#Vietnam Insider

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Multiple Countries Warn Against Travel to the UK Amid Violent Protests

These protests erupted following the fatal stabbing of three children in Southport, Northwest England, last week. The incident has fueled unrest, with misinformation spreading false claims that the attacker was an immigrant, sparking anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant riots across the country. Over the weekend, rioters attacked hotels housing asylum seekers in two British cities and clashed with…

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[ltsgroup]

Comprehensive View of Technology Industry in Vietnam

Vietnam's Technology Industry

Tech is thriving in Vietnam right now! 🚀Driven by some super smart government policies and economic conditions, the country's IT industry is totally booming. Revenues hit a record $148 billion in 2022 - not too shabby!

With stats like that, it's no wonder analysts are predicting Vietnam will soon become one of Southeast Asia's top software hubs. So what's driving this digital transformation in Vietnam? Let's break it down...

Vietnam's Digital Dream Team

Vietnam has the perfect combo for tech success:

👨‍💻 70% of citizens use the internet - we're talking almost 100 million digital natives!

🤝 Over half the population is of working age, providing a huge talent pool.

💼 Pro-business environment attracts major companies like Samsung and Intel.

💡 Government pushes digital transformation, with new programs to develop tech skills and digital economy.

With conditions like these, no wonder thousands of exciting new startups are launching here! 🚀 Vietnam already has 4 unicorns and 11 startups valued over $100 million.

Dynamic Tech Hubs

While Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are still Vietnam's tech hotspots, keep an eye on Da Nang and Quy Nhon emerging as digitally dynamic contenders! Each draws in businesses with their own tech advantages.

Opportunities Galore

As digital transformation accelerates across Vietnam, major opportunities are opening up in:

🔮 Smart cities

💳Fintech

🎓 Edtech

🔒 Cybersecurity

📱 Telecommunications

With local players still developing advanced tech skills, it's prime time for foreign companies to export products and services to Vietnam. Collaborating with local partners helps navigate complex regulations.

For more information, learn more at: https://ltsgroup.tech/blog/vietnam-technology-sector/

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Vulnerable Urban Life: These Largest Cities Will Face Extreme Climate Change Threats As global warming speeds up, its widespread effects are becoming more and more apparent. Climate change is reshaping our lives with higher temperatures and extreme weather events. In this context, cities worldwide are being examined closely for the wellbeing of their inhabitants. While some cities are being proactive in adjusting to the changing environment, others […]The post Vulnerable Urban Life: These Largest Cities Will Face Extreme Climate Change Threats appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine. Copyright CEOWORLD magazine 2023. https://ceoworld.biz/2023/09/13/vulnerable-urban-life-these-largest-cities-will-face-extreme-climate-change-threats/

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Wait students protesting? Context pls?

University students are protesting on campus for Palestine, either in solidarité or to pressure their university to divest in israel's genocide on palestiniens.

the two i see often are Columbia in New York and Sorbonne in France

The students of Columbia University took over Hamilton Hall, which hasn't happened since another student protest in the 60s

The flag says "Hind's Hall" after a six year old Palestinien girl who was killed along with ambulance by israel.

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Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell (2023)

directed by Thien An Pham cinematography by Dinh Duy Hung

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Home (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) by Nguyen Thanh Nhan

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Bên trong vỏ kén vàng [Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell] (Phạm Thiên Ân, 2023)

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Bên trong vỏ kén vàng / Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell Thien An Pham. 2023

Karaoke 466 Trần Phú, Phường 2, Bảo Lộc, Lâm Đồng, Vietnam See in map

See in imdb

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US one-sheet for Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell (Pham Thien An, Vietnam, 2023). Design by Adrian Curry.

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can i get through inside one time without crying

[therealtorasia]

Vietnam Gains Green Light to Export Grapefruit to SK

Vietnamese Grapefruit Secures Export License to SK Fresh Vietnamese grapefruit has officially been granted permission to enter the Korean market. Following in the footsteps of dragon fruit and mango, grapefruit became the third Vietnamese fruit exported to South Korea. With a population of 50 million, South Korea presents a promising opportunity for Vietnamese grapefruit producers. Vietnam boasts…

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film poster for Thien An Pham's "Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell"

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Book Review: Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai

Published: January 2, 2013 Category: Fiction Rating: 4/5 Stars Genre: Historical Age Rating: 10+ Warnings: Bullying, Death, Racism, Xenophobia, War, and Violence Quote: “Oh, my daughter, at times you have to fight, but preferably not with your fists.” In my quest to read more diversely and about different time periods, I stumbled across this gem. This is Thanhha Lai’s debut novel and…

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In the absence of a clear and obvious angle to attack Bushnell’s protest, most likely due to his status as a serviceman that would make outright insulting him or suppressing the news itself scandalous, discussions on Western shores have now taken on the familiar framing of mental illness. In Time Magazine’s write-up of Bushnell’s death, the article finishes with a link to the suicide hotline, and asks readers to contact mental health providers if they are experiencing a “crisis.” Mark Joseph Stern, a writer at Slate, seemingly unasked, also wrote on Twitter/X:

“I strongly oppose valorizing any form of suicide as a noble, principled, or legitimate form of political protest. People suffering mental illness deserve empathy and respect, but it is wildly irresponsible to praise them for using a political justification to take their own life.”

Conviction does not exist to the American. To be willing to die in a selfless act for what they believe in only exists for those outside America's sphere of influence. Many will recall reporting on those who self-immolated in protest in Iran and in Russia for instance where this sort of approach, unwilling to engage with the root of its cause, would not even be entertained, let alone written and published with sincerity. The Arab Spring began with a self-immolation. The self-immolation of Buddhist monks in protest of South Vietnam’s persecution became defining images of the war and its corruption. Within America’s walls however, there is a belief, unspoken and ingrained from birth, that democracy allows for everyone’s voices to be heard and that its representatives are inherently inclined to respond to the people and their widespread wishes.

Desperation at inaction or complicity in terror and atrocity need not apply. Everyone incensed by their government to such an extent must simply have something wrong with them. To be able to go about one’s day knowing that children are screaming from the hunger that is eating their insides and that pregnant women are eating bread made from animal feed, and that the United States is supporting Israel’s creation of this famine, is apparently the real sign of well-adjustment.

Seamus Malekafzali, “The Words Burned Through His Throat: The Sacrifice of Aaron Bushnell,” February 26, 2024.