Analytic
Thứ hai, ngày 02/01/2026

Tin tức mới nhất về: Religion

Spiritual tourism economy awakens the gold mine of heritage

Spiritual tourism economy awakens the gold mine of heritage

English review | Dr. Do Duy Hung - 20:00, 22/10/2026
Abstract: In a turbulent world, where material development has reached saturation point and the pressures of modern life weigh increasingly heavily on the human psyche, a powerful shift has emerged: the journey of introspection. No longer merely religious pilgrimages, spiritual tourism is emerging as a key economic sector, a multi-billion dollar “blue ocean” offering opportunities for life-changing experiences for many countries, including Vietnam. However, behind the impressive growth figures, the challenge of balancing “economy” and “spirituality”, “profit” and “sacredness” is posing unprecedented obstacles. This article focuses on analyzing the current state and potential of spiritual tourism in Vietnam, since proposing strategic solutions to transform heritage into a sustainable economic resource, helping the tourism industry not only weather the storm but also achieve strong breakthroughs in the new era.
Refuting the distorted claims made by hostile forces about religious issues

Refuting the distorted claims made by hostile forces about religious issues

English review | Minh Chau - 17:46, 20/10/2026
(DTTG) - Abstract: Religion is a form of social consciousness that exerts a widespread and profound influence on the spiritual life of the people. In Vietnam, the diversity of religious traditions and beliefs serves as a vivid testament to a nation rich in cultural identity. However, the issue of religion has consistently been a primary focus exploited by hostile forces to advance their “peaceful evolution” strategy, smear the political system, and incite divisions within the great national unity. This article aims to systematically identify common, distorted narratives ranging from false allegations that the State suppresses religion to the administrative and political manipulation of routine spiritual activities. On this basis, the author provides an in-depth analysis of the scientific, legal, and practical foundations of religious life in Vietnam to directly refute these claims. Furthermore, the article proposes a comprehensive set of solutions ranging from the refinement of legislation and state management to external communication efforts aimed at firmly safeguarding the Party’s ideological foundation while ensuring the people’s legitimate right to freedom of belief and religion.
Drafting the Law on Belief and Religion (amended)

Drafting the Law on Belief and Religion (amended)

English review | Vu Hoai Bac* - 09:00, 21/09/2026
Abstract: The article focuses on the political, legal, and practical foundations, adhering to the perspective of fully institutionalizing the Party's guidelines and policies on broadly promoting socialist democracy and the people’s right to mastery, while ensuring the freedom of belief and religion; in order to ensure constitutionality, legality, and the consistency of the legal system, as well as compatibility with relevant international treaties to which Vietnam is a party, while simultaneously addressing the limitations and shortcomings encountered during the implementation of the Law on Belief and Religion No. 02/2016/QH14 (the 2016 Law on Belief and Religion) to date.
Religion and religious policy in the Kingdom of Cambodia

Religion and religious policy in the Kingdom of Cambodia

English review | Dr. Nguyen Quynh Tram* - 18:18, 31/07/2026
Abstract: Cambodia is one of the three Indochinese countries and a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Cambodia is a country with unique characteristics in terms of history, ethnicity, culture and religion. In terms of religion, Theravada Buddhism is the dominant religion and forms the cultural foundation and way of life for the Cambodian people. Although Buddhism is recognized as the state religion, Cambodia maintains religious freedom and equality among religions. This is one of the distinctive features of religious policy in Southeast Asian countries.
Gender equality in the views of some religions

Gender equality in the views of some religions

English review | Anh Vu - 15:24, 07/07/2026
(DTTG) - Abstract: This article analyzes the concept of gender equality through the lens of three major religious systems: Buddhism, Catholicism and Islam. The article points out that the core doctrines of these religions all contain humanistic elements of spiritual equality. It also outlines the challenges and trends in the new era aimed at achieving gender equality.