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Vietnam CPV 14th Central Committee fourth plenum

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Latest: Vietnam provinces implement new Party resolutions on leadership and cadre development

The fourth plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) opened in Hanoi on October 5, 2026, and concluded on October 8. Presided over by General Secretary and President To Lam, the m

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Vietnam expands legal reforms and penalties

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Latest: Vietnam implements new cybersecurity and data protection regulations

Vietnam’s reform drive has accelerated across multiple sectors. In early July, the Ministry of Public Security drafted a Criminal Code amendment granting police immunity for actions taken in the line of duty and a parall

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Vietnamese institutional personnel and administrative shifts

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Latest: Vietnam Politburo issues new regulations on Party coordination and member responsibilities

Vietnam continues to implement administrative and leadership changes across various levels of government and institutional bodies. Recent high-level appointments include the designation of two new Deputy Inspectors Gener

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Vietnam legislative and regulatory reform

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Latest: Vietnam leadership emphasizes party integrity and official accountability

Vietnam continues its legislative and regulatory reforms, focusing on both legal modernization and the refinement of Party governance. The National Assembly Standing Committee has recently reviewed several draft laws, in

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Vietnam resolution of stalled development projects

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Latest: Vietnam advances legislative reforms and infrastructure oversight

Vietnam continues its efforts to resolve legal and administrative obstacles affecting stalled real estate and infrastructure projects. Following directives from President To Lam, the Party Central Committee Office issued

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