The Economist's latest printed edition for Asia featuring Vietnam's top leader To Lam on its cover has been banned in Vietnam ...

THE Economist's latest print edition for Asia, featuring Vietnam's top leader To Lam on its cover, has been banned in Vietnam ...

The Economist's cover and articles were reposted thousands of times on social media by users in Vietnam, with mixed reactions ...

According to the Vietnam Maritime and Waterway Administration (VIMAWA), under the Ministry of Construction, total cargo via ...

Vietnam’s top steelmaker Hoa Phat Group is counting on the nation’s rising economic growth and massive infrastructure ...

Vietnam's Politburo released Resolution No.68-NQ/TW on May 4, a sweeping reform aimed at revitalising the private sector.

These changes, plus cheap labour and political stability, turned Vietnam into an alternative to China. The country has ...

As Southeast Asia’s green economy accelerates, Vietnam is moving to catch up, backed by new legislation, rising investor ...

Despite geopolitical tensions, the U.S. and China are poised to drive a modest 0.6% growth in smartphone shipments this year.

The 46th ASEAN Summit, hosted by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the 2025 ASEAN Chair, took place on May 26.

Despite a senior Asean official’s confidence, observers warn ongoing disputes could impede sustainable growth and vital ...

The May 24 issue, which is still available in the country in its electronic version, portrays Lam with two stars on his eyes on a red backdrop, in a reference to the country's national flag, with the ...