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  • Expanding Social Insurance Coverage: A Foundation for Vietnam’s Sustainable Development

    This paper examines the current state of Vietnam’s social insurance system, highlighting key challenges in coverage gaps, policy fragmentation, and limited sustainability, particularly among informal workers who account for a majority of the labor force. Drawing on international experience, and despite notable progress in expanding coverage, the study proposes a strategic reform framework centered on five dimensions of policy linkage: across tiers, short- and long-term benefits, employment...

    Tran Thi Minh Thi
    25/08/2026
  • Promoting the Role of Public Opinion in Leadership and Governance in Accordance with the Spirit of the 14th National Congress of the Party

    This article examines the role of public opinion in leadership and governance in accordance with the spirit of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam. The findings indicate that the 14th National Congress represents a significant advancement in the Party’s perception of public opinion, shifting from viewing it primarily as an object of monitoring and guidance to recognizing it as a strategic resource for national governance and a policy feedback mechanism supporting the...

    Tu Thuy Quynh
    25/08/2026
  • Trade Cooperation Between ASEAN and EU During the Period 2020-2025

    The paper analyzes the current situation, and prospects of trade cooperation between ASEAN and EU during the period 2020-2025 in the context of significant global economic fluctuations. Using qualitative analysis, descriptive statistics, and secondary data synthesis, the study finds that bilateral trade recovered rapidly after the Covid-19 pandemic, maintained a large scale, and showed a clearly complementary structure. However, cooperation remains limited due to the lack of inter-regional...

    Nguyen Ngoc Lan, Nguyen Ha Phuong
    25/08/2026
  • Unlocking the Potential of the Silver Economy: Experiences from East Asian Countries and Policy Implications for Vietnam

    The article examines the potential of the Silver Economy in the context of population ageing in Vietnam by comparing the experiences of three East Asian countries: Japan, South Korea, and China. Based on a literature review and a comparative policy analysis, the paper identifies the distinctive features of each country’s approach. It then draws lessons regarding the establishment of institutional frameworks, the development of product and service ecosystems, and the promotion of older persons’...

    Dang Thu Thuy
    25/08/2026
  • Solutions for Expanding Vietnam’s Cassava Export Market

    Cassava and cassava-based products, among Vietnam’s key agricultural export commodities, have generated annual export revenues of over USD 1 billion. Despite being one of the world’s leading cassava exporters, Vietnam’s cassava industry faces significant risks due to its heavy dependence on the Chinese market. This paper examines the current state of Vietnam’s cassava exports, analyzes the export market structure, and identifies key opportunities and challenges in the context of deepening...

    Nguyen Trung Duc, Trieu Hong Quang
    25/08/2026
  • “Cai luong miet vuon” in the Digital Age: A Community Heritage Communication Model Through the Case of “Ngoi sao miet vuon”

    “Cải lương miệt vườn Nam Bộ” (Southern Vietnamese cải lương - reformed opera) faces growing risks of decline amid digital transformation. This article analyzes the case of the “Ngôi sao miệt vườn” (reformed opera talents) program, an online media product combining social media influencers and professional cải lương artists in Southern Vietnam, drawing on theoretical frameworks of community communication, living heritage theory, and an interdisciplinary approach across cultural studies and media...

    Nguyen Dong Khoi
    25/08/2026
  • From the Character Cấn (艮) to the Cấn Surname in Doai Region: A Hypothetical Framework and Directions for Verification

    This article examines the origin of the Can surname in several localities of Doai region by distinguishing three levels of evidence: verified data, plausible inference, and hypotheses that remain open to further verification. The applied sources include Vietnamese historical records, official administrative data, geographical gazetteers, Chinese texts concerning the characters艮,良, and 梁, and local primary sources that require additional examination, such as genealogies, village legends,...

    Vu Van Hau
    25/08/2026
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