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Reducing administrative layers and empowering technocratic leaders will foster efficiency and minimize bureaucratic hurdles, says expert Vo Dai Luoc.
The Ministry of Public Security (MPS) in the past have eliminated eight general departments and equivalent units, and everything has been running smoothly so far, and all political tasks have been fulfilled.
Brazil’s Ambassador to Vietnam highlights the significance of Vietnam’s participation in the G20 Summit, emphasizing its growing global influence and stable political-economic framework.
On the 27th anniversary of VietNamNet, founding editor-in-chief Nguyen Anh Tuan discusses the publication’s legacy, the need for transformative governance, and the role of innovation in shaping Vietnam’s future.
Hoang Quoc Bao, or Dai Bao Bao, says film crews only guarantee 70-80 percent of safety for stuntmen, so those who are willing to accept risk can work in the industry.
The future of digital journalism in Vietnam will depend on how Vietnamese press agencies apply new technologies, Le Quoc Vinh, a respected media expert, said.
Vietnam is embarking on a bold journey to reform its political apparatus, addressing inefficiencies in a system designed decades ago. The effort reflects the leadership’s determination to align governance with modern developmental demands.
Vietnam’s burgeoning EV market can benefit from Norway’s approach, which combines incentives, infrastructure, and consumer education.
As Vietnam embarks on bold reforms to streamline its bureaucracy, officials are called upon to set an example by making personal sacrifices for the collective good.
The global economy in 2025 faces uncertainty under Trump’s policies, with inflation risks, surging gold prices, and potential economic bubbles.
Press agencies today need to go beyond traditional journalism and create new values to satisfy the needs of readers. This can only be done if editorial offices turn into technology firms.
Institutional reform, streamlined governance, and a focus on private enterprise are key to Vietnam’s efforts to achieve high economic growth and prosperity.
With record-breaking concerts, sold-out fan events, and a wave of passionate support, Anh Trai Say Hi and Anh Trai Vuot Ngan Chong Gai have set new standards for Vietnam's showbiz, marking 2024 as a turning point.
By rationalizing its advisory and support structures, Vietnam’s National Assembly aims to enhance efficiency and legislative impact.
Investors in the film industry are not pleased about the decision to raise the VAT rate on culture and art products from 5 percent to 10 percent, saying that the tax rate will hinder the development of the industry.
Among his invitations from prestigious schools in the US, Japan and China, Ko Dong Hyun decided to come to Vietnam to study for a doctoral degree at the age of 36, a move that his friends described as ‘adventuresome’.
The combination of creative journalism and digital technology can bring new experiences to the public and help the press maintain its position in the information landscape.
At the age of 17, Le Tran is a student in the sixth grade. She enjoys every moment of life and is happy to be together with her family and classmates.
Bui Tuan Tai, 26, who works in a modern office in the central area of Hanoi and communicates with foreign partners from Singapore, Malaysia and Europe, was uncertain about his future seven years ago when he finished general education.
Vietnam’s ambitious efforts to streamline its government apparatus and reform institutions are setting the stage for robust economic growth in 2025 and beyond.