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Hanoi (VNA) - Russian citizens living in Vietnam voted in Russia’s national referendum on amendments to its constitution on July 1 in Hanoi, Da Nang, and HCM City. Russians living, studying, or working in Vietnam as well as tourists stranded in the country because of travel restrictions to contain the spread of COVID-19 cast their ballots at the Russian Embassy in Hanoi and its Consulates General in Da Nang and HCM City. The referendum on constitutional reforms, initiated by President Vladimir Putin, was originally scheduled for April 22 but was delayed amid coronavirus concerns. According to Konstantin Vnukov, Russian Ambassador to Vietnam, more than 40 percent of Russian citizens had cast ballots as of June 30. All three polling stations in Vietnam are open until 8pm./. … [Read more...] about Russians in Vietnam vote on amendments to constitution

Under the Prime Minister’s direction, domestic authorities and Vietnam’s overseas representative offices are making plans to fly more Vietnamese citizens home, depending on the citizens’ need and the country’s quarantine capacity./. … [Read more...] about Latest Coronavirus News in Vietnam & Southeast Asia June 25

All Vietnamese and Indonesian citizens of all ages can participate. Each individual can send up to 3 logo designs in the file format .jpeg, weighs at least 3 MB and maximum 5 MB to [email protected] (for participants in Indonesia) and [email protected] (for participants in Vietnam). … [Read more...] about Logo contest marking Vietnam-Indonesia diplomatic ties launched

HÀ NỘI — The Russian representative offices in Việt Nam opened their doors on Wednesday from 8am to 8pm to welcome Russian nationals coming to vote on proposed amendments to the Constitution, the same day as voting day in Russia. … [Read more...] about Russian Ambassador optimistic about constitutional amendments