I am chief admin, author and translator of DCN System, which includes dotchuoinon.com (the only Vietnamese-language website devoted exclusively to positive thinking), cvdvn.net (Conversations on Vietnam Development), and a number of related forums and Facebook pages.
I am also legal assistant to attorney Trần Đình Hoành in legal cases involving Vietnam.
I am studying and teaching the Bible and Buddhism. I am a Biotechnology Engineering graduate from Hue University of Sciences. I love living with nature. I practice the Energy Training exercise system for health, and enjoy gardening and life beauty as a hobby.
As a child, I fled Afghanistan with my family. When we arrived in Britain after a harrowing journey, we thought we could start our new life in safety. But the reality was very different.
Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Photo Credit: Aly Song/Reuters.
China is challenging the West. What is the West? It is not only nations in Europe or North America. It is countries that practice democracy.
India, Japan, South Korea, and Australia are Western nations that surround China. They worry about China’s size and ambitions. They view China with suspicion. Also, in the West, the United States and most of Europe see China as an adversary.
There is a surge in the number of Asian residents across New York City. Photo Credit: Janice Chung for The New York Times.
It looked like the number of people living in New York City was shrinking. The 2020 census data would tell us how much.
Surprise! The city’s population actually grew by almost eight percent. Most of the population increase was Asian people. Today, people who call themselves Asian are sixteen percent of all the residents of New York City.
A woman shouting during an anti-government protest. Photo Credit: AP Rodrigo Abd.
In Haiti, gangs block ports. Fuel shipments cannot get through. Hospitals are shutting down. Cellphones are losing power. Hunger is growing.
In recent months, assassins killed the president. An earthquake shook a part of the country. The nation is on the brink of collapse.
Gangs now rule about half the capital of Haiti. Workers are afraid to drive their fuel trucks. A gang kidnapped missionaries. It is demanding a ransom of $1 million for each of the seventeen captives. The police know where the hostages are. But the police can’t enter the neighborhood because the gangs outgun them.
The General Motors facility in Silao, Mexico. Photo Credit: Luis Antonio Rojas for The New York Times.
Unions make life better for workers. That is the idea. But what if the unions are corrupt? What if union leadership works for the benefit of employers? That is the reality for labor in Mexico.
Mexico has big factories. It is a rich country in Latin America. Yet its workers still earn low wages compared to other countries in the region.
Every week, Asia Stream tracks and analyzes the Indo-Pacific with a mix of expert interviews and original reporting by our correspondents from across the globe.
At the Dasna Devi temple, a placard read: “This is a holy place for Hindus. Entry of Muslims is forbidden.” Photo Credit: Saumya Khandelwal for The New York Times.
People of different backgrounds live together. Unless, for some reason, they decide not to live together. They do seem to get along better in dictatorships. Tito ran Yugoslavia, Hussein ran Iraq and Khaddaffi ran Libya. Their people had no freedom of choice about with whom they lived. And so, for the most part, they got along.
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Residents salvage their belongings from their homes on March 14 after the shelling of a residential building in Kyiv, Ukraine. Related ArticleCredit…Lynsey Addario for The New York Times
Young people all over are avidly following what some have called “the first TikTok war.” In late February, we created a place on our site for teenagers to react to the invasion, and within a week, over 900 had. This comment from Winn Godier, a high school student in North Carolina, echoes what we have heard from many teenagers:
Đồng bằng sông Cửu Long thiếu nước phục vụ sinh hoạt và sản xuất trầm trọng. Ảnh từ www.moitruongvadothi.vn.
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Đồng bằng sông Cửu Long (ĐBSCL) của Việt Nam là đồng bằng lớn thứ ba trên Trái Đất, là nơi sinh sống của gần 18 triệu người với sinh kế chủ yếu là sản xuất nông nghiệp và nuôi trồng thủy sản. Được coi là “Vựa lúa” của Việt Nam, ĐBSCL đóng góp hơn một nửa tổng sản lượng gạo của cả nước và 95% sản lượng gạo xuất khẩu, góp phần đưa Việt Nam trở thành quốc gia xuất khẩu gạo lớn thứ ba thế giới. Khu vực này cũng đóng góp 70% sản lượng trái cây và hơn 60% sản lượng thủy sản xuất khẩu của cả nước.1
(Dân trí) – Bờ sông Sài Gòn đoạn qua phường Thảo Điền (TP Thủ Đức) bị những dãy biệt thự khủng bịt kín, gần như không còn lối ra. Các khu biệt thự biến mặt sông thành bến du thuyền, chiếm trọn không gian chung.
Những năm gần đây, vấn đề các công trình xây dựng xây dựng vươn sát mặt sông Sài Gòn là thực trạng chưa có lời giải của TPHCM. Trong đó, khu vực sông Sài Gòn đoạn qua khu vực phường Thảo Điền (thành phố Thủ Đức) là điểm nóng của vấn nạn công trình, biệt thự bao vây đường bờ sông, người dân khó để tìm nơi tiếp cận, hóng gió trời hay tập thể dục.
Để được tận hưởng không khí của mặt sông, người dân buộc phải chọn phương án đi bộ xa hơn về đầu hoặc cuối đường Nguyễn Văn Hưởng, một con hẻm nhỏ nằm giữa đường hoặc trả tiền để vào nhà hàng, quán cà phê ven sông.
(KTSG Online) – Thương vụ lừa đảo 100 container hạt điều có giá trị khoảng hơn 20 triệu đô la Mỹ đã thu hút sự quan tâm của dư luận trong tuần qua. Các thương nhân ngành điều cầu cứu khắp nơi và ngóng trông tin tức về số phận các container điều đang lênh đênh trên biển đến cảng nhận hàng tại nước Ý xa xôi.
Thương vụ Sứ quán Việt Nam tại Ý làm việc với ngân hàng Banca di Credito Popolare tại Napoli liên quan vụ 100 container hạt điều xuất khẩu. (Ảnh: TTXVN)
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At a summer camp for kids from conflict zones, I met my brave, funny friend Aseel. He was Palestinian. I was Israeli. When he was killed by police, my hope for our future died with him
theguardian.com – by Roy Cohen – Thu 13 Jan 2022 06.00 GMT
NEW YORK — Welcome to Nikkei Asia’s podcast: Asia Stream.
Every week, Asia Stream tracks and analyzes the Indo-Pacific with a mix of interviews and original reporting by our correspondents from across the globe.
Ukraine has come under a full-blown invasion by the Russian military since Putin’s 24 February 2022 shock announcement of a “special military operation” in the country’s south-eastern Donbass region. The conflict has already caused market jitters, commodity price hikes, and exacerbated supply chain disruptions. It has also prompted a well-planned and coordinated effort by major US, European, and Asian economies to raise the economic costs for Putin. The key ones being: