Draft law eases rules for overseas labor services

Draft law eases rules for overseas labor services

The Ministry of Home Affairs is proposing amendments to the Law on Vietnamese Guest Workers under Contract to streamline administrative procedures, expand decentralization and accelerate digital transformation as part of efforts to improve the business environment and modernize state management in overseas labor services.

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Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin awarded second-class Labor Order

The Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAVA) was awarded the second-class Labor Order by the State President at a ceremony held in Hanoi on August 4, in recognition of its contributions to supporting victims of Agent Orange/dioxin and protecting their legitimate rights and interests.

Vietnam launches national action plan against breast and cervical cancer


Vietnam aims to have 90% of girls aged between nine and 15 years of age fully vaccinated against the human papillomavirus (HPV) in the 19 northern cities and provinces participating in the national Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) by 2030, under a new national strategy to eliminate cervical cancer.

Vietnam sends top students to 2026 Asian Science Camp


A 10-member Vietnamese delegation of elite students from the nation’s leading universities and high schools for the gifted is joining the 2026 Asian Science Camp, which opened at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) (China) on August 3.

Around 1,300 students compete in AIMO 2026 international finals in Hanoi


Around 1,300 students from 22 countries and territories gathered in Hanoi on August 2 to compete in the international finals of the Asian International Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO) 2026, marking the first time Vietnam has hosted the competition's global finale.
“Socialist communes/wards” concretize Vietnam’s new development orientation: Chinese scholar

The pilot rollout of “socialist communes/wards” in Hanoi is an important step concretizing the development orientations set out at the Communist Party of Vietnam’s 14th National Congress, and helping strengthen grassroots governance as Vietnam implements a two-tier local administration model, according to a Chinese scholar.

Keeper of history: Man preserves images of late President, national sovereignty through postage stamps


Inside a modest house in Thoai Son commune, the Mekong Delta province of An Giang, dozens of stamp albums are the treasured possessions of veteran philatelist Tran Huu Hue. To him, every postage stamp is a miniature page of history, preserving the nation's collective memory while connecting Vietnam with friends across the globe.

Effective models help residents in remote Ea M’droh


PANO - Models such as “Piggy bank and saving practice” and “Party cell accompanies households to escape poverty,” launched by local authorities of Ea M’droh commune (Dak Lak province), are helping disadvantaged households sustainably escape poverty.

Vietnam promotes youth-centered policies for sustainable development


As the world faces demographic shifts, Vietnam is stepping up efforts to invest in young people through people-centered population policies, recognizing the youth as both beneficiaries and drivers of sustainable development.
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