Vietnam's Communist Party Secures Landslide Victory

On March 22nd, Vietnam's Communist Party secured nearly 97% of the 500 seats in the National Assembly,

grabbing 400, 82 spots in the recent elections.

Officials released these results on March 22nd, showing the parties continued stronghold, much like before.

Turnout top 99% for the Parliament and local council votes, matching high participation from past cycles.

While the Assembly rarely challenges party decisions, it sometimes tweaks proposed laws.

The first session kicks off April 6th, where lawmakers will rubber stamp new leaders picked by the party, including the Prime Minister and President.

To Lamb, freshly named General Secretary in January, looks set to take the presidency too.

This move mirrors China's setup with Xi Jinping holding both top party and state roles.

Vietnam and China, both communist-led neighbors, keep close-party ties despite South China's seat tensions.

As elections wrap up, the country faces global ripples from the Middle East unrest, hitting trade and energy.