A government report to the National Assembly outlines efforts to support doctors, improve public services, and drive sustainable growth.

A new Vietnamese decree prohibits excessive academic pressure at home, with fines ranging from $200 to $400 for violators.

Fines ranging from $200 to $1,200 will be imposed for insulting, controlling, or violating the privacy of family members under Decree 282/2025.

During a group discussion on the draft Law on E-Commerce this afternoon, National Assembly deputies shared numerous opinions on the responsibilities of sellers and platform owners in the digital marketplace.

National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man has signed off a resolution specifying the number of vice chairpersons of People’s Councils at the provincial and commune levels, along with the number of deputy heads of boards at these councils.

The Education Ministry is proposing a centralized National Scholarship Fund to attract and retain top minds and unify Vietnam’s fragmented scholarship system.

VCCI proposes raising the legal betting limit to help businesses compete with illegal platforms.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has just signed Decision No. 38, amending and supplementing several articles of the Regulations on the Management of Operations at Cam Ranh International Port issued by the Ministry of National Defense.

Decree No. 259/2025/ND-CP, dated October 10, 2025, defines strategic goods as weapons of mass destruction (WMD), conventional weapons, and dual-use items that can be used for the development, production, or deployment of such weapons.

Several blockchain firms in Vietnam have restricted domestic users after Resolution 05/2025 was issued.

Officials explain the benefits and safety reasons behind the registration requirement for rooftop solar panels.

The government has issued a resolution on a digital asset market in Vietnam on a trial basis. Six months after the first licensed entity starts operations, all off-system digital asset transactions will be subject to legal action.

The Ministry of Education is calling for radical reforms, including compulsory lower secondary education and unified national textbooks.

From September 1, public officials and employees retiring early will no longer receive the lump-sum subsidy under Decree 178. Instead, a new policy promotes streamlined staffing in a more stable and sustainable manner.

The Politburo has issued new criteria for selecting candidates for key positions including General Secretary, President, Prime Minister, and National Assembly Chair.

A bold move to reduce emissions and improve air quality in Hanoi will begin in July 2026 with the ban on fossil-fueled motorbikes in the inner city.

The Politburo and Secretariat have released a directive enhancing decentralization and local authority across Vietnam’s dual-level government system.

Disciplinary action in Vietnamese schools now emphasizes education and family collaboration, not exclusion.

The following is the second part of the talk with Phan Duc Trung, Chair of the Vietnam Blockchain and Digital Asset Association, about the development of tokenized assets in Vietnam.

As over 42% of university applicants currently rely on high school transcripts for admission, Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training is collecting feedback on whether to maintain or abolish this method starting in 2026.