Three strategic breakthroughs in draft documents for National Party Congress

Three strategic breakthroughs in draft documents for National Party Congress

The draft documents to be submitted to the 14th National Party Congress identify three strategic breakthroughs: institutional reform; improvements in education quality and talent attraction; and infrastructure investment. Nguyen Van Nen, Politburo member and standing member of the Subcommittee for Documents of the 14th National Party Congress, shared the new viewpoints, major orientations and strategic breakthroughs with Nhan Dan Newspaper.
Lightning-fast Quang Trung Campaign achieves resounding victory: PM

Lightning-fast Quang Trung Campaign achieves resounding victory: PM

PM Chinh instructed localities to complete house handovers no later than January 18, 2026, while continuing to address environmental issues, restore essential infrastructure, create jobs and livelihoods, and ensure transparent, timely support for affected households, especially during the Lunar New Year.
Vietnam fast-tracks key national railway projects

Vietnam fast-tracks key national railway projects

With the completion of a key legal framework, Vietnam's major national railway projects have kicked off the new year of 2026 with an accelerated implementation phase, notably the North-South high-speed railway and the Lao Cai-Hanoi-Hai Phong railway line
PM urges shift towards deeper, more effective international integration

PM urges shift towards deeper, more effective international integration

Addressing a national conference reviewing the National Steering Committee for International Integration's international integration work in 2025 and outlining tasks for 2026 on January 14, PM Chinh, who is also head of the committee, emphasised integration serves three key goals: enhancing Vietnam’s stature, capacity, position and credibility on the global stage; strengthening strategic proactiveness in international relations; and improving the material and spiritual well-being of the people.
Vietnam’s foreign affairs: 40 years of historic achievements under Party's leadership

Vietnam’s foreign affairs: 40 years of historic achievements under Party's leadership

Vietnam has obtained historic achievements in foreign affairs over 40 years of "Doi moi" (renewal) under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), which is set to continue to build on these successes to proactively seize opportunities and surmount challenges to further strengthen diplomatic efforts, thereby safeguarding national interests and affirming Vietnam’s role as a responsible and active member of the international community in an ever-changing world.
Hanoi’s AI-powered camera system shows initial positive results

Hanoi’s AI-powered camera system shows initial positive results

From December 13, 2025 to January 12, 2026, the system recorded 6,351 cases eligible for automated traffic enforcement, with red-light violations accounting for 66.36% and helmet violations 32.32%. Captured images and video clips provided clear legal evidence for enforcement.
Vietnam emerges as typical case of Asia’s FDI success

Vietnam emerges as typical case of Asia’s FDI success

Vietnam stands out as a representative example. The article cites US technology group Intel as a case in point. Since establishing its testing and assembly facility at the Saigon Hi-Tech Park in 2010, Intel has expanded operations through total investments of 1.5 billion USD.
Vietnam seeks stronger partnership with Singapore

Vietnam seeks stronger partnership with Singapore

The Deputy PM expressed his hope that Lee will continue to support efforts to further advance Vietnam–Singapore relations in a more practical and effective manner, as well as provide advice and share experience in developing financial centres and promoting connectivity between the two countries’ international financial centres.
International cooperation: Key to global semiconductor supply chain for Vietnam

International cooperation: Key to global semiconductor supply chain for Vietnam

In today’s modern world, countless major technological breakthroughs begin with silicon fragments smaller than a grain of rice called semiconductor. As these chips have become strategic assets, intense geopolitical competition among major powers has triggered an unprecedented shift in global semiconductor supply chains. Against this backdrop, domestic and international analysts see Vietnam as a strong contender in global semiconductor companies’ de-risking strategy.