Việt Nam Press Authority Mandates Pre-approval Before Publishing Historical News Content
News organizations in Việt Nam must now navigate strict editorial hurdles before publishing news on historical events or national leaders. ...
News organizations in Việt Nam must now navigate strict editorial hurdles before publishing news on historical events or national leaders. ...
A new government regulation has triggered widespread public anxiety in Việt Nam, introducing administrative fines of 20 million to 30 ...
Việt Nam's state broadcaster, VTV4, has criticized independent media, accusing them of deploying "gray propaganda" and psychological manipulation to undermine ...
Marking the end of decades-long journalistic journeys, a series of press outlets in Hồ Chí Minh City (HCMC) published their ...
A state broadcaster’s attempt to defend press freedom in Việt Nam was met with a flood of laughing emojis and ...
A media restructuring plan in Hồ Chí Minh City has forced the closure of several prominent, decades-old newspapers. The Latest: ...
The ongoing land clearance for the Gia Bình International Airport project in Bắc Ninh Province serves as a striking example ...
Key Events Hồ Chí Minh City Media Merger Signals Tighter State Control; Unverified Reports Of Vũ Trung’s Death Revive Rumors ...
Perhaps the greatest tragedy of journalism in Việt Nam is that many reporters clearly understand what their profession ought to ...
An “Urban Miracle” Taking Shape Along the Red River Viewed from the upper floors of central high-rises, the sediment-colored stretch ...
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