Opinion

The Covid-19 pandemic could push an additional 130 million people worldwide into chronic hunger by the end of 2020.

Vietnam has set to be a bright alternative in Asia for US businesses amid the unprecedented challenges.

The two countries have made great strides in building a forward-looking and mutually beneficial partnership.

Under the Vietnam Chair 2020, ASEAN has combated the pandemic in a cohesive manner.

Vietnam, in the eyes of the American writer, is strong-resilient with significant changes.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) provides an effective solution to several obstacles foreign investors face when they want to enter Vietnam’s market.

Domestic production and exports are key driving forces for Vietnam’s economy this year, state an expert.

The capital has properly shown the spirit of Trang An people – elegant and love peace.

There are many powerful nations in the world but not many capitals has a long history and rich culture as Hanoi.

Mr. Nguyen Phu Trong, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President, wrote an important article on thorough preparations for the congresses of Party Committees under the Central Committee towards the 13th National Party Congress.

Automation could threaten jobs and reduce wage growth for low-skilled workers.

Businesses – the backbone of each country’s economy – have been advised to find proper ways to survive and thrive in the global health crisis.

Stocks of large companies with stronger environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings have outperformed the global average by 4.7% since mid-December 2019.

Jakarta has imposed a wide range of support to fulfill a range of 1.1% contraction to 0.2% growth for 2020.

Typical lifestyle of Hanoians at the early 20th century is quite different far from modern life. At present, it has evolved changes over time due to integration, including standard and non-standard.

The Vietnamese government is recommended to consider applying AMRO’s “4C and 4R” framework on policy design toward robust economic recovery and sustainable growth.

In a recent interview with Hanoitimes, Mrs. Elisa Fernandez Saenz, Head of Office, UN Women in Vietnam, highlighted the achievements of Vietnam in promoting gender equality in recent years, and suggested the pathway to full equality of rights and opportunities between men and women.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) governments need better coordination and closer integration to thrive in a post-Covid world and avoid a weaker and more protracted recovery.

The average incomes of ethnic minority households dropped by 75% in April 2020 compared with the end of 2019.

As we go back into our routines, let’s reflect on the fact that a true free, peaceful and prosperous society is not possible until we end the violence within our homes, our mind and our hearts!