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Vietnam Stocks Soar 41% But Foreign Investors Head for the Exits

Vietnam’s equity market is enjoying its strongest rally in eight years, with the benchmark VN-Index climbing 41% in 2025 as the economy expanded by...

Beyond the Superpowers: The Rise of a Sovereign AI Axis in Asia

As Amartya Sen once argued, development is ultimately about expanding freedom. In the twenty-first century, that freedom is increasingly mediated by algorithms, data flows,...

Germany’s PNE Loses Key Vietnam Wind Project

Vietnam's government has chosen Vingroup's new subsidiary, VinEnergo, to develop the first phase of a significant wind power project, surprising the German renewable company...

Vietnam’s Delicate Balancing Act Between Washington and Beijing

Vietnam’s trade surplus with the United States surged in January, underscoring Hanoi’s increasingly complex position at the heart of global supply chains. Official data...

Vietnam, EU upgrade ties amid U.S. tariff pressures

Vietnam and the European Union agreed on Thursday to elevate their diplomatic relationship, a largely symbolic move that carries political significance as both sides...

EU and Vietnam to Expand Cooperation on Minerals, Chips and ‘Trusted’ 5G

The European Union and Vietnam are set to boost trade and investment in critical minerals, semiconductors, and strategic infrastructure, according to a draft joint...

Vietnam’s To Lam Secures Second Term as Party Chief

Vietnam’s top leader To Lam was re-appointed on Friday as head of the ruling Communist Party for another five-year term after a unanimous vote...

How Vietnam’s Party Congress Picks the Country’s Next Leaders

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party is concluding its 14th five-yearly national congress, a tightly choreographed political event that determines the country’s top leadership and sets...

Vietnam’s Lam Bets on Double-Digit Growth to Cement Power

Vietnam’s top leader To Lam used his opening address at the Communist Party congress in Hanoi to pledge annual economic growth of more than...

Vietnam Communist Party Congress Tightens Security: Delegates Use Pre-Set Tablets, No Mobile Phones

Delegates attending Vietnam’s once-in-five-years Communist Party congress, which began on Monday, have been placed under strict security measures. They were issued Samsung tablets that...

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