VietNamNet readers have argued that high academic titles don’t equal talent, and that local authorities must create mechanisms to support truly capable officers.

Experts believe that Resolution 68 introduces breakthrough policies to support the rapid, safe, and healthy development of the private sector while restoring confidence and motivation for private enterprises.

Nguyen Van Vien graduated from the Peoples’ Police Academy majoring in police economics, but his career shifted from major crime investigations to a tough fight against drug crime.

By connecting its inland waterways to coastal routes, Vietnam can lead the region with seamless, immersive travel experiences.

Vietnam could redefine its international financial center by positioning Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang as complementary nodes in a shared financial ecosystem.

As China tightens rules over banned substances in fruit imports, Vietnam’s durian industry is on high alert.

Miss Grand 2021 Thuy Tien is now facing criminal charges linked to fraudulent health product sales.

According to National Assembly deputy Phan Duc Hieu, successful implementation of Resolution 68 could mark the third major breakthrough in the history of Vietnam’s private sector development.

China’s strict food safety measures lead to a sharp drop in Vietnam’s durian exports.

A heartfelt essay about perseverance and passion for math helped Nguyen Phuc Luong secure full-ride offers from top US universities.

Vietnamese enterprises call for equal policy support to unleash their full economic potential.

Former Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Committee and Ambassador Ha Huy Thong shares the story of British Labour MP William Warbey, who met President Ho Chi Minh twice - during his visits to Vietnam in 1957 and 1965.

Under strict parental guidance, all six sons of Lien are obedient and filial.

Addressing a national conference in Hanoi on May 18 on the dissemination and implementation of Resolutions 66 and 68, the leader called for joint efforts to drive Vietnam into a new era — one of development, prosperity, and strength.

Fifty years after national reunification, war has faded into history. Yet in peacetime, a fierce “frontline” persists, where police forces confront daily dangers: the battle against drug crimes.

The Insurance Management and Supervision Agency (IMSA) has disclosed numerous violations committed by VNI, including claims settled after over 600 days and a case in which a VND100 million entitlement was compensated with only VND30 million.

A former teacher’s vision becomes a national model for linking rivers, culture, and the sea in Vietnam’s tourism landscape.

Above the bustle of Hoan Kiem, Ca phe Dinh remains a sanctuary of the capital’s past.

Outdated forecasts and misallocated land have left Hanoi’s students competing for public school seats.

A proposed national regulation introduces five emission levels for in-use cars, with a roadmap starting in 2026.