According to Vietnamese news agency, the Standing Committee of the Vietnamese National Assembly recently issued a notice announcing that Vice President Wu Shih Ying chun will be appointed as the Acting President of the country. Wu Yingchun was born in January 1970 in Anjiang Province, southern Vietnam. He has been working in his hometown for a long time and has served as the Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam's Anjiang Provincial Committee. In 2011, Wu Yingchun was elected as a candidate member of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, and was a member of the 12th and 13th Central Committees of the Communist Party of Vietnam. In 2021, she was elected as the Vice President of the country.

The shortcomings and mistakes of Wu Wenshang have had a negative impact on public opinion, damaging the prestige of the Party, the country, and individuals. Wu Wenshang realizes that fromI have submitted an application to resign from various positions and request retirement to the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party, in response to my responsibility to the Vietnamese Communist Party, the country, and the people.

According to Yonhap News Agency, recently, Park Min soo, the second minister of the South Korean Ministry of Social Security and Welfare, announced that the government will take action against doctors who violate orders to return to workStarting from March 25th, the punishment of revoking the medical license will be imposed in principle. Park Min shou once again called on the departing inpatient interns to "immediately return to the internship hospital for the sake of patients, colleagues who are committed to their positions, and the original intention of choosing a medical profession.".

It is understood that the South Korean governmentIn early February, it was announced that an additional 2000 medical college freshmen would be recruited annually starting from 2025, triggering a strong backlash among working doctors. More than 9000 intern residents went on strike in late February. The South Korean government has issued advance notices of revocation of licenses and other administrative penalties to approximately 9000 intern professional doctors who have not resumed work since March 5th.

According to the South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare, all internship hospitals mustMust be done inBefore the end of March, record the appointment status of intern residents in the internship management system. If a person who becomes an intern this year does not enter the system to complete the record, they cannot start their internship and will not be able to become a resident next year. According to South Korea's Regulations on Internship and Qualification of Specialist Physicians, if an intern resident doctor is absent from the internship for more than a month, they must accept additional internships. If the additional internship period exceeds three months, obtaining the qualification of a specialist doctor may be delayed by one year.

military affairs

01Russian missile attack on Kiev, injuring 17 people

Moscow News: On March 21st, Russia launched 31 missiles into the Ukrainian capital Kiev, resulting in 17 injuries. This is the largest recent airstrike in Kiev since Russian President Putin vowed to retaliate against Ukraine's increased attacks on the Russian border.

Local officials in Kiev stated that in the early morning of the same dayAt around 3 o'clock, Kiev sounded an air defense warning, and dropped missile debris injured 13 people in Kiev and 4 people in the surrounding area. Missile debris caused a fire on the roof of a substation, multiple residential buildings, and multiple cars. After the incident, Ukrainian President ZelianSki posted on social media, calling on Western countries to provide Ukraine with more air defense systems. He said that such terrorist acts are happening almost every day and Ukraine needs more advanced missile systems for defense.

01EU imposes new restrictions on Ukrainian grain exports

Reuters reported that on March 20th, the European Union reached a temporary agreement allowing Ukrainian food producers to enter their markets duty-free until June 2025, but with new restrictions on grain imports.

this yearIn January, the European Commission proposed to temporarily suspend tariffs and quota restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural products for another year, but imposed certain restrictions on agricultural products such as poultry, eggs, and sugar. If the EU's imports of these products from Ukraine exceed the average levels in 2021, 2022, and 2023, the EU will impose tariffs. Ukrainian farmers have strongly protested against this. After two months of negotiations, the European Commission finally agreed to add oats, corn, shelled oats, and honey to the listHowever, the import quota reference will be based on the average levels of 2022 and 2023. The temporary agreement still needs to be approved by the European Parliament and EU governments, and is most likely to be implemented in April of this year.

02Malaysia Airlines turned losses into profits, with a full year profit of RM889 million

Malaysia Airlines Group recently held a performance conference, and data showed that as of December 31, 2023, Malaysia Airlines Group's annual revenue increased to MYR 13.85 billion, a year-on-year increase of 31%. In terms of operating profit, the group recorded MYR 889 million, a year-on-year increase of 64%. Malaysia Airlines Group President Izhan Ismail stated that this is the first time in the group's history that it has recorded a net profit and its performance is very strong.

It is understood that Malaysia Airlines suffered consecutive losses after becoming a listed company in 1994. After the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the Mahathir government acquired the equity of Malaysia Airlines, owned by former Chairman Dazuddin, for approximately RM1.8 billion and converted Malaysia Airlines into a state-owned enterprise. In 2014, Malaysia AirlinesFlight MH370Lost contact and MH17 flight over UkraineShot downThis has made this company, which has been losing money for years, even worse. The authorities have therefore ordered Malaysia Airlines to delist and invest RM6 billion in a restructuring plan. Subsequently, in 2020, the Malaysian authorities injected another 5 billion ringgit into Malaysia Airlines.