In this episode of Japan Link, we explore Japan's latest ODA support for Vietnam's economic transition, along with initiatives helping the Vietnamese community in Japan navigate local laws. The program also showcases vibrant cultural exchanges, including Vietnamese community football, the inaugural Bánh Mì Festival in Shinjuku, and the Vietnam Okayama festival.
In this episode of Japan Link, we explore Japan's latest ODA support for Vietnam's economic transition, along with initiatives helping the Vietnamese community in Japan navigate local laws. The program also showcases vibrant cultural exchanges, including Vietnamese community football, the inaugural Bánh Mì Festival in Shinjuku, and the Vietnam Okayama festival.
As an essential force of the Vietnam People's Army, the Vietnam Border Guard is entrusted with safeguarding national sovereignty, maintaining border security, managing entry and exit, combating crime, and promoting defense diplomacy. To meet the complex challenges of modern border protection, Border Guard officers undergo comprehensive, rigorous training to lead personnel and successfully execute vital missions across all units.
In this episode of Vietnam 360, ADB's Principal Economist for Vietnam Bui Minh Giap discusses how the country can sustain its projected 7.8% 2026 economic growth while maximizing investment efficiency. Tune in to explore why macroeconomic and financial stability serves as the foundational key to Vietnam's long-term prosperity.
Vietnam's agricultural, forestry and fishery exports reached US$56.3 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 7.8% year on year. But how can Vietnam sustain this growth amid climate change and pressure on natural resources? Today, we explore Vietnam's path towards a sustainable food system.
In this week's edition of Inside Asia, our Deep Dive segment focuses on the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction under the theme "Resilience Starts at Home." From viral footage of a resilient home withstanding Nepal's fierce flash floods to Japan's innovative "Inochiyama" shelter parks, we explore why structural strength alone is not enough to protect families without clear evacuation routes and community support.
In this edition of Global Insight, we explore what security means in an era where threats can emerge far beyond the battlefield, and whether countries are prepared for a new age of conflict with no clear front lines.