Opinion
Allocating resources according to the needs of the people
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Prime Minister Le Minh Hung emphasized that resources must go towards the right goals and practical requirements of localities, especially provinces that are still facing difficulties.
Learning English from grade 1 is preparing for early integration
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The Ministry of Education and Training proposes that English be a Foreign Language 1 from grade 1, allowing students to learn other foreign languages from grade 6 depending on the needs and ability of the educational institution.
Illusions
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One late autumn afternoon, in an old coffee shop at the corner of the street, the old writer and the young painter sat opposite each other. He was over seventy years old, his hair was as white as old paper, his eyes were like those of someone who had read too many books, loved too many people and was disappointed many times. He was just over twenty-five, his hair tied tightly at the back of his neck, his shirt had a few paint stains, his face was sad like water-dipped rice paper.
Harmful short video - long-term consequences
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In 2024, the Oxford Dictionary chose "Brain rot" - temporarily translated as "brain rot" as the Typical Word of the Year reflecting global concerns about intellectual decline due to the consumption of meaningless content on social networks, especially short videos.
Wishing for it, wishing for it
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The V.League team was rejected from proposing that the head coach not attend the press conference, but somehow, they were still satisfied.
Tell a little bit
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There is a very human habit that when you are sad, you want to tell. Tell to lighten your heart, tell to be understood, tell as a way to confirm that your sadness is real, not just something you imagined. But as you grow up, you gradually learn one thing: Not everyone who listens is listening, and not all silence is empathy.
Innovating regulations, improving the quality of university admissions
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The 2026 university entrance exam has many new points in regulations, although it does not create too much noise, but it has a direct impact on how students choose their future and how universities select entrants.
Timely sharing, activating growth momentum
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Not only reducing gasoline prices, the tax reduction policy is also a clear message about the State's companionship with people and businesses, creating an important boost to macroeconomic stability and promote growth.
Internal support
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In the late afternoon, in the small studio, the sunlight skewers and cuts into thin slices on the floor. The old painter stands in front of the easel, wiping the brush slowly as if each brush is keeping a part of his memory. Opposite him is a young man working in the information technology industry, hugging his laptop as if hugging a part of his life.
Delicious dish
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Buying quality ingredients, but whether the finished product is delicious or not depends on the hands of the processor.
An important pillar for workers' lives
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Trade union funding resources have and are becoming an important "support" for workers' lives, especially in localities.
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.
