.
In the age of AI, what is a university education for?
These institutions back the case for schooling based on knowledge, judgment and the ability to keep learning
New Cold War tests Thai choices
A new Cold War is emerging as the United States and China compete from trade and finance to outer space, scholars and senior journalists have warned, urging Thailand not to pick sides too soon.
House re-invites MP Suchada to explain gambling claims
A House committee will again invite Bhumjaithai MP Suchada Zhang Thaensap and her husband to explain alleged links to online gambling and a reported bribery offer at its meeting on Thursday, chairman Rangsiman Rome said on Monday.
New pilot zone to curb bribery
The government will use Bangkok's Khao San Road as a pilot zone to tackle bribery involving entertainment venues and speed up action against corrupt officials.
Minister orders checks over pollution complaints
Industry Minister Varawut Silpa-archa on Monday ordered further factory inspections and water sampling in Prachin Buri after residents complained of pollution, pledging that any action would comply with the law.