World
Vietnamese economic diplomacy creates a foundation for sustainable development
|
In 2025, Vietnam's economic diplomacy is flexibly deployed in the context of a volatile international economic environment. Vietnam identifies economic diplomacy as an important pillar to maintain a stable foreign environment, expand development space and directly support long-term growth goals.
Pensions in Japan are at risk of falling 20% in the next 30 years
|
Faced with pressure from the aging population and shrinking labor force, the Japanese government is promoting pension system reform for the first time in 5 years.
Japan - Korea strengthen ties
|
When they first met on the sidelines of the APEC Summit at the end of October last year in South Korea, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi agreed on Mr. Lee Jae Myung's visit to Japan. And Mr. Lee Jae Myung quickly made his visit this week.
Colombia spends 1.68 billion USD to build a shield against drones
|
Colombia launched the drone shield project, which is considered a strategic step to address security threats.
Kiev shortens half of electricity, declares state of emergency
|
Ukraine faces a harsh winter as its energy system is seriously depleted due to prolonged conflict with Russia.
Venezuelan President escorted to New York prison
|
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was escorted to a prison in Brooklyn, New York, USA on the evening of January 3.
People in 32 cities in Iran take to the streets to protest inflation
|
The plunge of the domestic currency and rampant inflation are pushing Iran into a new wave of social instability.
Venezuela rejects US jurisdiction over Maduro
|
Venezuela affirmed that Mr. Maduro is still the only legitimate head of state, demanding that the US return this leader to his country safely and unconditionally.
World oil price forecast after US action in Venezuela
|
Analysts assess that the oil market faces increased geopolitical risks, but the immediate impact is considered limited.
Venezuela appoints interim President after Maduro arrested by the US
|
Ms. Delcy Rodriguez was appointed interim President of Venezuela after the US military campaign to arrest Mr. Maduro.
India puts camels and eagles into parade drills
|
India is expected to bring the army's animal forces to participate in the Republic Day parade for the first time on January 26.
South Korea accuses North Korea of launching ballistic missiles into the sea
|
New military developments on the Korean peninsula are increasing the attention of the region.
Czech Lower House Speaker asked to be dismissed by opposition
|
The Czech House Speaker's statement criticizing Ukraine sparked a wave of domestic opposition, prompting the opposition to push for his resignation.
Venezuelan President arrested: US conducts detailed drills for months
|
The campaign to arrest the Venezuelan President has been prepared by the US for months, with scripts and drills at a high level of detail.
New low pressure area is forecast to form in the East Sea
|
A new low pressure area is forecast to form in the southern South China Sea from now until January 8.
Venezuelan oil with the largest reserves in the world
|
Venezuela possesses the largest oil reserves in the world, but exploitation output is currently very low compared to its potential.
Tens of thousands of Germans suffer serious power outages in the cold
|
Cold air covering the German capital Berlin makes efforts to overcome the power outage even more difficult.
Mr. Trump: The US will run Venezuela, focus on oil and gas
|
President Trump declared that the US will directly run Venezuela during the transition period, with a focus on the oil and gas sector.
Russian army declares control of Bondarnoye region in Donetsk
|
In just 24 hours, units of the Southern Russia Operations Group controlled the Bondarnoye settlement in the Donetsk region.
Vietnam speaks out about information related to Venezuela
|
Vietnam is deeply concerned about information related to the current situation in Venezuela, calling on all parties to respect international law.