Việt Nam News

Hoàng Phụng Hiếu has led travellers to the South Pole three times. His book Ba lần tới Nam Cực (Three times to the South Pole) was published to record his experience and spread curiosity and love for the wilderness among Vietnamese. He tells Inner Sanctum about his love of travel.

In an ever-evolving digital landscape, cyberthreats have become a major concern for individuals, businesses and governments worldwide. Việt Nam News speaks with Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky, a global cybersecurity company, about the current state of threats and the safeguard measures being taken.

Đinh Thị Thanh Hoa, founder of the HannahEd Scholarship for Vietnamese students, which has helped almost 3,000 people abroad, speaks with reporter Trương Khánh Linh about the challenges in her work and dedication to empowering young aspiring scholars.

Việt Nam has great potential in developing its handicraft industry - the wide range of materials of an agricultural country, the high skills of artisans that have been fostered through generations, and the cultural diversity of the 54 ethnic communities all play a big part, says Lê Bá Ngọc, vice chairman of the Việt Nam Handicraft Exporters Association (Vietcraft).

Trầm Hương has been silently following the footsteps of heroes, soldiers, and hero mothers to find inspiration for her books.

​After 13 years in the film making profession, Tiikerie Pham plans to establish a fund to enable young filmmakers to make a global impact.

Mạch Thị Thùy Khanh, a female pilot at Pacific Airlines, believes meticulousness and discipline in both personal and professional life have been key factors contributing to her success as a pilot, a high-risk and highly responsible profession.

Jimmy Phạm, the first Vietnamese-Australian man to win the Waislitz Global Citizens’ Choice Awards for his work to end extreme poverty, is actively working on building an ecosystem of social impact projects, ranging from initiatives like food rescue and nourishment programmes for the underprivileged to women empowerment initiatives and hospitality training for at-risk and disadvantaged youth.

Trần Hải Anh's book tells the story of her mother Việt Linh, a renowned Vietnamese filmmaker who, at the age of 16, courageously joined the resistance during the anti-American war in Việt Nam.

Lê Nhật Long, 27, is the CEO of HAVE (Humanity Alliance of Vanguard Engineers) Co., Ltd., a legal non-profit social enterprise that brings engineering and technology applications to solve pressing social issues in Việt Nam. HAVE was successfully registered as a non-profit social enterprise in June 2022.

Lương Ngọc Duy believes that sports challenges combined with volunteering have a positive impact on the community.

Huỳnh Hạnh Phúc has been recently famous for his plans to bring positive changes in society. Currently, the chicken eggs produced in his free-range farm are in high demand.

Lê Đình Lực's Linearthinking introduces a more effective method in language learning that encourages the creation of mind maps, simplification of concepts, and contextual application.

Việt Nam are to compete in the historic women's World Cup later this month. Among the 23 players headed to New Zealand, forward Nguyễn Thị Thanh Nhã is one of the influential players. She has scored important goals for the national team across different competitions, and versatility makes her much valued by coaches. She speaks with the Inner Sanctum about her life, dreams and passion.

Trần Khánh An interviews Vũ Đình Tú, the owner of the Refined. coffee company, about his journey and where Vietnamese coffee culture is on the world map.

Vietnamese-American chef Peter Cường Franklin, who decided to leave a successful career in banking to follow his love and passion for food, talks with Thúy Hằng about his decision to come back to Việt Nam as well as his aspirations to create a new style of Vietnamese cuisine, which, in his words is 'Cuisine Mới' or 'New Cuisine'.

Việt Nam News speaks to Trần Chu Sa, CEO of the Vietnam Basketball Association (VBA), about the association's development.

Thái Thị Kim Lan is a Vietnamese philosopher. Raised in a culturally rich family in Huế, she was shaped by the influence of her family and a religious environment. She conducted research on Immanuel Kant's philosophy and became a lecturer at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany. She is also an author and journalist. Trương Khánh Linh spoke with her about her journey.