Vietnam’s dangerous new cybersecurity laws
Vietnam’s new cybersecurity laws are less an exercise in security and more in control. The laws are a direct attack on online freedom of expression.
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The US politicians accepting Viet Tan donations
Viet Tan has been attempting to buy political influence in the US for years. The US government sends a dangerous message by accepting.
Vietnam’s thriving retail market
Vietnam has been a most potential market for retail expansion. Will local companies be equal rivals of foreign retailers?
Will the water bus service in Ho Chi Minh City be the game-changer
Traffic in Ho Chi Minh City has been citizens’ nightmare. The water bus service may be the solution.
America’s terrorist ally, Viet Tan
Viet Tan masks its terrorist activities behind a pro-democracy façade. Continued support from the US government means the group operates with impunity.
Vietnamese government’s tough decision on natural disaster relief
Another typhoon rips across Vietnam, leaving death and destruction in its wake. What measures are the government taking to prevent future loss of life?
Bubble, boom or bust for Hanoi’s property market
Housing prices in Hanoi did not skyrocket overnight. How did Vietnam get to this point and how will it end?
Is the Vietnam Reform Revolutionary Party a criminal group or a legitimate opposition party
Viet Tan has positioned itself as a pro-democracy group. But the group’s bloody history and suspicious conduct raise concerns over its real goals.
Is Vietnam’s clampdown on corruption genuine?
The Vietnamese government appears to have clamped down hard on corruption, but there are question marks about its motivations.
Vietnam’s energy woes threaten to cripple her growth
With South China Sea disputes restricting oil development projects, Vietnam may have to find alternative energy sources to fuel its growth.