- Lao Front urges govt to get tough on drugs, scams, other social problems
The Lao Front for National Development (LFND) has called for tougher action against drug-related problems among young people, online scams, robbery and other social ills, urging authorities to strengthen law enforcement and crack down on entertainment venues operating beyond permitted hours. Speaking at the ongoing National Assembly (NA)’s second ordinary session on Monday, LFND Vice President Mr Laopaoxong Navongxay said decisive measures were needed to tackle these problems and ensure offenders were held accountable...........More>>>
- Govt moves to tackle labour shortage as workers flock to jobs abroad
The government is stepping up efforts to address the chronic shortage of labour as businesses struggle to recruit workers, with thousands preferring overseas jobs for better wages and living conditions. Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Mr Phosay Sayasone, told the National Assembly the government was working with employers to improve working conditions and job placement services, and encourage more people to take up employment locally.............More>>>
- NA announces plans to strengthen legislation, address public complaints
The National Assembly plans to draft or amend 32 laws in 2027 and resolve 30 percent of public petitions as it seeks to strengthen lawmaking and oversight......More>>>
- Canada names Thidaphone Nhongvongsithi as Diplomat for a Day 2026
The Embassy of Canada in Laos recognised Thidaphone Nhongvongsithi (Nina) as Canada’s Diplomat for a Day 2026......More>>>
- Youth skills expo highlights role of young people in Laos’ LDC graduation
Young people’s skills, creativity and leadership were showcased at the Youth Skills Expo in Vientiane on Monday, as Laos prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status in November. Held under the theme “Investing in Us”, the event was organised by the Central Committee of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Youth Union, with support from UNICEF, to highlight the contributions of young people.....More>>>
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- Govt plans multi-source funding to accelerate road upgrades
The government plans to use a combination of public and private funding to speed up road construction and repair, with priority given to arterial highways and roads carrying significant passenger and freight traffic.........More>>>
- China–Laos EV training helps address skills shortage, supports green transport drive
A China–Laos electric vehicle (EV) technology training programme is helping address a shortage of specialised mechanics, a key challenge facing the Lao government’s efforts to accelerate EV adoption, reduce dependence on imported fuel and promote green growth..........More>>>
- Supreme People’s Court resolves 9,597 cases in 2026
The Supreme People’s Court has resolved 9,597 cases so far this year, accounting for72.46 percent of its total caseload, while 3,647 cases remain under review, according to a report presented to the National Assembly.
President of the Supreme People’s Court, Mr Phayvy Sybualypha, described achievements under the court’s 2026 work plan and the proposed plan of work for 2027, when addressing the National Assembly last Friday.......More>>>
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Better waste management needed along Mekong promenade
The newly opened Mekong River embankment in the heart of Vientiane is an attractive public space where people come to relax, exercise, enjoy the riverside atmosphere and spend time with their families and friends. ........... More >>>
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