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One of the new features of the documents of the 13th National Party Congress is the emergence of the concept of "national governance". To better understand this concept, VietNamNet talks with Dr. Nguyen Van Dang, an expert on public Administration and policy from the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics. Dr. Nguyen Van Dang. Photo: Pham Hai The media is familiar with the concepts of corporate governance, urban governance, global governance. Is this the first time the documents of the Party Congress have used the "national governance" concept? It is true that this is probably the first time the Party documents have mentioned the concept of "governance". More specifically, in the Political Report of the 12th Party Central Committee presented at the 13th Party Congress, in the section "The key tasks and strategic breakthroughs of the 13th term", the Party advocated: "Changing national governance in the direction of modernity and efficiency”. This concept … [Read more...] about When Party documents mention the concept of ‘national governance’

The CIA made its first known attempt to assassinate a leader of the Cuban revolution in 1960, offering $10,000 to a pilot flying Raul Castro from Prague to Havana to arrange an "accident," according to declassified documents published Friday. Pilot Jose Raul Martinez, who had been recruited by the CIA, asked for -- and received -- assurance from the agency that it would provide university educations to his two sons if he died during the operation, according to the documents published by the Washington-based National Security Archive research institute. After Martinez left for Prague, CIA headquarters in the United States told its Havana station to cancel the mission. "Do not pursue," the cable said. "Would like to drop matter." At that point, the pilot was already out of contact. When he returned to Cuba, Martinez told his handler that "he had no opportunity to arrange an accident such as we had discussed." The plot came to light as Castro, the 89-year-old brother of late … [Read more...] about CIA planned to assassinate Raul Castro in 1960: declassified documents

advertisement advertisement advertisement There’s a new architectural NFT artwork on the market. Based on a duplex overlooking the San Gabriel Mountains in Thousand Oaks, California, the NFT is a short video by artist Kii Arens that depicts the driveway view of an unremarkable suburban home. It has a psychedelically tinted view of the mountains beyond, and the sky is soon invaded by several flying saucers. Techno music plays in the background. advertisement advertisement The artwork is now up for auction and accepting bids via the blockchain-enabled cryptocurrency Ethereum. But it’s not just the art that’s for sale. Whoever buys the artwork also gets the house that inspired it . w as planning to sell it on the traditional real estate market but ditched those plans once NFTs started selling like insane hyper-hotcakes. Dulgeroff argues that this will be the world’s first house to be sold through the NFT platform. “It’s … [Read more...] about This NFT comes with an actual house

PRINCE Philip and the Queen may have spent most of their married years in palaces, but some of their happiest times were actually spent in Malta. So much so that the Queen carried a picture of them there in her handbag while at his funeral. The royal couple treasured the period spent in the Mediterranean 18th-century villa - which offered them their only chance to live as a relatively ordinary couple. They moved there when Philip served on HMS Chequers with the Mediterranean Fleet, and they called it home between 1949 to 1951 . Elizabeth and Philip enjoyed parties and picnics and could take boat trips to explore the area. The future Queen even enjoyed her first visit to the hairdressers during her island stay. Before she ascended the throne in 1953, she split her time between Malta and England, leaving a young Prince Charles with his grandparents during the visits. The Queen has described her time at Villa Guardamangia as one of the happiest periods of her … [Read more...] about Inside the Maltese villa where the Queen clutched a picture of her & Prince Philip together at the Duke’s funeral

Boris Johnson’s ‘review’ into the David Cameron lobbying scandal won’t have enforcement powers and won’t make recommendations, a minister has admitted. He defended Health Secretary Matt Hancock owning a 15% share in a company which has contracts with the NHS. And he said there's "nothing wrong" with ministers having financial stakes in companies, as long as they don't have a role in procuring from those companies. The PM's "independent" review, led by lawyer Neil Boardman, who will be ‘pausing’ his job as a director of the Business department to undertake the work, is expected to report back to the PM in June. But today Environment Secretary George Eustice admitted the “probe” won’t have any power to toughen up lobbying rules - and probably won’t even recommend any changes. Mr Eustice told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge: ”The Prime Minister has quite rightly said 'let's get to the bottom of this'. He's said 'let's have a legal professional who's a non-executive director at the Cabinet … [Read more...] about Minister admits Boris Johnson’s ‘review’ of lobbying scandal will have no powers

