Meta sues Brazilians for using deepfakes in false health product ads
Meta is suing individuals and companies in Brazil, China, and Vietnam for using deepfake technology to create fake advertisements featuring celebrities and well-known brands.
Bill Bailey says 'at any point I could conk out' after health warning in Vietnam
Bill Bailey speaks about a potential health issue he was warned about while in Vietnam, emphasizing the importance of monitoring his condition.
A Unique Premiere. This Film Must Be Seen by Every Beatles Fan
The film directed by Julie Taymor, describes a love story set against the backdrop of war and societal changes, featuring actors Jim Sturgess, Evan Rachel Wood, and Joe Anderson.
Vietnamese communists paid for the trip of the Deputy Mayor of Tampere – “It was not luxury, just a normal hotel”
Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City funded a promotional trip for Tampere's Deputy Mayor Ilkka Porttikivi, revealing an arrangement where city officials were provided with flights and accommodation.
'I quit UK for country that's 26C in February and pay just £500 a month including bills'
A former Love Island contestant shares her experience of relocating from the UK to Vietnam, citing happiness and cost-effectiveness as key factors.
Drones disrupt 50 Vietnam flights during Lunar New Year — Official
Unauthorized drone activities led to the disruption of over 50 flights at Danang International Airport during the Lunar New Year holiday in Vietnam.
Drones disrupted over 50 flights in Vietnam during Lunar New Year according to the Moon calendar
Last week, drone incidents near Da Nang's airport caused delays for 54 flights during the Lunar New Year celebrations in Vietnam.
Vietnamese drones disrupted 50 flights at a crucial time
Vietnamese drones caused significant flight disruptions last week, affecting 50 flights due to close encounters with aircraft.
If the appeal for the Phong Nhi incident is withdrawn, President Lee Jae-myung will win the Nobel Prize.
The article reflects on the transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, highlights the controversies surrounding the investigations into the Ha My massacre and international adoptees, and discusses the ongoing legal battle for victims seeking justice.
Analyst: The West has consciously turned a blind eye to the political reality in Vietnam
The article discusses the Western perspective on Vietnam's political climate and suggests a deliberate oversight of its complexities.
Boat Collision in Vietnam Claims Six Lives
A tragic boat collision in northern Vietnam resulted in the deaths of six people, including two children, while 17 others were rescued from the overturned vessel.
The Truth of the Hammy Massacre in Vietnam and the Death of No Soo-seok, I Hope the Third Truth Commission Unveils It
The article discusses the reopening of investigations into the Hammy Massacre and the death of No Soo-seok by the third truth and reconciliation commission in South Korea.
Kiwi Takes Off: Greece Opens Up to Vietnam
Greece has significantly increased its kiwi production and is now expanding its export market to include Vietnam.
Sick man stabbed his victims 77 times and tried to cut off their genitals before killing them
A depraved serial killer admitted to murdering at least 21 young boys in grotesquely violent ways, shocking the public with the details of his crimes.
In the Past, the Essence of Traveling Was Slowness. What Is It Like Today?
The article reflects on the changing nature of travel, contrasting today's rapid, commercialized experience with the slow, exploratory journeys of the past.
For the first time: Argentina exported certified soybean meal to Vietnam
Argentina has made its inaugural export of certified soybean meal to Vietnam, marking a significant step in its agricultural exports.
Is Asian Schengen Getting Closer? Six Countries, One Visa and a Revolution in Tourism
The proposal for a single visa covering Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, and Myanmar is set to fundamentally change tourism in Southeast Asia.
Chinese missions in Vietnam and Singapore warn citizens to stay away from gambling
Chinese diplomatic missions in Vietnam and Singapore issued warnings to citizens advising them against gambling following two deaths linked to gambling losses.
Video: Child's Ear Pain, Doctor Used a Machine and What Was Found Inside...
A shocking medical incident from Vietnam involved a child whose persistent ear pain was found to be caused by a metal screw lodged deep in the ear canal.
The EU includes Vietnam in its list of tax havens
The EU has added Vietnam to its list of tax havens while removing the designation from Trinidad and Tobago, Fiji, and Samoa.
Twiggy, the iconic model of the sixties, remembers the worst of those years: 'Not everything was magical: there was the Vietnam War and people were dying from overdose'
Twiggy reflects on the darker aspects of the 1960s, revealing that the era was marked by significant turmoil, including the Vietnam War and a rampant drug crisis.
His Colonel Kilgore is the son of John Wayne
The article discusses the evolution of American cinema's portrayal of heroes, particularly focusing on Colonel Kilgore from 'Apocalypse Now' as a representation of a bygone era.
When China Launched a War Against Vietnam, It Had to Retreat
The article recounts the historical conflict between China and Vietnam that began on February 17, 1979, in response to Vietnam's actions in Cambodia.
GRAPHIC: Coffee market price has dropped to a six-month low. Decline in Estonia is not expected soon
Coffee prices have reached a six-month low due to anticipated increased supply from Brazil and Vietnam, with significant price decreases in Estonia not expected until later this year.
Serge Labbé: Trump says U.S. ‘never needed’ NATO. Canadian blood says otherwise
The article critiques President Trump's assertion that the U.S. has never needed NATO by highlighting the significant contributions of Canadian troops to American military efforts, particularly during the Vietnam War.
The U.S. used artificial intelligence in the mission to capture Nicolás Maduro, according to a source
The Pentagon reportedly utilized the AI model Claude during the military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Black Teeth: What This 2,000-Year-Old Beauty Ritual Means
A recent study explores the historical significance and cultural implications of the 2,000-year-old practice of blackening teeth in Southeast Asian communities.
