Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

For AI to succeed, its academic, content, and knowledge levels must be improved, requiring an overall elevation of standards. The source also stated that while students can utilize AI, schools and teachers require the capability to detect AI's ethical implications.

An expert warns that individuals and schools must quickly train in new AI skills and techniques to avoid job losses by the end of 2026 or even by 2030. Individuals recognize the need to practice and understand the labor market, noting existing gaps and requirements.

AI support allows teachers to create creative lecture drafts in 5 to 15 minutes, depending on the difficulty of the manuscript.

A radio program introduced an art event featuring Chau Hai Duong Calligraphy, highlighting an combination of traditional Hanh Do calligraphy with oil painting. This artistic fusion is associated with the life of Vu Hao Nghi. Organizers described the event as groundbreaking.

Out of 1256 petitions, 1238 were resolved, achieving a 98.6% response rate. However, 804 petitions, or 68%, primarily involved scheduling or providing information without resolving the core issue.

Fiscal, accounting, and land policies in Vietnam are reportedly entangled due to inconsistent laws.

The Mayor of Wuhan City, who guided the 2026 Football League National Championship, stated plans to promote digital applications, diversify communication methods, and increase fan interaction.

Relations among Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos continue to be consolidated, with high-level exchanges and a summit of the three party leaders scheduled for June 2.

Prime Minister To Lam met with Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, said the upgrade of Vietnam-Sri Lanka relations to a comprehensive partnership.

The Vietnamese shooting team has entered a new training process following their achievements at the C-Game 33 and East Asian Cup earlier this year. High-level national shooting team members are training at the central training ground.