Economy
A Debt-Driven Empire: Vingroup Operates with 86% of Assets on Loan
Thiên Lương wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luật Khoa Magazine on August 19, 2025. Recent reports
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Politics
The Pleasant Lies Told About the Vietnam War, in Place of Unpleasant Truths
By Magdalena Slezáková Will Nguyen (age 34) is a Vietnamese-American public policy specialist and an activist for the Vietnamese democracy
Opinion-Section
How Can The EU Parliament Convince Us That Vietnam Will Improve Its Human Rights Record When Dissidents Continue To Get Jailed For Exercising Their Rights?
The European Union – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EV-FTA) is expected to be a comprehensive win-win deal for both sides, ambitiously
Land Rights
Land Dispute in Hanoi Prompted Police Officers To Protest, Is That Illegal?
On the morning of November 12, 2019, a protest over a land dispute broke out in the Vietnamese capital of
Politics
Is Vietnam Now A Country Without A Solid Leader?
For more than half a year, the health of Vietnam’s President Nguyen Phu Trong has remained a top secret
Press Release
The Vietnamese: On Our Second Anniversary
On November 8, 2017, the editorial board of The Vietnamese launched our website with only one purpose: to bring more
Opinion-Section
39 Vietnamese Froze To Death In England: A Question On The Rule Of Law
“No one is above the law, but no law is above basic decency, justice, and kindness.” This sentence is one
Religion
Report on Freedom of Religion in Vietnam – August 2019
Focus: * The Pure Hoa Hao Buddhist sect objected to the plan to change the original tiles of its An Hoa
Religion
Report on Freedom of Religion in Vietnam – July 2019
Introduction to the first report Dear Readers: Religion and beliefs play an essential part in everyone’s life. There are
Death Penalty
Wrongful Death Penalty Cases And The Families That The Inmates Left Behind
Mrs. Loan began to cry softly as she spoke to me one afternoon in late March, when I called to
Press Release
Pham Doan Trang Received Prize for Impact from Reporters Without Borders’ 2019 Press Freedom Awards
On September 12, 2019, our editor Pham Doan Trang had received the Prize for Impact from Reporters Without Borders’ Press
Human Rights
Montagnards: Persecuted in Vietnam, Living in Limbo in Thailand
Tran Duy – Ha Anh On the morning of April 19, 2008, indigenous villagers of Ia Piar – more than 80 km
Human Rights
The 88 Project: Bringing the silent voices of Vietnam to a larger audience
As a Vietnamese overseas student working on her Ph.D. at Indiana University’s School of Law, Huong Nguyen was
