To meet surging power demand and lower emissions, Vietnam is prioritizing long-term energy security under Resolution No. 70. By reviving its nuclear power project in Khanh Hoa alongside renewable energy expansion, the nation aims to secure a stable baseload supply for sustainable future growth.
The Indonesian government has capped commissions charged by ride-hailing platforms at 8% for motorcycle passenger services, allowing drivers to retain at least 92% of fare revenue. The policy was designed to improve driver livelihoods. But some of the drivers we spoke to say the numbers on paper have yet to translate into higher take-home earnings.
To meet surging power demand and lower emissions, Vietnam is prioritizing long-term energy security under Resolution No. 70. By reviving its nuclear power project in Khanh Hoa alongside renewable energy expansion, the nation aims to secure a stable baseload supply for sustainable future growth.
Content creation is becoming an increasingly important part of Vietnam’s digital economy. As creators build communities around their content, their influence is also opening new ways for businesses to connect with consumers, and creating new forms of value in the digital space.
Vietnam is about to enter a new league in global capital markets. After being placed on FTSE Russell’s watch list in 2018, Vietnam was announced for an upgrade from Frontier to Secondary Emerging Market status in 2025, following years of reforms and preparation.
Global consumers are increasingly seeking products that combine craftsmanship, authenticity and cultural identity. According to UNESCO, developing economies now account for 46% of global exports of cultural goods, reflecting the growing commercial value of culture. For Vietnamese businesses, this presents an opportunity not only to export products but also to share the stories and traditions behind them.
With a turnover of US$622 million in the first eight months of 2026, tuna is a key export item for Vietnam's fisheries sector. However, due to competitive pressures, costs, and traceability requirements, growth can no longer rely solely on volume. Making improvements across the production chain is vital for businesses to enhance export value and international competitiveness.