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The European Union’s planned implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) from 2028 forces Viet Nam’s textile and garment industry to begin building the data infrastructure meeting the new regulation
MoreBritain's economy contracted by 0.1% in April, the first monthly fall since August 2025, as the conflict in the Middle East pushed up energy costs and prompted households to rein in their spending
MoreCharting the Path Forward: AIIB President Zou Jiayi on Sustainable Infrastructure in Asia and Beyond
When Zou Jiayi assumed the presidency of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in January 2026, she made an unusual choice for a leader of a major multilateral institution: before setting strategy, she went to listen
MoreViet Nam's mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market is entering a new phase of development, fuelled by the growing strength of domestic capital, technological innovation and an increasingly mature startup ecosystem, experts said at Venture Forum 2026 held in HCM City on Friday
MoreWhile Viet Nam already has regulations on rules of origin, these currently apply only to imports and exports, mainly for tariff preferences under free trade agreements and foreign trade management purposes
MoreForecast for this year downgraded to 2.5% and inflation expected to jump as a result of war in the Middle East
MoreCollins Chong Yew Keat, a foreign affairs, security and strategy analyst at the University of Malaya (Malaysia), described AFF 2026 as a valuable platform for fostering long-term strategic thinking, regional trust-building and policy innovation
MoreTo date, over 100 fisheries unions, solidarity groups and teams protecting national sovereignty and security at sea in Da Nang have signed commitments not to engage in IUU fishing
MoreOne year after Resolution 68 on private economic sector development began to be implemented, its progress can be summed up as “a steady start and a major breakthrough”
MoreThe business community suggested many changes and expressed expectations that the new regulations would remove existing "bottlenecks," facilitate trade activities, reduce compliance costs
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