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[INTERVIEW] Korean food exports face tough battle in Vietnam
K-Market Chairman Ko Sang-goo speaks during an interview with The Korea Times in Seoul, July 23. Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk
Korean food products have drawn global attention, with certain product labels like Buldak sparking a rare consumer fr…
InfoComm Asia 2026 Connects 3,800 Commercial Organisations Across Record 77 Countries, Cementing Its Role as Asia’s High-Value Professional AV Platform
BANGKOK, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — InfoComm Asia 2026 successfully concluded after three days of business networking, technology innovation and knowledge exchange, bringing together the region’s most influential Pro AV minds, technolog…
The underground tunnel village where Vietnamese people lived for years to hide from war
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During the Vietnam War, residents of a heavily bombarded village, V?nh M?c, spent around six years living in underground tunnels.
The complex featured three l…
Guangzhou International Arbitration Court Enhances China-Vietnam Dispute Resolution with New Office in Ho Chi Minh City
The Guangzhou Arbitration Commission (GZAC) has inaugurated the Vietnam Liaison Office of the Guangzhou International Arbitration Court in Ho Chi Minh City, signaling a significant advancement in China-Vietnam arbitration collaboration. This move comes…
Crunch, tang and survival: Fort Smith’s Vietnamese food scene is an American story
That I was nearly mowed down by a pickup truck the size of a tank in Pho Cao Noodle House’s parking lot in Van Buren is a testament to how mainstream Vietnamese food has become in the part of Arkansas where the River Valley meets Oklahoma.…
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‘We didn’t find home, but we were free’: Fowler MP Dai Le recounts life in the Philippines as a Vietnamese refugee
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A young Dai Le and her family fled Vietnam as Saigon fell and travelled to the Philippines by boat.
The Philippines is a first asylum country where refugees go prior to permanently moving to another country such as Australia.…
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Copacetic or apathetic? Trump losing interest in forcing ‘fractured’ Iranian leaders to the negotiation table
COPACETIC OR APATHETIC?: The latest narrative from the White House is that everything is going to plan with the Iran war, and that, in the words of press secretary Karoline Leavitt, “The American media is sort of blowing this out of proportion to disc…
Soft power to sales pitch: Are Australian universities losing their appeal?
A generation ago studying in Australia opened doors. Today, rising costs and falling satisfaction are making international students think twice, and locals feel sidelined.
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How the war in Iran could help China and change Asia
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam –
Before the war with Iran started, American military commanders redirected a carrier strike group from the South China Sea to the Middle East. This week, the Pentagon has been moving sophisticated air defenses from Asia to …
From the India Today archives (2015???????) | Who shrunk Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s fortune?
(NOTE: This article was originally published in the India Today issue dated May 25, 2015)
Locked away in the vaults of South Block and protected by the Official Secrets Act for over half a century, are revelations of one of India’s earliest scandals.&#…