Vietnam's Golden Age: Why Does Its Tourism Flourish While Its Neighbors Suffer?
Vietnam is experiencing a significant boom in tourism, achieving record visitor numbers while neighboring countries face declines.
Vietnam leader to visit the US to participate in Donald Trump's Peace Council meeting
Vietnam's General Secretary To Lam will attend a meeting of Donald Trump's Peace Council in Washington after being invited as a founding member.
Nearshoring Advances, but Vietnam and Thailand are the Main Destinations: Citi
A Citi study indicates that while nearshoring is progressing, companies prefer Vietnam and Thailand over Mexico for relocating operations.
Governor Excluded from Party After Suggestion to Import Unmarried Women
South Korean governor Kim Hee-soo has been excluded from his party following controversial remarks suggesting the import of unmarried women from countries like Vietnam and Sri Lanka to address the nation's declining birth rate.
Governor proposes importing foreign women to prevent decline in population
A South Korean governor has suggested importing young women from countries like Vietnam and Sri Lanka to help counteract the country's declining birth rate, a proposal that has sparked criticism both locally and abroad.
From Vietnam to Australia: how the EU is seeking new trade partners?
The EU is actively pursuing new trade partnerships with countries like Vietnam and Australia as part of its strategy to secure access to strategic resources amid geopolitical tensions.
Women's and Immigrant Groups Condemn Jindo County Mayor's 'Importing Vietnamese Virgins' Remarks
Women's and immigrant organizations in South Korea condemned the mayor of Jindo for making remarks about 'importing' women from Vietnam and Sri Lanka as a population solution.
Vietnam’s legendary maths genius Ngo Bao Chau to join University of Hong Kong
Vietnamese mathematician Ngo Bao Chau, renowned for winning the Fields Medal, is set to return to Asia to take a position at the University of Hong Kong after a prominent career in the US and Europe.
Democratic Party expels Kim Hee-soo, Jin-do County chief, for controversial comments about importing Vietnamese virgins
The Democratic Party of Korea expelled Kim Hee-soo, the mayor of Jin-do County, over his controversial comments suggesting the importation of young women from Vietnam and Sri Lanka to address population decline issues.
The details of the extravagant golden stadium being built in Vietnam for US$ 35 billion
Vietnam is constructing a grand stadium named Trong Dong Stadium, set to be the largest in the world with a capacity of 135,000 spectators, inspired by local cultural symbols.
'Taxi Driver' Turns 50 as a Distressing Portrait of the Contemporary World
The article reflects on the 50th anniversary of the film 'Taxi Driver' and its profound impact on understanding the post-Vietnam experience in America.
Shame from Gindo County Mayor’s Remark on 'Importing Vietnamese Virgins'… Jeonnam Province to Send Apology Letter to the Embassy
The Jeonnam provincial government issued an apology after Gindo County Mayor Kim Hee-soo faced backlash for suggesting the 'importation' of Vietnamese women to address a declining population issue.
Fico praised China and Vietnam before students
Slovak politician Robert Fico highlighted the positive aspects of China and Vietnam during a speech to students.
Vietnam Builds the Largest Stadium in the World
Vietnam has officially launched a massive sports and infrastructure project to build the Trọng Đúng Stadium, which is planned to be the largest stadium in the world with a capacity of 135,000 seats, as part of an urban Olympic sports complex near Hanoi.
Foreign workers are 'essential' and support care and construction fields, even in rural areas
This article highlights the critical role of foreign workers in Japan's care and construction sectors, particularly focusing on a Vietnamese caregiver contributing significantly at a nursing home in Shimonoseki.
From Vietnam to Trump's USA. One of Denmark's most determined activists sees great similarities between then and now
Tove Jensen, a dedicated activist from Denmark, draws parallels between her past protests against the Vietnam War and current demonstrations against U.S. foreign policy under President Trump.
TOWIE star quits show and flies home from TV holiday 'A lot has happened'
Freddie Bentley from The Only Way Is Essex announced he has decided to leave the show's cast trip to Vietnam early, citing personal reasons in a social media statement.
Keep away from Taiwan, Xi Jinping subtly told Trump after praising spring with Putin
Xi Jinping has been busy in foreign policy, recently conveying the importance of China-Vietnam relations while subtly warning Trump about Taiwan.
Jindo County Governor: 'Let's Import Vietnamese Maidens...' Live Broadcast Comment
Jindo County Governor Kim Hee-soo sparked controversy during a live broadcast by suggesting that importing foreign women could be a solution to the region's population decline.
Suspects in Fraudulent Purchase of Limited Pokémon Cards, Selling 15,000 Cards at Triple the Price
Two Vietnamese men in Tokyo have been arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police for allegedly fraudulently purchasing over 15,000 limited Pokémon cards to resell at inflated prices.
Orijų Gasanov was shocked by the behavior of a passenger on the plane: "I see my jacket moving"
A well-known man shared an incredible story about a bizarre experience on a flight, where he was surprised by an unusual passenger's behavior.
The country of the leader who visited Finland is preparing for war with the USA
Vietnam is preparing for a potential conflict with the United States, citing the latter's aggressive stance and desire for increased influence in the region according to an August 2024 document from the Vietnamese Ministry of Defense.
Vietnam wrote a document to prepare for ‘US invasion’ next year after Biden's visit
Vietnam's Defense Ministry reportedly prepared an internal document anticipating the possibility of a US invasion in 2024, citing the need to remain vigilant after establishing a comprehensive strategic partnership with the Biden administration.