The problem of control of power in the one-party political system in Vietnam

In the modern context of the division of power, the subjects of the political system face a big problem, which lies in the gap between the actual force that has concentrated the government of the country in its hands and people’s expectations regarding such subjects as political parties, the state and public organizations. At the same time, the Communist Party of Vietnam is the only ruling structure in the modern political system of Vietnam. Other interested actors are: the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union; the Vietnam Women’s Union; General Confederation of Labor of Vietnam; Union of Peasants of Vietnam; Union of Vietnam Veterans. The article examines the problem of control of power in the Vietnamese political system in these conditions, identifies the weaknesses of the existing organization of public administration in the country, and makes recommendations for improving control of power in the one-party political system of Vietnam in the near future.