(VOVWORLD) - On October 10, 70 years ago, the capital city of Hanoi was liberated. The rallying call for the people of the capital to rise up and wrest back independence echoed through the autumn air of that year, creating a bridge between the past and present. 70 years later, the people of Hanoi continue to unite, building on the legacy of the heroic capital, which has become the nation’s political and administrative center, and a driving force for the development of Vietnam on its path to enter an era of growth and progress.

(VOVWORLD) - The United Nations Human Rights Council has officially approved Vietnam's National Report under the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). By accepting 271 out of 320 recommendations—an approval rate of 84.7%—Vietnam has demonstrated its firm commitment to the UPR process and its determination and efforts to protect and promote human rights.

(VOVWORLD) -A multi-media political program was launched on Wednesday in the National Broadcasting Center, Hanoi, by the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) to amplify the message of General Secretary and President To Lam on creating confidence in the new development period.

(VOVWORLD) - Scientific and technological achievements must serve social progress, focus on humanity, liberate and develop humanity in a comprehensive manner, constantly improve life, for the benefit and happiness of humanity and for future generations, said Vietnamese Party General Secretary and State President To Lam. Addressing the UN Summit for the Future on September 22, the Vietnamese top leader said Vietnam is prioritizing scientific and technological development and innovation to serve social progress.

(VOVWORLD) - September 21st is the International Day of Peace. For Vietnam, maintaining a peaceful and stable environment is not only essential for fostering cooperation and development, it’s also the necessary foundation for achieving sustainable development and prosperity. Vietnam has contributed to United Nations peacekeeping efforts and to regional and global peace and stability.

(VOVWORLD) - Human resources are the key to the success of Vietnam’s nascent semiconductor industry. Several of the world’s major tech firms have begun shifting their chip manufacturing operations to Vietnam, placing a strain on Vietnam’s capacity to supply the needed manpower. Vietnam is promoting international cooperation in training qualified workers to meet the demand.

(VOVWORLD) - The Day for Honoring Vietnamese Language 2024 and the Beloved Vietnamese Gala held in Hanoi last week once again highlighted the Vietnamese Party and State’s special attention to the Vietnamese community abroad. The Vietnamese Party and State have always strived to understand the thoughts and aspirations of overseas Vietnamese to promote their role in national development.

(VOVWORLD) - A robust digital transformation, combined with the application of modern science and technology, is set to become a key driving force for Vietnam’s future development. In the context of rapid globalization and extensive international integration, Vietnam sees digital transformation as an urgent priority to enhance its economic competitiveness.

(VOVWORLD) - At the August 21 meeting of the Subcommittee for Personnel Affairs of the 14th National Party Congress, General Secretary and President To Lam highlighted the critical role of cadres in every revolutionary period, across all fields and localities. Since the 13th National Party Congress, significant progress has been made in cadre work, particularly in the rotation and assignment of key cadres. This strategy has emerged as a major solution to reforming the Party's personnel work in the current context.

(VOVWORLD) - At the 26th meeting of the Central Steering Committee on Anti-Corruption last week, General Secretary and President To Lam, who heads the committee, reaffirmed a resolute stance against corruption with the motto “relentless, restless, without exceptions, no matter who the person is”. The Party chief also said anti-corruption efforts should support socio-economic development and should not hinder economic progress.