Tough questions must continue to be asked

Being a reporter, or a citizen journalist, means being able to ask questions of people in power, those who can make decisions that involve the lives of millions of others, and hold them accountable for what they do.

How a cultural icon breathed life into news

During his long life that spanned two centuries, World War II, and two long wars striving for independence of his home country, Hữu Ngọc's career evolved around identifying significant cultural assets of Vietnamese culture and civilisation.

Seek your culinary magic, Bourdain-style

Sure, visiting the places Bourdain featured is a way of honouring his endorsement; however, if we approach it merely as checking off boxes of must-see spots, much like collecting football cards or spotting trains, does that go against what he truly advocated for?

World Cup expansion a game-changer for women's football

FIFA has just thrilled women's football fans by approving a proposal to expand the number of teams in the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals from 2031 to 48 teams. This presents a unique opportunity and a formidable challenge for the Vietnamese women’s team.

Providing the skills for youth to succeed

While maths, reading and writing are the prerequisite assessment for children's education to teach them the fundamentals, it is believed that broader perspectives and skills would add to children's experiences and develop their IQs and EQs to become better-rounded people.

50 years on: how peace conquers all

People from opposing sides united in hardship and national mission represent the resilience and brotherhood forged during one of the hardest times in Việt Nam's history.

Young women increasingly freezing their eggs

The increasing awareness and accessibility of information regarding fertility have shifted societal perceptions. Women are now more comfortable discussing reproductive health and exploring options for preserving their fertility.

Keeping up with the youth

A harsh reality check is underway. Government offices are being streamlined for efficiency, and job cuts are necessary to reduce the state budget. But maintaining an upbeat attitude has always been part of Vietnamese resilience.

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