The Political Bureau of the 10th Party Tenure issued Decision 158-QD/TW dated 12 May, 2008 promulgating the Regulations on Question and Answer in the Party, the first of its kind ever developed. However, for the past four years, the Regulations have not yet been deliberated from the Central of grassroots level. This issue was once again highlighted by the Resolutions of the 4th Plenum of the Party Central Committee, 11th Party Tenure. As stated in the Resolutions of the 4th Plenum of the Party Central Committee, 11th Party Tenure, a group of solution on organization, cadres and Party meetings includes: '"Promoting true democracy within the Party and strictly observing the Regulations on Question and Answer in the Party, particularly in plenums of the Party Central Committees and meetings of Party Committees as all levels.'" Under this guidance, the implementation of the regulations should follow the following principles: First, early implementation of the Regulations on Question and … [Read more...] about Regulations on Question and Answer in the Party and problems
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Break the vicious cycle, Singapore tells South China Sea rivals
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivers his keynote address of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore May 29, 2015. Photo: Reuters/Edgar Su Singapore's prime minister called on countries on Friday to break the "vicious cycle" of the South China Sea row, as the United States and China exchanged increasingly angry barbs over reclaimed islands in the disputed waterway. Inaugurating Asia's biggest security forum, the Shangri-La Dialogue, Lee Hsien Loong also warned of the threat of Islamic State militancy in Southeast Asia and said it was not inconceivable that the ultra-radicals could establish a base in the region physically under their control, like in Syria or Iraq. Just hours before Lee spoke, the Pentagon said China had placed mobile artillery weapons systems on a reclaimed island in the South China Sea. U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter, who is to address the three-day Shangri-La Dialogue on Saturday, has called for … [Read more...] about Break the vicious cycle, Singapore tells South China Sea rivals
Congress begins the question and answer sessions
The Hanoitimes - On November 17, Congress is begining to question the members of the Government. Four Ministers will directly answer the question: Industry and Commerce, Interior, Labor-Invalids and Social Affairs, Transport. How to proceed with questioning, Congress will spend 3 days for questioning activity. In addition to four Ministers, relevant ministries are also involved explaining the issues concerned Congress. After the Ministers answer questions, the Prime Minister will clarify some issues and to directly answer questions of Congress. … [Read more...] about Congress begins the question and answer sessions
China’s economy surges 10.3 percent in 2010
China's economy surged 10.3 percent in 2010, spurred by a torrent of investment in property and other areas that also fanned politically volatile inflation. Figures released Thursday by the National Statistics Bureau showed inflation moderating in December from a 28-month high in November as food prices eased, but analysts warned that was likely temporary. They urged authorities to do more to rein in the lavish lending by state-run banks that is driving investment, a large chunk of which is believed to be in speculative property deals. Investment in construction and other fixed assets shot up 23.8 percent over a year earlier in 2010. That was a big drop from the 30.1 percent increase fueled by stimulus spending to counter the global crisis in 2009. But the economy remains too dependent on such investments, which many experts fear are inflating a potentially dangerous financial bubble and hindering moves to bring price increases under control. The inflation rate was 4.6 percent in … [Read more...] about China’s economy surges 10.3 percent in 2010
Thumbs up for the cell phone
The Hanoi Times - The expressive and complicated gestures used by deaf and mute people to communicate with each other are always an arresting sight. The advent of the cell phone, in particular the facility to SMS (Short Messaging Service), also known as text messaging, or texting, has changed that in a big way. This is clearly evident when we get an opportunity to get close to their community. A coffee shop on Ton Duc Thang Street in Ha Noi offers that opportunity. The shop has become a popular gathering place for many deaf and mute people. They have tea and talk with each other using just their thumb. Every night around 20 people communicate in silence except for the sound of the thumbs hitting the keys on the cell phone.It goes without mentioning that while people without hearing disabilities choose cell phones with a variety of functions and good sound quality, such criteria do not mean much for the deaf and mute community. However, Nguyen Thi Hoa, an electronic equipment … [Read more...] about Thumbs up for the cell phone