Canadian historian Pierre Asselin has devoted nearly three decades to studying Vietnam's history. As a professor at San Diego State University and author of several acclaimed books, Asselin makes regular visits to Vietnam to access archival materials and speak with firsthand witnesses. Over time, Vietnam has become an essential part of Asselin's life and career.| Vietnam Today
Marking the International Day of Peace (21 September), The Point this week reflects on Vietnam’s 11 years in United Nations peacekeeping. With almost 1,100 officers deployed worldwide, Vietnam’s “blue berets” have built trust, supported communities, and strengthened the nation’s reputation on the global stage.| Vietnam Today
Meet Her Excellency the Honourable Sam Mostyn, Governor-General of Australia. This is her first official visit to Vietnam since assuming office| Vietnam Today
It has been a decade since world leaders adopted the transformative 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. According to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals Report 2025, nearly 50 percent are advancing too slowly, while an alarming 18 percent are regressing. So, which specific targets remain out of reach? Let’s take a closer look.| Vietnam Today
Throughout history, great thinkers and economists have come up with economic formulas and models to help people understand growth of economies. What about Vietnam, a country that emerged from shadows of war, and for the past 40 years since reform has transitioned itself into one of the most dynamic economies in Asia? What is the X factor for the economic development of Vietnam?| Vietnam Today
