Turning point in hunger eradication, poverty reduction efforts

Hunger eradication and poverty reduction in Vietnam remain a pressing issue and a great concern of the Vietnamese Party and State. Comprehensive and sustainable poverty reduction during socio-economic development is one of the major tasks, contributing to developing the country with a socialist orientation. Achievements recorded during the 2006 - 2010 period created a turning point in hunger eradication and poverty reduction in Vietnam, paving the way for the implementation of new measures in the 2011 - 2020 period.

On foreign policies of US president in the second term (2013-2016)

Since 20 January 2009, Mr. B.Obama assumed his presidency with a burden left behind by his predecessor: an America weak in all fields. Thus, all adjustments in internal and external policies of President B.Obama have focused on overcoming consequences left by the previous government and seeking new solutions and policies to bring America out of the bottom of the crisis and restore its role and image in the international arena.

Be vigilant against the current idea of non-politicized army

The allegation on non-politicized army is by nature the attempt to separate army from the ideology of Marxism-Leninism, to remove the leadership of the Communist Party of Viet Nam over the army, and to make the army loosen its ideology and gradually become ambiguous about its ideology and fighting goals and no longer be able to act as a power tool to protect the Party, State and people. Building the revolutionary nature of the army is the core of building the army in terms of politics.

Relationship between economic growth and social welfare in sustainable development - major solutions for Vietnam

Economic growth is a core driving force for development, and a primary factor and material condition for solving social problems. Appropriate social policies are tools for sustainable socio-economic development.

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