Vietnam's Top Leader Heads to US Amid Trade Deal Hopes
Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, is visiting the US for the UN General Assembly, with multiple agreements expected to be announced with American firms in energy, technology, aviation, and finance. This move is seen as part of Vietnam's strategy to ease tensions with Washington, which has threatened new tariffs on the export-reliant nation.
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