Opinion
Lessons from helmets to safety equipment for children in cars
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Nearly 20 years ago, the Prime Minister issued Resolution 32 stipulating that motorcyclists on all roads are required to wear helmets.
The story of pension authorization of a 97-year-old woman: A big lesson in public service behavior
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The case of a 97-year-old woman encountering difficulties in carrying out procedures for authorizing her to receive a pension has caused the Hanoi City Party Committee to request a review and handling of the responsibilities of related individuals.
Filling the void
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There is a type of person who is very afraid of free time. After an event, it could be a failed project, a broken relationship or simply a bad working day, they immediately rush forward. They take on more work, immerse themselves in overnight gatherings, register for new courses, or rush to pack their suitcases to a strange city. They think it's bravery, the strongest way to overcome a crisis. But many times, it's just a very well-organized escape.
Children in cars cannot be protected by the words "Baby in Car
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From July 1, 2026, regulations requiring the mandatory use of child safety equipment in cars officially take effect.
Unlocking green credit to pave the way for growth
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Sustainable growth can only be achieved when capital flows strongly into production, innovation and green sectors.
Similar and different
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In the morning, the familiar coffee shop has something interesting, everyone thinks they are living a "very private" life, but looking closely, they are strangely similar. The person at the next table orders unsweetened latte, the person at the window knocks on the laptop with a busy look very similar to... other busy people.
Opening up the labor market
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The labor market picture in the first quarter of 2026 is brightening with many positive signs: The number of people with jobs is increasing, income is improving, the unemployment rate is maintained at 2.21%. The unemployment rate has decreased to 1.68%, showing that labor productivity is improving.
Wall
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There are people who live very "closed" lives. They don't post much, share little, and reply to messages often briefly. Outwardly, people easily think they are cold, unapproachable, or simply don't need anyone. But if you look a little longer, you will see that that silence is not necessarily rejection. It's like a thin wall, not to push others away, but to try to see who is patient enough to approach.
Dong Nai University supports 400 million VND/person to attract professors, just money is not enough
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Dong Nai approves a policy to attract and support once for PhDs and professors working at Dong Nai University from 300 - 400 million VND/person.
Ho Chi Minh City proposes to exempt seaport infrastructure for 3 years to save people's lives
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Ho Chi Minh City proposes to exempt seaport infrastructure fees for 3 years, equivalent to a collection of more than 7,000 billion VND to indirectly support businesses.
Hanoi converts abandoned resettlement houses: Transparency is a prerequisite
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Thousands of abandoned resettlement houses in the heart of Hanoi are not only silent concrete blocks, but also a clear manifestation of prolonged waste of resources.
Opening up urban space development thinking
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The Hanoi - Quang Ninh high-speed railway line is not just a simple transport infrastructure project. With a design speed of 350km/h, shortening the journey to about 23 minutes, this line is opening up a regional development space restructuring.
Motivation for a more equitable and sustainable society
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Social security is not only a fulcrum, but is becoming a driving force for a more equitable and sustainable development society.
My job
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A sidewalk coffee morning, where world news is updated faster than online newspapers. The left table analyzes celebrity divorces in detail like private lawyers; the right table discusses macroeconomics even though the wallet is "negative macro" from the 20th. And he is struggling with his own deadline. That contrast is ridiculous, when we are often engrossed in being "directors" for other people's lives but leave our own scripts unfinished.
Plan and roadmap
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When making a plan, you also simultaneously draw out a roadmap for implementation, but reality may force you to adjust and change.
Sports and Diderot effects
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When you have a quality item, the psychology is that you will look to buy other things to match the value of that item...
Space of silence
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In the morning, he stopped by a familiar shop, ordered a glass of black ice with little sugar. The shop owner looked at him, casually: "You're sitting alone again?". He smiled: "Calm down, my dear". She nodded, but her eyes seemed to be silently thinking: "This old man must have no ghosts who would want to sit with him". He read that thought through her frown, but was still silent.
More authority, enhance position
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For many years, Hanoi's development story has always been associated with a paradox: great potential but many opportunities are "lagged" by the mechanism.
Thief and hero
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Taking a small item that is not yours, but being praised, do you feel proud or does a moral story need to be put on the debate table?
