#communist-party

#communist-party

Vietnam plans to cut 100,000 public sector jobs and reduce ministries from 18 to 14 in a major bureaucratic overhaul.

Nguyen Phu Trong, a significant figure in Vietnam's Communist Party, known for his anticorruption campaign, passes away, leaving a leadership gap.

Vietnam prioritizes relations with China under new leader To Lam, despite ongoing territorial disputes.

Speculation on a shift towards China may be exaggerated.

Vietnam plans to streamline bureaucracy, reducing government bodies from 30 to 21 for increased efficiency and structure.

Major ministries are merging, creating a 'super ministry' for finance and national planning.

Thousands of state employees could be affected by this substantial governmental restructuring.

Luong Cuong's election reflects ongoing political instability and the military's increasing role within Vietnam's leadership dynamics.

Vietnam's National Assembly appointed Luong Cuong as president, maintaining the country's power-sharing structure among its leaders.

Chinese Communist Party officials previously bought banned political books from Hong Kong to understand internal party dynamics but now face repercussions for such actions.

China's Communist Party marks 75 years amid economic challenges, cautioning about a difficult future ahead.

China's new company law could allow Communist Party influence over US firms through mandated employee representatives.

Mandelson's 2021 meeting with Chinese officials raises concerns about cooperation with a known influence operation.

China's economic growth slumped due to a real estate crash, posing challenges for the Communist Party's leadership gathering.

President To Lam of Vietnam, well-known for his anticorruption efforts, is set to become the next Communist Party general secretary, solidifying his position within the party.

General To Lam's rise marks the continuation of Vietnam's anti-corruption campaign amid political upheaval, prioritizing governance despite potential short-term economic impacts.