Vietnam Weekly

Founded by independent female Chinese journalist, based in Hong Kong. Bringing you the latest news, facts and trends about China on Fridays.

We monitor and curate business news for informed decision makers who need to know what is happening in the Mekong subregion of Southeast Asia. Cambodia (Monday), Myanmar (Tuesday), Laos (Wednesday), Vietnam (Thursday), and Thailand (Friday).

Your daily newspaper for each continent, written in wire service style and delivered daily.

Southeast Asia and Indo-Pacific geopolitics and geoeconomics analyzed twice-weekly by a bestselling regional publication. Join practitioners and scholars across 130 countries and 6 continents in getting smarter faster on the world’s most dynamic region.

A newsletter detailing the best of cafes and restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Science, history, travel, food — the good stuff...

Ten interesting things worth sharing every Friday

All About Vietnam Infrastructures

All about Vietnam Energy

A weekly newsletter that makes you stop and think

I once longed for one hollow leg to eat more, but now I want extra room for all the extra in life. Currently living in Saigon. Check this space for musings about my past and present experiences.

Reflections on Life, Solitude and Cycling.

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A weekly travel newsletter featuring the best travel reads and interesting travel news from around the web.

Women's rights, gender, and feminism in Asia and the Pacific.

Transport and urban development in Southeast Asia. Dispatches from my travels in the region, and news about future city development, transport, and infrastructure.

Economics and other interesting stuff

Keeping you on the road in Southeast Asia, at least in your mind, from your couch.

News at the intersection of Silicon Valley and democracy. On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5PM Pacific.

A weekly newsletter to keep up with tech news across Asia.

A newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis.

Southeast Asia is a big place - get across it.