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OECD · VientianeVIENTIANE (ANN/VIENTIANE TIMES) – Laos’ Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Saleumxay, called for stronger collaboration between ASEAN and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to tackle global challenges. He made these remarks while representing Laos, the ASEAN chair for 2024, at the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting in Paris, France, […]See the Story
Laos advocates for deeper ASEAN-OECD collaboration
Vientiane · VientianeI residenti della capitale hanno espresso la loro frustrazione dopo che il governo ha emesso un avviso in cui si invitano i cittadini a fare scorte d'acqua con taniche e bacinelle. Le temperature torride delle ultime settimane hanno complicato la situazione, ma il Laos ha da tempo problemi a garantire una fornitura sicura e costante.See the Story
LAOS Vientiane senz'acqua a causa del caldo record
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Vientiane · VientianeA man was walking on Sunday night in the government building in Vientiane, and after the security services intervened, more people got involved. The security guards used a gas diffuser, which caused more people to seek medical help. After the data came in, six people were injured, communicating to the federal government of the country.See the Story
Back to the celebrations: six people wounded, security guards using the hashtag #video.
Vientiane · VientianeIn the government building in Vientiane, on Sunday night, a man stepped onto the sidewalk, and then after the security services intervened, more people joined in. The security services intervened by using a gas pump, which caused more people to seek medical attention. After the data came in, six people were injured, communicating from the State Department.See the Story