Vietnam’s tourism rebound in 2025 is driving economic growth and attracting strong foreign investment interest.
Amid Donald Trump’s tariff uncertainty, Vietnam scrambles to avoid an economic disaster
For Vietnam, one of the world’s most export-reliant economies, the stakes of its negotiations with US President Donald Trump on the future of his tariffs plan could not be higher.
Cake is Vietnam’s first digital bank to pass iBeta Level 2 PAD test
Cake Face Authen was found to be in compliance with a Level 2 test based on the ISO 30107-3 Biometric Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) Standard.
Son of Vietnam War Vet Detained by ICE
Blong Yang, the son of a war hero who fought alongside U.S. forces during the “Secret War” in Laos, was apprehended by ICE.
PM calls for breakthrough policies for Vietnam’s international financial centre
HANOI: Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chinh has laid stress on penning breakthrough and exceptional policies for an international financial centre to attract investors from the Middle East, China, Asean, …
Vietnam tourism firm blocks Nha Trang beach with barbed wire in business feud
A tourism company in Vietnam has fenced off a 300-meter stretch of Nha Trang’s coastline with barbed wire, drawing criticism from local authorities for blocking public beach access.
Vietnam 50 Years Later: The Minnesota Vietnamese Language School
A big wave of Vietnamese people immigrated to Minnesota following the end of the war in 1975. Nowadays, community members are diligently striving to ensure that their language and culture remain …
Allbirds, Which Produces Most of Its Shoes in Vietnam, Is Tightening Inventory and Adjusting Prices Amid Trump’s Tariff Trade War
The footwear company noted that it has reduced its initial inventory purchases for fall ’25 as well as its buy plans for spring ’26.
Vietnam 50 Years Later: Inside the Minnesota Military and Veterans Museum
There will soon be a new place to visit honoring the stories of Minnesota’s history in world conflicts, including the Vietnam War.
Vietnam 50 Years Later: Twin Cities vets return to Asia decades after the war
For a growing number of veterans, some of their wounds could only begin to heal with a trip back to Vietnam years, if not decades, after they served.