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1. Beijing has tightened control over the city's affairs in response to high-profile calls for democracy that have increasingly turned to calls for self-determination or even full independence.

Bắc Kinh đã thắt chặt kiểm soát các vấn đề của thành phố để đáp lại những lời kêu gọi cấp cao về dân chủ ngày càng chuyển sang kêu gọi quyền tự quyết hoặc thậm chí độc lập hoàn toàn.

2. He plans to make a list of businesses where the overtime limits are exceeded by 100 hours a month and submit it to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Labor, Invalids and Social affairs for inspection.

Ông dự kiến lập danh sách những doanh nghiệp quy định làm thêm quá 100 giờ / tháng trình Sở LĐ-TB & XH TP.HCM kiểm tra.

3. The survey showed that more than 70 percent of Vietnamese people felt satisfied with the whole process of administrative affairs.

Cuộc khảo sát cho thấy hơn 70% người Việt Nam cảm thấy hài lòng với toàn bộ quy trình hành chính.

4. A press release by the Ministry of Foreign affairs also said that the PM thanked China for its valuable and timely support with a donation of two million Covid-19 vaccine doses, saying it showcased the cooperative spirit between the two countries.

5. The Ministry of Foreign affairs has advised Vietnamese citizens to avoid traveling to the Middle East amid tensions.

6. European Commissioner for Economic and Financial affairs Pierre Moscovici on Friday addressed the G20 on Brussels' views about taxing Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon, or the GAFA companies, and others.

7. To Duc, former Deputy Director of the Department of Social Assistance, Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social affairs, the demand for nursing homes is increasing because many Vietnamese work and live far away from elderly relatives.

8. Dung was a manager of the center’s document management division at the HCMC Social Support Center run by the municipal Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social affairs.

9. Jay Solomon, the newspaper's chief foreign affairs correspondent and author of a book on secret deals involving Iran, "is no longer employed by The Wall Street Journal," said a statement by the newspaper's parent Dow Jones, a unit of News Corp.

10. It is commonly said that if women fail to manage their family affairs and housework, they are nothing, regardless of how successful they may be in their careers and society.