Opinion
World Cup and the aspirations of Vietnamese football
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Vietnam is a country with the number of football fans among the top in the world. That is undeniable truth.
10th grade students infiltrate vaccination system, cybersecurity warning
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A 10th grade student was prosecuted by Lam Dong Police for illegally entering the National Immunization Information System and selling 20 million personal data.
For a safe, fair and transparent exam
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The 2026 high school graduation exam has the largest organization scale ever with over 1.2 million candidates registered to take the exam at 2,487 exam sites and nearly 50,000 exam rooms nationwide.
Urgently preventing dangers from strange flying objects
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In just two days, June 6th and 7th, strange flying objects appeared near the Noi Bai and Cat Bi airport areas, affecting the operation of 38 flights.
Ensuring the highest rights of voters from early votes
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On March 8, in some special areas in An Giang, Khanh Hoa and Quang Tri provinces, voters went to early voting in the election of delegates to the 16th National Assembly of Vietnam and delegates to the People's Councils at all levels for the 2026-2031 term. This is not new, but always carries a special meaning: Putting the interests and the right to mastery of the people first.
Mental surveillance needs to be understood correctly
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There are conflicting debates and different understandings surrounding the draft of the Ministry of Health proposing to put people under work pressure under psychiatric supervision.
Improving the lives of female workers
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On International Women's Day March 8th, many meaningful activities have been organized by Trade Union levels across the country, focusing on the female labor force - those who are making important contributions to production, services and social life.
Eat sticky rice, drink coffee
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Going to work early in the morning, many times, he stops by the roadside to buy 10,000 VND of sticky rice and peanuts...
Workers are not absent on election day
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Ho Chi Minh City proposes that businesses not organize overtime and overtime to create conditions for workers and laborers to participate in elections on March 15, 2026.
Reconciliation with oneself
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The old teacher put the book down on the table, looked at the young artist who was glued to his phone and asked: "Have you ever sat still alone without doing anything?". He still didn't look up: "Yes, sir. When... Wi-Fi is lost.
Increasing biofuels, stabilizing market sentiment
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The global oil market is volatile, affecting transportation costs, production and consumer goods prices. This reality requires flexible and proactive management solutions to minimize risks and maintain domestic market stability.
Not lonely
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The fourth-floor cinema is brightly lit, lights shine on two posters facing each other, one is the passionate kiss of a couple under the rain, and the other is the earth cracking in the middle of the Milky Way.
Balancing benefits in housing policy
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The concept of "suitable priced commercial housing" has been put on the policy agenda, with the expectation of becoming a solution to the housing problem of the middle-income class in urban areas.
Reduced financial pressure, increased opportunities to comply with treatment
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The Health Insurance Department (Ministry of Health) is developing a draft to add 84 types of pharmaceuticals and biological products to the list paid for by the health insurance fund (HI). Notably, there are up to 30 types of cancer treatment drugs - accounting for 35.7% of the total proposed drugs. Most of these are newly invented drugs, high-cost drugs, which have long been a major barrier for many patients.
The whip and the lamp
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In the morning, the early morning sun shone on the coffee shop. The U70 writer with gray hair full of wind and rain, squinted through the low-rimmed glasses of his ageless friend, a young girl working in fashion, always radiant like a lively catwalk.
Live for whom?
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If the purpose of life is to please everyone, you must be reminded of plowing in the middle of the road.
Ho Chi Minh City relocates schools out of the inner city, not just solving traffic jams
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Ho Chi Minh City will relocate universities, colleges, vocational training and medical facilities to the suburbs to reduce traffic jams. New facilities will be planned to follow metro lines.
