Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s official visits to Russia and Hungary were very successful, creating conditions for developing Vietnam’s relations with the two countries in a comprehensive, substantive and more profound manner.

 National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan will visit the European countries of Sweden, Hungary and the Czech Republic from April 6-14, aiming to foster ties with the partners, especially in legislation.

 Chairwoman of the National Assembly Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan will make official visits to Sweden, Hungary and the Czech Republic from April 6-14, according to the NA’s External Relations Committee. 

NA Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan has suggested the Swedish side continue supporting Vietnam in realising millennium development goals and enhance cooperation with the country in trade, education-training, science-technology and health care. 

 President Truong Tan Sang welcomed newly-accredited ambassadors from Italy, Mexico, and Hungary who presented their credentials to the Vietnamese State leader on May 27.

 Vietnam and Hungary will work to make it easier for their businesses to research respective markets and seek partners as part of efforts to fully tap their trade potential.

 Hungary keen to boost judicial partnership; Vietnam, Italy hold defence policy dialogue; Vietnam asks Japan for more help to Mekong River Commission

 Vietnamese general receives Indian army college delegation; Vietnam pushes for wide-ranging TPP deal; Vietnam, Colombia foster multifaceted ties; Lawmakers scrutinise draft revised Investment Law; Vietnam, Hungary step up judicial collaboration

 President Sang welcomes Japanese guest; Vanuatu PM to visit Vietnam; Hungary’s chief prosecutor visits Ho Chi Minh City; Ambassador presents credentials to DPRK leader; NA wants review of new budget rules; VN-Denmark roundtable opens

 Hungary's top prosecutor in VN; Minister to Presidential Office of Laos visits Vietnam; Vietnamese, Lao female NA deputies exchange experience; VN, Laos talk human rights

 Vietnam hopes for more cooperation in HR development; Vietnam’s National Day marked in Belgium, US; Vietnam, Hungary seek stronger ties through friendly meeting; Construction starts on new highway

VietNamNet Bridge – Hungary is extremely competitive in terms of nuclear energy training costs, when compared with other nations around the globe - a good advantage for Vietnam to develop human resources

 President Sang welcomes Marxist theory scholars; NA Vice Chairwoman receives Timor Leste delegation; CPV, Hungarian political parties agree to foster ties; Vietnam, Laos exchange AIPA organisation experience

VietNamNet Bridge – Hungarian music lovers have fallen in love with a video clip of a Vietnamese opera student singing a traditional Hungarian song.

 Vietnam, France discuss ways to boost partnership; Deputy PM applauds Vietnam-Hungary judicial cooperation; Justice Minister received by Lao leaders; Vietnam, Cambodia intensify search for fallen soldiers

 VietNamNet Bridge – The country on July 19 collected six golds and a silver at the Open Weightlifting Cup in Budapest, Hungary.

 Vinaphone to slash rates for international roaming; Hungary opens trade office in Vietnam; VCCI forecasts rising sales towards year-end; Vietnam ranks second among foreign investors in Laos; Industries unable to source locally-made components

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam and Hungary have issued a joint statement during President Truong Tan Sang’s visit to the European country from September 15-17, pledging to further expand and deepen the traditional friendship and all-around cooperation

 President on landmark Hungary trip; VN wishes to broaden NZ links across wide range of sectors; Deputy PM Nhan travels to Russia for special working visit

A recent dispute between Vietnamese Catholics and local police that escalated quickly into violence was condemned as an "excessive act" by Thai Van Hang, Deputy Chairman of the provincial People's Committee.