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What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

The Ky -
Focus:
Unlike passwords or bank card numbers, which can be changed, biometric data is inherently linked to the human body. Once it is collected, used,...
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GDP growth depends on power sector

The Ky -
Economists often explain a country’s prosperity by comparing electricity consumption with income per capita: the faster GDP grows, the greater the demand for electricity....
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Opportunities for SOEs

Dat Thanh -
The Politburo’s Resolution 79 on the development of the state business sector has set a goal of having one to three state-owned enterprises (SOEs)...
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Digital transformation goes beyond digitizing paperwork

Dat Thanh -
Editor’s Note: The final session of Vietnam’s 15th National Assembly concluded with a record number of laws on digital systems being passed. Observers have...
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What does Vietnam need to adapt?

Dat Thanh -
The World Urbanization Prospects 2025 report is the latest publication by the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs...
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Solutions to flooding in Mekong Delta

Dat Thanh -
Even the Netherlands has shifted from the traditional mindset of “diking to block water” to the forward-looking strategy of “Room for the River,” which...
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Will foreign investors come back?

The Ky -
Foreign investors’ net selling in Vietnam’s stock market reached a record high in 2025. Will this trend reverse in 2026? What factors could entice...
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Good achievements in a tough year

The Ky -
It was not surprising when the National Statistics Office announced that GDP in 2025 was estimated to grow by 8.02%. This figure had already...
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Hoi An in quiet transformation

The Ky -
As 2026 approaches, the Hoai River – winding through the heart of the renowned ancient town of Hoi An - maintains its signature tranquility....
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Stair climbing is considered “king” of indoor workouts

Dat Thanh -
Stair climbing is considered “king” of indoor workouts Stair climbing is a high-intensity exercise that can burn twice as many calories as brisk walking. It...

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