Vietnam has sought to tap into social media-fuelled nationalism but is also comfortable letting public sentiment online run its course when this suits it.
Three-Horse Race for Vietnam’s Next Communist Party Chief
As the Communist Party of Vietnam moves toward its next National Congress, the list of candidates for key posts is narrowing.
South Boston Vietnam Memorial Rededicated On 39th Anniversary
A rededication ceremony was held Sunday at the South Boston Vietnam Memorial, 39 years after it was first unveiled.
Laos lauds Vietnam’s hosting of AMM 53
Deputy Foreign Minister of Laos Thongphane Savanphet has spoken highly of Vietnam’s organisation of the 53rd ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting (AMM 53) and related meetings, saying despite their virtual …
VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES SEPTEMBER 14
The majority of Vietnamese enterprises mainly assemble components and parts imported abroad, which restricts them from further integrate into global value chains and form strong linkages with foreign …
Predicted consumer resets to shape Vietnam FMCG market: Nielsen
The news cycle related to Covid-19 transmission no longer influences trends on the FMCG market in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Ceremony honors 25 South Boston residents killed during Vietnam War
Gov. Charlie Baker, Mayor Marty Walsh and U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch all spoke during the 39th rededication of the South Boston Vietnam Memorial.
Vietnam aims for 100000 digital firms by 2030
The development of the national strategy is a step forward to the realization of the Prime Minister’s Directive No. No.01/CT-TTg dated January 142020 on promoting digital businesses in Vietnam. The …
SBV tells banking industry to develop an inclusive finance system
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) urged the banking industry to build an inclusive finance system that serves all members of society in Vietnam in Hanoi on September 10. People in Phu Tho province join …
Nearly half of multinational firms eye Vietnam business expansion in next 3 years
The figure was higher than 43 percent of Thailand, 40 percent of Malaysia and 17 percent of China. However, Vietnam’s figure stood behind Nigeria, with 81 percent, India, with 64 percent, Indonesia, …