Vietnam's new Communist Party regulations expand investment opportunities for party members while barring senior officials and those in high-risk positions from establishing businesses, holding controlling stakes or managing enterprises.

The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee’s Political Bureau and Secretariat convened a nationwide conference in Hanoi on October 16 to study, disseminate and implement the resolutions from 14th CPV Central Committee’s fourth plenum.

Tran Van Phuc, a major general and former provincial police chief, has been confirmed as deputy chairman of the Communist Party of Vietnam's Central Inspection Commission for the 2026-2031 term.

General Secretary and President To Lam has stressed that people’s health and physical fitness are part of national strength, with physical education and sports playing a vital role in building that foundation.

General Secretary and President To Lam has affirmed that the CPV attaches importance to its traditional friendship with the Communist Party of Canada, calling for stronger coordination, exchanges and sharing of experience between the two parties.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee and President To Lam met with leaders of the Communist Party USA and American friends in New York on the morning of September 21.

Vietnam plans to hold a military parade and procession at Hanoi’s Ba Dinh Square on February 3, 2030, as part of national commemorations marking 100 years since the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

Vietnam’s Politburo on September 21 appointed Vuong Quoc Tuan as Communist Party chief of Quang Tri province, while Bui Hoang Phuong was named deputy Party chief and nominated to become chairman of the provincial government.

Vietnam’s Politburo has appointed Quang Tri provincial Party chief Nguyen Van Phuong as deputy head of the Communist Party’s Central Commission for Policy and Strategy.

Vietnam’s Communist Party has appointed Nguyen Van Chien and lawmaker Bui Hoai Son as deputy heads of its Central Commission for Propaganda and Education.

Vietnam disciplined 900 Communist Party members, including six senior officials managed by central authorities, over the past three months as investigations into major corruption cases continued.

The Party Central Committee’s Inspection Commission suggested imposing disciplinary action against Deputy Minister of Health Tran Van Thuan during its 12th session in Hanoi on September 7 under the chair of its head Tran Sy Thanh.

Vietnam’s Party Secretariat has instructed organizations throughout the political system to designate official spokespersons and clearly assign responsibility for communications.

The Party Central Committee’s Inspection Commission met in Hanoi on August 14, proposing disciplinary action over violations involving Party organisations at the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and in Dong Nai city.

The Politburo has officially renamed the Central Commission for Publicity and Mass Mobilization as the Central Commission for Publicity, with the change taking effect on August 1.

Vietnam's Central Inspection Commission has stripped Nguyen Quang Thieu, president of the Vietnam Writers' Association, of all his Communist Party positions over serious violations linked to the association's publishing activities.

Nguyen Thanh Nghi, head of the Party Central Policy and Strategy Commission, said the Party Central Committee has set a vision for Vietnam to become an advanced, civilized, modern, creative, and enduring socialist nation by 2130.

Under the new development model, Vietnam will be self-reliant, innovative, humane, sustainable and globally integrated, with people at the heart of development.

The Secretariat of the Party Central Committee decided to expel five individuals from the Party for violations, at a meeting held on July 28.