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World News in Brief: September 21

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States from Sept. 23 to 25 at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson announced on Monday. During the visit, Xi and Trump will have an in-depth exchange of views on major issues concerning China-U.S. relations and world peace and development, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said at a regular news briefing.

Political Division under the Quang Tri Provincial Military Command searches for and retrieves martyrs' remains in Bai Dinh Village, Dan Hoa Commune. (Photo: QS)
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Quang Tri completes sampling for identification of martyrs' remains

The Quang Tri Provincial Military Command reported on September 20 that, after 190 days of implementing the “500-day-and-night Campaign to step up the search, collection and identification of martyrs' remains”, Quang Tri Province had completed the collection of biological samples at 130 cemeteries and relevant areas for the identification of martyrs' remains.

Introducing AI-powered products at the 2025 Viet Nam AI Festival. (Photo: HA LINH)
Sci-Tech

Unlocking data for AI development

Developing artificial intelligence (AI) models in Viet Nam requires large volumes of high-quality and diverse data. However, harnessing this resource raises concerns regarding intellectual property rights and the scope of lawful use of protected content.

[In Pictures] Second Thang Long-Ha Noi Festival 2026 concludes
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[In Pictures] Second Thang Long-Ha Noi Festival 2026 concludes

The closing ceremony of the second Thang Long-Ha Noi Festival 2026 took place at Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square in Ha Noi on the evening of September 20, bringing to an end a series of events held from September 11 to 20, featuring more than 16 cultural and artistic activities and attracting over 3,000 artists, performers and artisans.

Many businesses invest in rooftop solar power systems to serve production, helping reduce electricity costs. (Photo: Le Chi)
Environment

Technology holds the key to more efficient energy use

Growing energy demand means it is no longer enough simply to ensure adequate supply; every unit of energy must also be used efficiently. In this context, science, technology, and innovation are opening up new approaches: accurately measuring consumption, identifying waste, optimising operations, and gradually transforming the way energy is produced and used.

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