Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on November 10, 2025

5 "plus points" - a measure of leadership capacity; Revealing a 4,000-year-old ancient Vietnamese village; Green direction for the future; Trucks pollute the environment: Need to be dealt with firmly; Many areas under bridges are becoming landfills... are notable information in the Hanoi Moi Newspaper issue dated November 10, 2025.

5 “plus points” - a measure of leadership ability

Speaking at the opening of the 14th Central Conference of the 13th tenure (morning of November 5, 2025), General Secretary To Lam mentioned one of the extremely important tasks of the Party and the nation. That is the group of issues on the work of the 14th National Party Congress, including the responsibility of "choosing the right person for the right job" for personnel participating in the Politburo and Secretariat of the 14th tenure. In addition to the general standards of politics, ethics and capacity, General Secretary To Lam especially noted 5 "plus points" that every senior official needs to possess.

The core value of human capital

In fact, human capital is considered the most important and sustainable asset of any economy . Trust plays a crucial role in this, providing the foundation for other key factors such as trust, motivation and purpose to drive performance and innovation.

Ceremony to honor outstanding valedictorians graduating from universities and academies in Hanoi in 2024 at the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam. Photo: Viet Thanh

Strategic shift for population quality and development

The draft Population Law is being finalized by the Ministry of Health for the Government to submit to the National Assembly for consideration, with the aim of creating a fundamental and comprehensive shift in the national population policy. Many new contents are included in the draft, accordingly, Vietnam shifts its focus from “family planning” to “population and development”, considering population not only as a number that needs to be controlled, but as the center, goal and driving force of sustainable development.

Population officers propagate and disseminate population policies to the people.

Yesterday (November 9), the closing ceremony of the 12th Hanoi Moi Newspaper Open Table Tennis Tournament 2025: Success in many aspects

On the afternoon of November 9, after 3 days of exciting competition, the final matches and the Closing Ceremony, awarding the 12th Hanoi Moi Newspaper Open Table Tennis Awards 2025 took place at Cau Giay Stadium (Hanoi). The tournament ended with success in many aspects, from expertise to spreading effects in the Vietnamese table tennis community...

Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Hanoi City Party Agencies Pham Thi Nguyen Hanh and Editor-in-Chief of Hanoi Moi Newspaper Nguyen Minh Duc presented the Advanced Men's Team Award. Photo: Quang Thai

4,000-year-old ancient Vietnamese village discovered

Within the framework of the Thang Long - Hanoi Festival, at the Hanoi Museum, the thematic exhibition "Archaeological discoveries from Vuon Chuoi" and the announcement of scientific research results at the Vuon Chuoi archaeological site in 2025 brought a lot of interesting information about the vestiges of an ancient Vietnamese village that existed nearly 4,000 years ago.

Artifacts excavated from the Vuon Chuoi site are on display at the Hanoi Museum. Photo: Hoang Quyen

Green direction for the future

Climate change is becoming a major challenge for the agricultural sector, especially in localities with rapid urbanization such as Hanoi. In response to this reality, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment has been making efforts to deploy many production models adapting to climate change, bringing new crop varieties with high productivity and quality into practice. Initial results show that this is not only a timely solution to cope with climate change but also opens up a sustainable direction for modern, green and effective agriculture.

Harvesting lotus flowers at Me Linh lotus craft village. Photo: Do ​​Trang

Trucks pollute the environment: Need to be dealt with harshly

At the end of the year, when the construction pace increases, many roads in the city have become "hot spots" for trucks carrying construction materials, causing many negative impacts on the community. Authorities need to take strong action to deal with cases of trucks causing environmental pollution.

Traffic Police (Hanoi City Police) patrolled and controlled trucks, construction material vehicles, and concrete mixer trucks on many key routes.

Many areas under bridges are becoming landfills

In recent years, along with the strong development of the urban transport system, a series of elevated roads and overpasses in Hanoi have been put into use, contributing to reducing traffic congestion and creating a modern appearance for the capital. However, in contrast to the spacious appearance above, many spaces under the bridges are turning into environmental "black spots", when waste piles up, causing loss of aesthetics and pollution.

Under the Ring Road 3 bridge, Nguyen Xien street, Thanh Xuan ward becomes a garbage collection site.

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