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Trading speed for depth in the AI era

As AI compresses production time and floods information channels with competent copy, the news organisations most likely to endure may be those that offer more than speed: verified facts, timely analysis and storytelling that only humans can deliver.

Vietnamese media navigate the economics of journalism in the digital age

For decades, the country's press sector relied largely on two traditional sources of revenue: print circulation and advertising. The rise of social media and cross-border digital platforms has forced newsrooms to rethink how they operate and generate income.

National Press Festival 2026 opens in Hải Phòng

The event offers a comprehensive and vivid panorama of the country’s press development, featuring 87 exhibition booths from journalists’ associations, local press organisations and journalism training and research institutions nationwide.

Japan remains top destination for Vietnamese workers as deployment reaches 60 per cent of annual target

Deputy Director Bùi Sỹ Tuấn said that 66,311 Vietnamese workers had been sent overseas during the period, equivalent to 59.2 per cent of the annual target.

Palestine confers top state honour on General Võ Nguyên Giáp

Reaffirming Việt Nam's consistent position, Deputy PM & Defence Minister Phan Văn Giang stressed the country’s continued support for the Palestinian people’s legitimate cause and a two-state solution in line with international law.

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Petrovietnam signs two major oil, gas agreements

The agreements underscore the commitment of Petrovietnam, the Petrovietnam Exploration Production Corporation (PVEP) and their partners to advancing oil and gas exploration, development and production activities, contributing to national energy security.

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1 in 4 Filipino kids under age 5 stunted: study

The World Health Organization describes stunting as a condition in which children fail to grow and develop properly due to insufficient nutrition, frequent infections and lack of adequate psychosocial stimulation.
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