The Vietnam Fatherland Front’s Monopoly on Disaster Relief–Part 1: When All Charitable Funds Flow to a Single Channel
As the South Central region of Việt Nam endures a historic round of floods, the relentless news of damage has
Thirteen years ago, my path into activism began. For more than two decades, I had lived in denial, self-contempt, and
As Việt Nam and Germany mark fifty years of diplomatic ties, the broader challenge of advancing human rights education remains
Patriotism without critical thought decays into empty nationalism, serving only as a tool for authoritarian power.
Sad Days for Vietnam It has been a sad time for Vietnamese civil society since the Formosa disaster and the
President Joe Biden has repeatedly emphasised “soft power” in his foreign policy speeches. Will this policy work in Vietnam? And
September is when the school year starts in Vietnam. However, this academic cycle is like no other, as the country
The panorama of flags Foreigners visiting Vietnam can hardly miss the abundance of flags, posters, statues, and slogans that remind
Vietnamese people are no strangers to natural disasters or political calamities that demand personal sacrifice and collective effort. Yet, why
Vietnam’s general election in May 2021, with the surprise factor of Luong The Huy’s independent candidacy, revealed a
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