(VOVworld) – Vietnam’s economy has recovered significantly, but problems remain. National Assembly deputies have recommended that state agencies focus on helping enterprises recover and boost their production, and adjust the inflation rate to an acceptable level to boost demand.

(VOVworld) – There is new hope in the fight against Ebola. Several West African countries have been declared Ebola-free by the World Health Organization (WHO), and the first batches of experimental vaccines against the virus show promising signs. But more financial and human resources are needed to continue the fight, which is a long way from halting the epidemic.

(VOVworld)- Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on Monday stressed Vietnam had achieved positive economic results despite the complicated situation in the world. In his report on Vietnam’s socio-economic situation in 2014 and tasks for 2015 made at the 8th session of the 13th National Assembly, the Prime Minister said the Government targets a higher and more sustainable economic growth next year.

(VOVworld) –Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung will visit the Vatican on October 18 as part of his European tour. Based on the fine relations between Vietnam and the Vatican in recent years, Prime Minister Dung’s visit will deepen bilateral diplomatic ties for the future.

(VOVworld)- The 10th Summit of the Asia Europe Meeting opened in the Italian city of Milan on Thursday. Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung and the Vietnamese delegation will participate in discussions on development issues, security and strengthening bilateral cooperation with other ASEM member countries.

(VOVworld) – The international donor conference in Cairo, Egypt on October 12 raised 5.4 billion USD for the reconstruction of the Gaza strip. The donors have pledged to disburse the aid as soon as possible so Palestinians in Gaza can normalize their lives and restore their economy, but many people remain skeptical about the permanence of the reconstruction.

(VOVworld) - Since the first Ebola case was identified in Guinea in March, the epidemic has killed over 4,000 people in several countries. The rapid spread of the epidemic, for which there is neither vaccine nor effective treatment, has made Ebola the worst epidemic in recent decades. Although the international community has made efforts to prevent its spread, there are signs it may be getting out of control.

(VOVworld)- Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung began an official visit to Belgium, the EU and Germany on Sunday to strengthen Vietnam’s comprehensive cooperation with its EU partners, especially in economics. The trip reflects Vietnam’s determination to boost international integration and contribute to global issues.

(VOVworld) – Since its liberation 60 years ago, Hanoi has overcome various difficulties to advance forward to become the heart of the nation and gain UNESCO’s recognition as “The city for peace”.

(VOVworld)- Since a cease fire took effect a month ago, tensions between Ukraine’s government and separatists have eased. But violations and new actions by the government are dimming the hope of restoring peace in the region.