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Discussion is turning to whether Donald Trump could hold another summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un if he returns to the White House. Trump met Kim three times during his presidency, in Singapore, Hanoi and the Korean demilitarised zone, but diplomacy collapsed in 2019 without a sanctions deal. Observers are weighing whether renewed engagement could restart talks over Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal.
- 2Vietnam unveils plaque honoring North Korean Vietnam War fighters●Vietnam unveils plaque honoring North Koreans who fought in Vietnam War
Vietnam has unveiled a memorial plaque honoring North Korean soldiers who fought alongside North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The gesture highlights the long-standing military and diplomatic ties between Hanoi and Pyongyang, and draws renewed attention to North Korea's little-documented role in the conflict, which included pilots and other personnel sent to support the North Vietnamese side.
- 3Vietnam courts Canadian investment in green finance and infrastructure▼Vietnam seeks greater Canadian investment in green finance, infrastructure
Vietnam is calling for greater Canadian investment in green finance and infrastructure projects, according to Vietnam Investment Review. The push reflects Hanoi's broader effort to attract foreign capital for sustainable development as it works toward its climate and growth goals.
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Students representing 66 countries have arrived in Hanoi for the International Astronomy Olympiad, a competition testing knowledge of astronomy and astrophysics among young scientists. Vietnamese media report the event brings together some of the world's brightest high school students, highlighting Hanoi's role as host of a major international science contest and drawing attention to astronomy education worldwide.