
Vietnam and America in 1945: A Missed Peace or an Inevitable Divide?
After World War II, Vietnam and the United States briefly stood together against fascism. Soon after, ideological differences set them apart, leading to decades of confrontation. In an interview with WAJ, Professor Pierre Asselin – Professor of History and Dwight E. Stanford Chair in U.S. Foreign Relations at San Diego State University – explains why peace never materialized then, and what lessons still resonate today.
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KOVECA – A Vision for Economic and Cultural Integration Between South Korea and Vietnam
.As South Korea and Vietnam strengthen their economic and cultural cooperation in an interconnected world, the Korea-Vietnam Economic and Cultural Association (KOVECA) is one of the leading non-governmental organizations at the forefront of this effort. WAJ reporter spoke with Dr. Kwon Sung-Taek, Chairman & CEO of KOVECA, about the Association’s activities and vision for long-term cooperation through education, cultural exchanges, and sustainable development between the two nations in the future..
January 01, 1970 WAJFrom Moscow to Nha Trang: A Journey Bridging Two Cultures
.On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and the Russian Federation, we had the opportunity to speak with Businessman Hoang Van Vinh—a symbol of contemporary Vietnam-Russia ties. From a student in Moscow to a successful entrepreneur in Ekaterinburg, and now President of the Khanh Hoa Tourism Association, Mr. Vinh embodies the spirit of cultural exchange, national dedication, and digital-age integration..
January 01, 1970 WAJPresident Trump's Tax Policy - The Looming Threat of a Global Trade War
.Amid rising trade tensions triggered by the Trump administration’s imposition of import tariffs on goods from numerous countries around the world, international relations specialist Patrick Horvath, Secretary General of the WIWIPOL - offers in-depth analysis on the global impact of this policy. In the following interview, Mr. Horvath shares his insights on Europe’s response, the risk of a large-scale trade war, and strategic measures that nations should pursue in response..
January 01, 1970 WAJClass Goes Hand in Hand with National Dignity
.Leading up to Earth Day, eco-friendly luxury hotels such as Jetwing Vil Uyana (Sri Lanka) – within a wetland ecosystem, Proximity Hotel (USA) – the first to achieve LEED Platinum certification, Soneva Fushi (Maldives) – focused on coral conservation, and Gold Phuc Hotel (Laos) – a Green 5-Star hotel set in a 550-hectare green area, demonstrate that sustainability and luxury must be linked to national dignity, social responsibility, and the preservation of the green planet for future generations..
January 01, 1970 WAJMinister Luong Tam Quang: Solidarity - Nobility - Humanity - Together to protect a peaceful life, for peace for all mankind
.In honor of Vietnam hosting the "2024 Asian Open Police Taekwondo Championships´´ Minister Luong Tam Quang Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam interviewed by WAJ .
January 01, 1970 WAJ