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Cơ chế tài trợ khí hậu đã thay đổi: Việt Nam thích ứng ra sao?

11-12-2025 – Phạm Thu Trang

TiasangCOP30 đã thay đổi cách đánh giá và phân bổ tài chính cho thích ứng với biến đổi khí hậu. Từ nay, dòng tài trợ chỉ đến quốc gia nào chứng minh được rủi ro, đo được hiệu quả sử dụng tiền tài trợ và quản trị minh bạch. Vốn rất cần nguồn tài trợ quốc tế để chống chịu và phục hồi, Việt Nam sẽ phải điều chỉnh cách tiếp cận nguồn tài chính quốc tế như thế nào?

Người biểu tình bên ngoài sự kiện COP30, diễn ra tại Belém, Brazil vào cuối tháng 11 vừa qua.
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Which country is the most well-known in Southeast Asia?

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Peng Peng Zheng · 7y

I see Asia as a collective rather than individual countries

I would say that each major country in Southeast Asia has some unique history and is little known for something.

Vietnam-Former communist powerhouse that defied the USA in the famed first Vietnam war. Today, Vietnam is still one of the largest nation in SEA with much economic potential.

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Việt Nam chưa sẵn sàng cho cuộc đua về trung tâm dữ liệu

28-12-2025 – Hảo Linh – Trang Bùi

TiasangViệt Nam là một “miền đất hứa” trong mắt các nhà đầu tư để đặt trung tâm dữ liệu, nhưng chúng ta chưa sẵn sàng cả về tài nguyên và pháp lí để họ đổ bộ.

Phối cảnh trung tâm dữ liệu hyperscacler đầu tiên của Viettel tại Tân Phú Trung, Củ Chi. Những người trong ngành chia sẻ rằng, hiện nay những dự án như vậy sẽ không xây ngay toàn bộ công suất, mà chỉ khởi đầu với quy mô nhỏ để “nghe ngóng” thị trường.
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Why are China, Japan and Korea so successful economically but Vietnam is not, when they should have more with their geopolitics? They often blame foreign invasions, but shouldn’t the blame rationally also come from themselves and their leaders?

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Eastern Laos Legend · Lives in Vietnam (2022–present)1y

Japan is a powerful empire since World War II. They can produce warships, planes, tanks, etc.

Korea, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, ……. They all once “studied abroad” in Japan…. This is one of the strongest countries in Asia.

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What is the country of Vietnam famous for?

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Khanh Luu ·  Had lived in Vietnam for 22 years.Updated 9y

What is the country of Vietnam famous for?

I fortunately have a chance to talk to quite many foreigners whom shared with me good stories about my country. Here are things they’ve talked about the most, and probably are what Vietnam is famous for. Feel free to correct me if something is missing. Continue reading What is the country of Vietnam famous for?

Is it easy to invade Vietnam now?

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30 years teaching Southeast Asian history at the university level.7y

No. It’s never been easy to invade Vietnam, at least successfully. China has done so numerous times over the millennia. The Chams did it. The French did it. The Americans did it. The Vietnamese fought back, and when the dust had cleared, the Vietnamese are still here, and the invaders are gone.

Why on earth would you (or anyone else) think that invading Vietnam was something to be considered? Just what is your problem?

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Which country in Southeast Asia has the brightest near future, say 20 years from today? How about the darkest future? Which country and why?

Lakan Araw, Studied Filipino Language Arts (Graduated 2025), Updated 4y. QUORA

[ From all the articles I’ve written regarding SE Asian economics, here’s how I will arrange the top 5 SE Asian countries that I think will have the most productivity in the next 20 years ]

  1. Viet Nam
  2. Indonesia
  3. Philippines
  4. Laos
  5. Myanmar

Vietnam and South Korea are both influenced by China. Why has South Korea become a developed country while Vietnam is still a poor country?

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Lucia Millar · 

Quran user at Quora (company) (2020–present)Updated 4y

Question: Vietnam and South Korea are both influenced by China. Why has South Korea become a developed country while Vietnam is still a poor country?

Answer: It is true that Vietnam and South Korea or Korea had culturally influenced by China. However, South Korea become developed has nothing to do with China but the US. Vietnam is another story that the US did not want Vietnam to become independent and reunited from 1950–1975. The conflicting interests between both countries lasted from 1950–1995 with the US-Vietnamese normalization of their relationship. After that, Vietnam has started to grow fast and is no longer one of the poorest countries in Asia.

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The lights dim on Laos’ brief Bitcoin dream

mekoneye.com By Võ Kiều Bảo Uyên 17 November 2025 at 14:50

Four years after it first approved Bitcoin mining projects powered by surplus hydropower, Laos is beginning to rethink whether the energy-hungry industry — now linked to massive transnational cryptocurrency scams — is worth keeping alive

High-rise buildings stand in the Boten Special Economic Zone in northern Laos, near the border with China. The area is suspected to be a hotspot for scam operations, including schemes that store fraudulent money in crypto for later laundering. PHOTO: Thanh Hue

Houaphanh Province, LAOS — Bitcoin is a world far away from 19-year-old Chai, an ethnic Hmong and a college student who has never owned a computer. 

But its shadow has already crept into his mountainous village, where power outages are common—often a side effect of the vast energy demands elsewhere, including cryptocurrency mining.

Despite the national grid being connected to his remote community seven years ago, he and his classmate studied by candlelight, oil lamp, or mobile flashlight at night to prepare for university entrance exams. The blackout worsens during the dry seasons when hydropower drops. 

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Công lý cho dân vùng lũ

nguoidothi –   21:07 | Chủ nhật, 30/11/2025 0

Đã có quan đầu tỉnh nào hỏi dân xem họ có cần sự phát triển của thủy điện nhiều đến mức đó? Có công bộc nào lắng nghe nỗi lo xa gần của những người dân đang hằng ngày sống dưới các “quả bom nước”?

Người con gái bên chiếc xuồng chở thi thể người cha cùng di ảnh, chờ quan tài giữa mênh mông nước lũ ở xã Hòa Xuân Đông, Đông Hòa, Phú Yên cũ (nay thuộc Đắk Lắk), ngày 23.11. Khi lũ dữ bất ngờ tràn xuống, chị không kịp về nhà. Cha mẹ chị quyết ở lại với căn nhà, mảnh vườn bên cánh đồng mà họ đã mưu sinh trọn đời, và hai người bị tử nạn trong lũ lụt. Ảnh: Minh Hòa (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

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Did the north Vietnamese really win 3 wars (French, USA, China) like they claimed to have?

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Studied at Washington University in St. Louis7y

Did the north Vietnamese really win 3 wars (French, USA, China) like they claimed to have?

Since 1945, the Vietnamese defeated the French politically and militarily, overcame military setbacks against the United States to win politically and militarily and politically defeated U.S. ally South Vietnam, and fought the Chinese to a draw. It wasn’t a bad showing by Vietnam …

Yes, yes, and no …

With the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, the Viet Minh beat the French and, after a nine-year war (1945–1954), re-established independence (Vietnam was briefly independent at the end of World War II). It was a clear and decisive military and political victory.

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A visual timeline of the few hours it took a small fire to grow into Hong Kong’s worst blaze in decades


In just a few short hours on Wednesday afternoon, what began as a small fire on the first floor of an apartment building swelled into a raging inferno that consumed seven high-rise towers on a Hong Kong public housing estate.

At least 128 people have died, as many as 200 are missing, and thousands are now homeless in a city that is chronically short of space – and where property prices are among the world’s most expensive.

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