A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed by a police officer while his hands were in the air. The extremely graphic video shows an unnamed police officer chasing after Adam Toledo in an alleyway in Chicago's West Side at 2.30am on March 29. The body-camera video from the officer then shows him yelling "stop" to Toledo before he caught up to him and ordered him to show him his hands. Toledo appears to raise his hands right before the officer fired one shot. "Shots fired, shots fired. Get an ambulance over here now," the policeman is heard saying in the video as he runs towards the boy. "Stay with me, stay with me" the officer said. "Somebody bring the medical kit now." Immediately following the incident the Chicago Police Department said that Toledo had a gun in his hand. It is unclear in the video whether he did at the time of the shooting. About 5 minutes and 30 seconds into the video, the officer shined a flashlight on a handgun feet from where officers worked … [Read more...] about Adam Toledo killing: Boy, 13, holds hands in air before being shot dead by police

Council seems set to recommended increasing fees to some services, including building permits, at its upcoming council meeting. The matter was brought up a recent council session during which the public was invited to call in or make submitted comments. One resident, Terry Condon, wrote in with questions for which staff later provided answers to MidlandToday in an email. Condon’s first question was around cost of increase to price of paper. “Has there been a 15% increase on the cost of paper to generate building permits?” he asked in his letter. “Has there been a 15% increase in the cost of printer ink required to generate building permits?” Staff responded that while paper and ink cost may be increasing, they are not a significant cost in providing these services. “We are moving to providing more digital services to allow us to be efficient and handle more demands,” wrote town spokesman Randy Fee. “Also, as the building code changes and becomes more complex it is taking … [Read more...] about Midland building permit fees set to rise by 15%

Last fall, a Toronto woman who had been the victim of a home robbery called 311 to deliver a thank-you message. A city garbage collector had found her family’s personal documents, including passports, banking information and her child’s birth certificate, in the trash. The thieves had stolen a safe from her home and dumped the items in a random waste bin, the victim explained in a call documented in city records. The garbage collector arranged to meet her downtown to return them. She was elated. “The caller has expressed her gratitude,” the call record said, “and wants him to know he has restored her faith in people.” Every year, Toronto residents make roughly 1.1 million calls and send 40,000 online messages to 311, the city’s help desk. Many are “service requests” from people who need assistance with a problem. Missed garbage collection. Broken recycling bins. Potholes. Noise. Raccoons. The everyday complaints of urban life. But a tiny, fascinating portion of the calls are … [Read more...] about No complaints here: Inside the Toronto 311 records of 1,000 compliments

Source: claudia wolff/unsplash When she looks back on it, Cary has always been someone who worries (and at times micromanages) her intimate relationships – that her partner will suddenly break off the relationship, or that she will say or do the wrong thing and he’s gone, or she even begins to obsess if she sends him a text and he takes his time responding. And what often eventually happens is that her partner starts to complain that she is too needy or he feels too controlled and does leave, of course only reinforcing her fears. This is a common problem where anxiety creates its self-fulfilling prophecy. What’s going on? Here are some of the common, and often interrelated sources: Generalized anxiety It’s not only the relationship that Cary worries about but about other aspects of her life—her job, her health, her friends. Her mind is always running, going down rabbit holes of worst-case scenarios. This is the type of anxiety that often runs in families, or is … [Read more...] about Are You Clingy? Afraid Others May Leave You? How to Stop

Source: Peggy_Marco/Pixabay A meta-analytic review of 15 evidence-supported therapies for depression , using 385 therapy/control comparisons, was published in the March issue of Psychotherapy Research . The results showed that all therapies were effective. After adjusting for the risk of bias , however, only two remained significant: Self-examination therapy, and a psychoeducational intervention based on Lewinsohn’s The Coping With Depression Course . The therapies examined in the meta-analysis were grouped into 15 categories. These are described below. For each category, the effect size, Hedges’ g , is also noted. Other results and additional discussion follow these descriptions. The 15 evidence-supported therapies for depression Three cognitive behavioral therapies (g = 0.73) Cognitive behavioral therapy aims to modify maladaptive thoughts and behaviors. 1. Beck’s manual (g = 0.95). 2. The “Coping with Depression ” course (g = 0.38). … [Read more...] about The Most Effective Treatments for Depression