
What's really happening in Vietnam, from essential news to under-the-radar stories, written from the ground in Ho Chi Minh City.
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And influencers as ‘anchors of trust’
Good morning from smoggy Ho Chi Minh City - potentially due to the ongoing forest fires in Borneo. Welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. New readers: everyone gets the same opening secti...
And the goal of refuting 100% of “hostile viewpoints”
Good morning from smoggy Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly published exclusively for paying subscribers.
And the IFC chugs along
Good morning from rain-drenched Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. Hoping those of you in Vietnam had a great Independence Day holiday - I had a wonderful extended break in Au...
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Today’s guest is former U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius, whose personal history with Vietnam dates back to his first arrival in 1996. We talked about his ongoing engagement with the country spanning the public and privat...
And Vietnam’s largest drug smuggling trail continues
Good morning from Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. To new readers: everyone gets the same opening section of the newsletter, but only paying sub...
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Freelance journalist based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
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