VIETNAM’S GLOBAL OUTREACH: A TRUSTED PARTNER FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT

In a rapidly changing world, strategic competition, conflicts, climate change and economic disruptions are creating increasingly complex and interconnected challenges. Against this backdrop, international cooperation and multilateralism remain essential to maintaining peace and stability and promoting sustainable development.

WAJ

LATEST

Chairman Kwon Sung Taek: When Art and Memory Shape Vietnam–Korea Diplomacy

.The exhibition “Friendship Connected by Light – Stories of Two Nations Under the Big Dipper” at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea headquarters explores Vietnam–Korea relations through art and historical memory. Chairman Kwon Sung Taek shared with WAJ the continuing significance of light, Ho Chi Minh’s legacy, and a people-centered approach to diplomacy..

January 01, 1970 WAJ

What the Helsinki Spirit Means for Young Europeans Today

.Fifty years after the Helsinki Final Act sought to bridge East and West, its message is fading. In an interview with WAJ, Dr. Dieter Reinisch warns that young Europeans risk losing the spirit of dialogue that once helped secure peace on the continent..

January 01, 1970 WAJ

The Geopolitical Landscape of Italy: An In-Depth Analysis

.Currently, Italy finds itself in a complex geopolitical context, characterized by significant challenges and opportunities to seize. However, the political choices made do not always demonstrate a long-term strategic vision..

January 01, 1970 WAJ

Vietnam and Austria Deepen High-Tech Ties Ahead of Innovation Forum

.As globalization and technological change accelerate, Vietnam and Austria are strengthening cooperation in high-tech and innovation. The First Vietnam–Austrian High-Tech and Innovation Forum, set for May 16, 2025, in Vienna, is the Vietnamese Embassy’s inaugural initiative in this field. Ahead of the event, WAJ interviewed Ambassador Vu Le Thai Hoang about the outlook and expectations for bilateral cooperation..

January 01, 1970 Dr. Yen Platz

Director General's Statement to the 68th IAEA General Conference

.Through the International Atomic Energy Agency’s unique mandate, we have the responsibility of addressing issues that affect all of humanity. Our priorities include reinforcing and preventing the erosion of a non-proliferation regime that has underpinned international peace and security for more than half a century; the ever-more-present existential threat of climate change, and the ongoing injustice of poverty, disease and hunger. .

January 01, 1970 WAJ
Show More