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    Human rights in Viet Nam - True gold fears no fire - Part 5: Resolutely defeating all plots of hostile forces

    Human rights in Viet Nam - True gold fears no fire - Part 5: Resolutely defeating all plots of hostile forces

    PANO - As human rights in Viet Nam are increasingly better ensured, hostile forces are stepping up their distortion, incitement, and frantic acts of sabotage. Their false and misleading allegations aim to tarnish our country’s prestige, divide the great national unity bloc, and undermine Viet Nam’s diplomatic relations with other countries.

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    Human rights in Viet Nam - True gold fears no fire - Part 4: Complicated plots of hostile forces in digital age

    PANO - Hostile forces, with their unchangeable reactionary nature, are fully exploiting the digital environment to sabotage the ideological foundation of the Communist Party of Viet Nam (CPV), Marxism-Leninism, and Ho Chi Minh’s Thought. They seek to undermine the trust of officials, Party members, and people in the Party’s leadership, and the socialist path chosen by our nation. Currently, these activities are being aggressively intensified and deployed.
    Human rights in Viet Nam - True gold fears no fire – Part 3: Cultural rights being increasingly better protected

    PANO - Cultural rights are an essential component of the human rights framework and are recognized as indispensable to the comprehensive development of every individual and community. The Communist Party of Viet Nam and the State have consistently maintained that safeguarding the cultural rights of the people is a fundamental policy priority, backed by concrete and determined actions to ensure these rights are fully protected.
    Human rights in Vietnam - True gold fears no fire - Part 2: Vietnam exercises international human rights standards

    PANO - Ensuring and promoting human rights in Vietnam is not merely a matter of political declarations, but has been comprehensively institutionalized within a legal system that places people at the center of the development process. This represents a modern legal approach that is both suited to Vietnam’s realities and consistent with the international human rights standards to which the country has committed itself.
    OP-ED: New thinking and action drive Vietnam

    Building a nation that develops rapidly and sustainably requires a clean, transparent and modern national governance system. Given this, work on internal affairs and the prevention and combat of corruption, wastefulness and other negative phenomena is no longer aimed solely at detecting and handling violations.
    Leaner organization, sharper governance create new growth drivers

    One year after the implementation of the two-tier local administration model, Vietnamese localities are entering a phase focused on improving governance quality, utilizing resources, and translating institutional changes into substantive development momentum.
    Diplomacy considered as driver of national development

    In Vietnam’s development journey, diplomacy has never occupied as a central position as it does today. Evolving from a strategy focused on safeguarding the country’s development space, the foreign policy set forth at the 14th National Party Congress has elevated diplomacy to a new level by identifying it as a “regular and crucial” task alongside national defense and security, directly contributing to the enhancement of national development capacity.
    Vietnam taking more active role in shaping int’l law: Australian scholar

    Prof. Carl Thayer from the Australian Defense Force Academy at the University of New South Wales has hailed the election of Assoc. Prof., Dr. Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, Vietnam’s first international legal expert, to sit on the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), as a landmark achievement for the country.
    Inspiring Vietnamese women’s aspiration to rise and contribute

    PANO - On June 18, the 14th National Congress of the Vietnam Women's Union for the 2026 - 2031 term officially opened in Hanoi.
    Dong Nai: Aspiration to rise in new era

    Following its merger and status elevation to Vietnam’s seventh centrally-run city starting April 30, 2026, Dong Nai is entering a pivotal phase to reposition its role and standing within a broader development landscape. More than an administrative upgrade, the move, coupled with strategic projects such as Long Thanh International Airport, is opening new space for the southern locality to make socio-economic breakthroughs, strengthen regional connectivity and reshape its development model toward services, tourism and innovation.
    OP-ED: Personnel consolidation – A lever to elevate national governance, development

    The opening days of the 2026–2031 tenure have marked a synchronized and resolute shift in personnel work from the central to local levels. The consolidation of key leadership positions within the Party and the State, alongside the restructuring, reassignment, and appointment of officials across various agencies and localities, not only meets immediate requirements but also lays a critical foundation for a new phase of national development.
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