#Vietnam

Vietnam's new paramount leader chose Beijing as his first foreign visit after consolidating power. Infrastructure deals, joint statements, and a symbolic train ride—what does it all mean?

Vietnam has issued its biggest work-from-home push since COVID-19 after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran sent jet fuel prices up 60% and rattled energy supplies across Southeast Asia. Here's what it means for global supply chains.

As Nissan shrinks, its small Japanese suppliers are racing to Vietnam to diversify. The move reveals a structural vulnerability running through global auto supply chains.

Qualcomm and Vietnam's Viettel partner to develop AI smartphones and 6G equipment, signaling Vietnam's evolution from manufacturing hub to tech innovator

Vietnam's Vingroup invests in clean energy projects across Denmark, Sweden, and Philippines, targeting 100 GW capacity by 2029 through subsidiary VinEnergo.

Trump promised to remove Vietnam from export control lists just weeks after the country broke ground on its first chip factory. A strategic pivot 70 years in the making could reshape global semiconductor supply chains.

Trump meets Vietnamese leader, promises to remove Hanoi from restricted lists as part of broader strategy to counter China's influence in Asia. What this means for global trade dynamics.

SpaceX's Starlink wins approval for satellite internet in Vietnam, marking a strategic victory in Southeast Asia's connectivity battle worth billions.

Vietnam's VinFast targets 300,000 EV sales and break-even by 2026, a 50% jump from current levels. But can the loss-making carmaker deliver on these bold promises in Asia's competitive EV market?

Vietnamese tech giant FPT partners with UAE's G42 on AI infrastructure. The deal highlights Middle Eastern capital's growing influence in Southeast Asian tech markets

JETRO survey reveals Japanese manufacturers in Vietnam face intensifying competition from Chinese investors across sectors from automotive to beverages, reflecting broader ASEAN trends.

FPT and Viettel partner to create Vietnam's domestic chip value chain, targeting 28-32nm AI edge computing chips as the nation aims to climb global tech supply chains.