In 2026, states will go head to head with the White House’s sweeping executive order.

Empowering the private economy is not a choice but the inevitable path for Vietnam’s agriculture to truly take off.

As global governance enters a period of deep turbulence, a keynote speech by Dr. Glen Weyl carried a clear message: the crisis of technology and the crisis of governance are not separate problems. They are increasingly intertwined and, if designed wisely, can become solutions to one another. Speaking at the VNR500 2025 ceremony (Top 500 Largest Enterprises in Vietnam), organized by Vietnam Report in collaboration with VietNamNet, Dr. Weyl, an economist and founder of the RadicalxChange Foundation, argued that Vietnam may be approaching a rare historical moment. In his view, the country has an opportunity to leap forward not only economically, but also in how it thinks about governance for the AI era.

Alphabet briefly hit $4 ​trillion in market valuation on Monday, as the Google parent's sharpened artificial intelligence focus allayed ‌doubts about its strategy and thrust it back to the forefront of the high-stakes race.