Oscar winner Spike Lee joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his latest film, “Da 5 Bloods” on Netflix. Lee directed, co-wrote and produced the film, which examines racial politics during the 1970s. Lee …
Vietnam’s lychee crop not bearing fruit as prices slump
Hundreds of lychee farmers sorted and graded huge piles of the tropical fruit at a busy wholesale market in northern Vietnam on Tuesday, but many bemoaned slumping prices as foreign traders were held …
Landmark trade deal: Vietnam and EU forge new relationship
As the European Union is attempting to diversify its supply chains, Vietnam has emerged as a manufacturing powerhouse. The nation has ratified a significant trade deal with the EU in the midst of the …
From retail to finance, Vietnam all set to rebound with poise
Vietnam’s early efforts to weather the COVID-19 storm have helped its economy to reopen much sooner than others, with many sectors that have suffered badly from the outbreak – from retail to finance …
Many fear that Vietnam could be the next target of a hostile takeover by China
China’s current power grab in Hong Kong that virtually erases the ex-British colony’s self-governing status scares many Southeast Asian countries and nowhere are fears more palpable than in Vietnam.
Vietnam Ratifies Free Trade Deal With European Union Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
Vietnam also agreed to eliminate all kinds of forced labor and abolish child labor World Bank estimated the trade deal would lift up to 800,000 Vietnamese out of poverty The parliament of Vietnam …
Nature-based development is a sustainable pathway for Vietnam
Time for Nature,” could not be more vital. It is a reminder for all of us that nature is the essential foundation for life on earth.
Let’s Talk About Sex: Vietnam’s Millenials On Condoms, Consent
No one had ever talked to her about sex: not her parents, not her teachers — and her friends knew as little as she did. “I was terrified when I found out I was pregnant…I think if we had been told …
Vietnam reports two new coronavirus cases, taking tally to 331
Vietnam on Monday reported two new coronavirus infections, both of which were imported cases involving Vietnamese citizens returning from Mexico who were quarantined on arrival, its health ministry …
Former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair warns military use against protests could sink public trust to Vietnam-era level
Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Retired Adm. Mike Mullen spoke strongly against the notion of bringing in the military to quell violent protests in the U.S., warning that such a move …