Opinion
Valuing talent must start from giving opportunities
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To value talents, in addition to good remuneration policies, it is also necessary to give them opportunities, powers and worthy jobs to prove themselves.
Building schools, building a future for students in border areas
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In the last days of August, a series of multi-level boarding school projects in border communes across the country are racing against time to be ready to welcome students in the new school year.
Familiar with fatigue
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The pub under the mahogany tree is crowded every night. The sound of glasses crackling mixed with the sound of cars on the street. At the corner of the pub, the old writer was still sitting in his usual place with a plate of roasted peanuts and two bottles of beer. The young architect arrived late. Just as he sat down, he had almost finished his glass of beer and leaned back on the chair. The old man looked at him, smiling: "You've been busy lately?" He stroked his eyes: "I don't understand why, I feel tired all the time." "When did I get tired?" He shrugged: "It's been a long time, uncle. It's been so long that I don't even remember it. He was silent for a moment and then sipped beer: "Then it will be time when I don't feel tired anymore." He looked at him in surprise. "Not because I'm healthier, but because I'm used to fatigue.
Maintaining the solemnity of the National Anthem in the AI era
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The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is seeking opinions on the Draft Decree regulating the use of the National Anthem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Bringing teenagers to "storm" causing noise to clean up trash, a practical civic education lesson
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The fact that Thu Dau Mot Ward Police (HCMC) organized a group of teenagers to cause noise when "going storming" to clean up the neighborhood is a way of educating responsibility to the community.
Lighting a fire to share with people in the midst of storms and floods
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Where people need it, I am ready to be present to support." That is the simple, sincere saying of a resident right in the place where the flash flood swept through Muong Than (Lai Chau), showing the spirit of solidarity and sharing is everywhere, especially in places where people are in distress.
The limit of the heart
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Every morning when going to work, he runs across a bridge. At the beginning of the bridge, there is a sign clearly stating: "Maximum load of 30 tons". Overloaded vehicles must stop. People know exactly how much weight that bridge can withstand, how many winds, even earthquakes. No one dares to put a project into use without understanding its limits.
Do not waste the brainpower of retired teachers
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From September 1, 2026, retired teachers who meet the conditions can work as official teachers through fixed-term labor contracts.
Relocating houses along canals, putting people's interests first
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Ho Chi Minh City aims to relocate about 40,000 houses on and along canals and ditches by 2030 - double the initial target. This is a very large-scale urban embellishment program, with 117 projects, with a total estimated capital of more than 221 trillion VND.
Infrastructure paves the way for cultural industry
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To achieve the goal of cultural industry becoming a key economic sector, creating value, jobs, brands and competitiveness, it is necessary to remove fundamental bottlenecks in infrastructure, land and creative space.
Awaken all growth drivers
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The growth pressure of the last 6 months of the year is still very large and it is impossible to expect that a few "leaders" will pull the entire economic train to the finish line.
Charging the battery
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There is a very modern paradox. The phone in our pocket is often fuller than the person holding it. Every night, before going to bed, many people always have a habit of finding a charging cable. As soon as the battery is left at 20%, they start to worry. And if it goes down to 5%, the feeling of anxiety appears as if they are about to lose contact with the whole world.
Don't let consumers "bet" on food themselves
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Food of unknown origin, fake goods, and poor quality goods continuously detected in recent times show "loopholes" in food safety management. Consumers become the most exposed to risks, but are the ones with the least information to protect themselves.
Emotions and discipline
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He often compares himself to a wordsmith. Every morning when he goes to a sidewalk coffee shop, ordering a glass of dark ice without concentrated sugar, he sees a vibrant world, sometimes bustling around. The girl at the next table has red eyes because of heartbreak, the guy in the corner is shouting loudly on the phone, his hand smashing the table loudly because of a broken contract. And the old man has a tense face as if he just argued with his wife, whining and scolding the shop owner this morning for making coffee harder than usual.
Freedom of speech must go hand in hand with legal order and respect for people
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On social networks, some individuals and groups appear in the name of freedom of speech, insulting the honor of individuals and organizations, and calling for the arrest of others.
The appeal of culture in the digital environment
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General Secretary and President To Lam suggested a new approach to preserving national cultural identity in the digital environment.
The labor market needs people who know how to adapt to the digital environment
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The rate of trained workers with degrees and certificates in the first 6 months of 2026 reached 29.7%, an increase compared to the same period last year, showing that more and more workers are actively studying to adapt to the new requirements of the job market.
Denying yourself
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There are breakups that happen in one day. Just one sentence, one signature or a door closes and everything ends. But there are also losses that last for many years that the person involved does not realize. That is when we try to keep a person, a relationship or a dream by gradually abandoning ourselves.
