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Developing Border Trade: International experience and implications for Vietnam

On 27th September 2016, VNU University of Economics and Business (UEB) held an international conference entitled "Developing Border Trade".

FNF Vietnam's Cooperation Project: Development of Vietnam’s Market Economy

[Miền Nam] Thông báo: Học bổng Khóa học mùa hè VEPR – FNF Summer School 2017

Viện Nghiên cứu Kinh tế và Chính sách (VEPR) trân trọng thông báo tuyển sinh cho Khóa học mùa hè VEPR – FNF Summer School 2017 về “Những nền tảng của kinh tế thị trường” dành cho sinh viên và nhà báo...

Attacks and Harassment: Women Journalists in the Philippines on the Cost of Truth-Telling

Six women share how holding the powerful to account has become a dangerous calling for journalists in the Philippines

Women of Lebanon: Nayla Tabbara

Our 4th Profile on Women on Lebanon introduces Nayla Tabbara, a Theologian and Professor. Nayla is the director of the Adyan Institute, which is dedicated to the advancement diversity, solidarity and...

Sri Lanka’s Fight Against the ‘Infodemic’ during the Pandemic

Sri Lanka was able to slowdown the spread of the virus but like many other countries, it is also confronted with an ‘infodemic’ which is difficult to control. This has led to a battle on two fronts...

The Libyan Conflict: Turkey Flexing its Muscles

When the Libyan conflict started shortly after the assassination of former President of Libya Muammar Muhammad Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, it was difficult to foresee this act of violence turning into an...

Brexit the Year After: A deal for good?

After months of negotiations, white smoke emerged on 24 December, as EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that their negotiators had reached a...

During the coronavirus pandemic, the imprisoned students have 'the longest distance' to education

While the accessibility of distance education is being discussed, students behind bars, whose numbers are not officially known, do not even have access to conventional education.

Uganda’s election violence cycle worsens as Bobi Wine’s opposition puts Museveni on his toes

Thursday, January 14, Ugandans will elect a “new president” and members of parliament. It will be a contest of numbers, even before the first ballot is cast in a bid to determine who between National...