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Vietnam kicks off Communist Party Congress with leadership and economic growth on the line

Vietnam’s most important political conclave held an opening ceremony on Tuesday, as the Communist Party convened to decide the country’s leadership and broad policy course for the next five years.

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Vietnam party meeting opens with leadership and economic growth on the line

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Can Vietnam’s Communist Party Supercharge Its Economy With Private Enterprise?

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Vietnam's Lam pledges growth above 10% despite global challenges

In an address to the Communist Party congress that will decide his political future, Vietnam's top leader To Lam on Tuesday pledged annual economic growth of more than 10% for the remainder of the de...

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Vietnam's Communist Party congress meets to pick new leaders

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Vietnam Begins Communist Party Congress To Pick Leaders

People’s Army Newspaper Online

14th National Party Congress to decide on strategic issues for nation’s future, destiny: State President

The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) shoulders an enormous historical mission: not only to set goals and directions for the 2026–2030 term, but also to make decisions on strategic issues concerning the future and destiny of the nation in many decades to come,

VietnamPlus

Communist Party of Vietnam plays key role in building peace: Japanese official

Director-General of the International Bureau of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Yamaguchi Tsuyoshi has praised Vietnam’s impressive progress in recent years, stressing that the CPV has been at the core of this development.

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Vietnam Leader Seeks China-style Powers At Party Conclave

Vietnam's top leader To Lam is expected to address a twice-a-decade congress of the Communist Party on Tuesday, where he is seeking expanded powers similar to China's political structure.

THE VOICE OF VIETNAM - VOV World

Vietnam enters a new development phase with solid growth foundation: American expert

(VOVWORLD) -On the eve of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Piper Campbell, inaugural Chair of the Department of Foreign Policy and Global Security at American University’s School of International Service,

The Economist

Will the army hold up Vietnam’s big reforms?

Social-media sites (which the country only partly stifles) carry rumours of a tussle between factions of the party that are loyal to Vietnam’s army and those that represent its police. At issue is which cadres should be promoted to the country’s top jobs.