Opinion

Welcome back to the "Words on the Street" section of The Hanoi Times, where we discuss current issues and stories from around Hanoi and Vietnam.

Welcome back to Words on the Street, where we delve into the pressing debates in Vietnam's education landscape: Teaching English, with the new English curriculum sparking heated debate.

The city's goal is the inclusion of as many craft villages as possible in the Creative Cities of Crafts network.

Careful and attentive approaches are required to find the best solutions for foreign laborers who have struggled with life.

Vietnamese artists are building a bridge between tradition and innovation, proving that Vietnam’s talent can shine alongside the best.

With a high demand for green space, tree planting and urban planning must be balanced to ensure Hanoi's growth.

Hanoi is making strong steps to tackle air pollution, aiming to boost its appeal.

To make education better, it should look to eliminate wrongdoers and give chances to those with better ethical traits.

The district of Quoc Oai has made remarkable progress in its digital transformation.

In the world of technological advances, no one is safe enough against online scams, from knowledge-rich people to the most vulnerable ones.

Transit-oriented development (TOD) is the key to improving Hanoi's urban landscape and transportation.

Welcome to Words on the Street, where we explore the latest trends shaping cities and cultures. Today, we're delving into how Hanoi is fast becoming a premier destination for major events, from international sporting competitions to large-scale concerts. But first, let me share a personal story.

Vietnam is embracing inclusive and transformative change in agriculture to address these challenges.

Hanoi's Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs will open more multi-stakeholder dialogues to find solutions for administrative reforms.

Being a teenagers mean you are easily be taunted, and your actions may not end up with good outcomes.

The 70th anniversary of Hanoi's liberation is expected to catapult the capital's rapid development.