Society
Hà Nội's Contentious Motorbike Ban and the People’s Unheeded Voice
Bảo Khánh wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luật Khoa Magazine on August 1, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh
Vietnam War
20 articles
History
Memory in Print: The Death and Resurrection of South Vietnamese Literature
Special tribute to our Southern literary colleagues from before 1975 who have now passed away. — Trùng Dương
Politics
The Last Echoes of War: Việt Nam’s Battle Against Unexploded Ordnance
On a quiet morning in Quảng Trị Province, farmer Hồ Sỹ Bay was tending his garden when his hoe struck
Book Review
"Through Days, Months, and Years": Lives Erased from the Pages of History
Bảo La wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on August 5, 2025. While the
Politics
Transparency on Trial: More Questions Than Answers in Việt Nam’s MIA Search
Sùng Chính wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on August 11, 2025. Since the
History
Between National Identity and Sustainable Development: The Politics Behind the People’s Army Museum
Thuý Mùi wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luật Khoa Magazine on February 28, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh
Opinion-Section
A History That Wounds, A History That Heals
An Bình wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on April 30, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh
Politics
Breaking Free from the “Procrustean Bed” of History
Thanh Tâm wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on May 7, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh
Opinion-Section
When Patriotism Demands Hate in Việt Nam
Thúc Kháng wrote this article in Vietnamese, published in Luat Khoa Magazine on June 25, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh Hằng translated
Opinion-Section
Why Is April 30 A Major Holiday in Việt Nam?
In the United States, people celebrate the Fourth of July to celebrate America’s independence from the British Empire. It
Vietnam War
Post-1975 Tragedy: The Grim Reality of Life in Vietnam's Re-education Camps
Contrary to rumors, when the North Vietnamese soldiers captured Saigon on April 30, 1975, it did not result in an immediate "bloodbath." Nevertheless, the tragedy experienced by the southern Vietnamese unfolded gradually and in different forms.
April 30
Accounting for the Stateless of the Republic of Vietnam: A Path Towards Reconciliation
The Vietnam War ended on April 30, 1975, with victory for North Vietnam, whose government has maintained a political monopoly
Religion
Cultural Metamorphosis: The Journey of Superstition to National Identity in Post-War Vietnam - Part 2
Tran Phuong wrote this article in Vietnamese, which was published in Luat Khoa Magazine on May 3, 2020. Lee Nguyen