HeyJaredVietnam Weekly
A newsletter on the latest in Vietnam, from essential news to under-the-radar stories, delivered from Ho Chi Minh City every Wednesday and Friday.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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The Stock Market Upgrade (opens the original)
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Good morning from Ho Chi Minh City, where the wet season has shifted from relatively mild to ferocious over the last week. Welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. A note for new readers: everyone gets the same opening section of the newsletter, but only paying subscribers get access to the full edition, plus exclusive mid-week articles.You can upgrade to a paid subscription for US$60/year or US$6/month below.
A Vingroup Check-In (opens the original)
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Good morning from Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly published exclusively for paying subscribers.If you know someone who should be a subscriber, please pass th… Read more
The Textbook Shortage (opens the original)
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Good morning from smoggy Ho Chi Minh City - potentially due to the ongoing forest fires in Borneo. Welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. New readers: everyone gets the same opening section of the newsletter, but only paying subscribers get access to the full edition, plus exclusive mid-week articles<
A New Era of ‘Ideological Work’ (opens the original)
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Good morning from smoggy Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly published exclusively for paying subscribers.If you know someone who should be a subscriber, please … Read more
A Possible Grab Boycott (opens the original)
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Good morning from rain-drenched Ho Chi Minh City, and welcome to the latest edition of the Vietnam Weekly. Hoping those of you in Vietnam had a great Independence Day holiday - I had a wonderful extended break in Australia, mostly Melbourne with a couple of nights in Tasmania (photo included at the end). It was fantastic to walk about 20,000 steps a day without sweating.A lot of new free readers signed up over the last two weeks, so as a refresher: everyone gets the same opening section of the n
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