A weekly round-up and analysis of key domestic and international events. The programme focuses on policy-making trends, the impacts on business strategies and the opportunities they present for Viet Nam from a global perspective.
As the digital world expands, so does the risk of technology-facilitated gender-based violence. With 86% of Việt Nam’s population now connected, addressing digital exploitation and harassment is more urgent than ever. In this episode of The Point, we sit down with Hà Thị Quỳnh Anh from UNFPA Việt Nam to expose these digital threats and explore how to build a safer, more inclusive internet for all.
As cyberspace becomes increasingly borderless, nations face new risks and opportunities. This episode of The Point explores how Vietnam’s Cybersecurity Law 2025 aims to protect digital sovereignty, strengthen national resilience, and turn cybersecurity challenges into opportunities for sustainable development in the digital age.
In this episode of The Point, we explore the first working week after the Lunar New Year. Despite a nine-day break, the “get to work immediately” spirit and determination to swiftly implement socio-economic tasks are evident across all sectors. Production has picked up nationwide, with early February 2026 import-export turnover exceeding $41.6 billion. Guest Dr. Đào Cẩm Thuỷ discusses translating this momentum into concrete socio-economic growth.
We step into the vibrant spiritual rhythm of Việt Nam in the first days of spring, as Tết colours brighten streets nationwide. The season comes alive in the hum of celebrations and the sight of crowds gathering for spring outings and traditional festivals.
We’re delighted to have you with us for our very first broadcast of The Point for the Lunar Year of the Horse, 2026. And in the new year, we’ll continue to bring you the biggest headline stories and deeper conversations about the issues that truly shape our lives.
Việt Nam and the European Union have officially elevated their ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, marking a historic milestone after 35 years of diplomacy. This move makes Việt Nam the first ASEAN nation to reach this highest partnership level with the EU.
The Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress sets out development orientations for 2026–2030, emphasising the need to renew thinking and action boldly while advancing strategies and a new development ecosystem. A key task is to swiftly translate its major objectives into concrete policies and practical solutions, creating new momentum for economic growth and national competitiveness.
As global competition intensifies, nations are turning to soft power-culture, identity and values-alongside economic and military strength. Fine dining is emerging as a tool of cultural diplomacy. Where does Vietnam stand, and can high-end cuisine become a new economic resource and diplomatic lever? These questions shape today’s discussion with Rapheal Macala of Capella Hanoi.
This week's The Point focuses on the success of the 14th National Party Congress. The event discussed cadre work - one of the most important pillar of the Party's leadership.
In a highly volatile global trade environment, combined with tightening international standards, strengthening domestic capacity, upgrading skills, and moving up the value chain are no longer choices, but an imperative for survival and sustainable growth.