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Digital transformation in the governance of ethnic affairs

(DTTG) - Abstract: In the context of international integration and the strong impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, digital transformation is becoming an inevitable trend in reforming state governance, including the governance of ethnic affairs. This article focuses on analyzing the role and significance of digital transformation in improving the effectiveness and efficiency of ethnic affairs governance in Vietnam today, particularly in the planning, implementation and monitoring of policies. From there, the article suggests directions to promote digital transformation while ensuring inclusiveness, suitability to cultural and social characteristics, contributing to the modernization of ethnic affairs governance in the current integration context.

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A consistent policy on grassroots religious freedom to strengthen national unity in Vietnam

The issue of commercializing culture

English review | Minh Hong - 06:54, 30/01/2026

Vietnam, with its rich cultural heritage and diverse festival system, faces a major challenge in the era of the market economy: commercialization. Transforming cultural and spiritual values into tourism products and services can generate enormous revenue, support conservation efforts, and promote the country’s image.

The Gongs Culture Space of the Central Highlands before the challenges of the times

English review | Nguyen Duy Dung - 06:49, 30/01/2026

“In the old days, whenever there was a festival, gongs would resound throughout the village. Now there are gongs, and people playing them, but the sound is no longer natural, no longer the sound of the villagers...” - the heartfelt words of village elder Krajan Plin (64 years old, Buon Dang Ja, Lac Duong, Lam Dong province) deeply moved the listeners.

Village in the digital age

English review | Duy Dung - 08:17, 28/01/2026

In Muong Khuong (Lao Cai province), while the mist still blankets the stilt houses, the locals’ phones are already ringing. A Hmong girl named Sui (La Thi Sui) is livestreaming to sell agricultural products, men men (corn porridge), honey, brocade fabrics...

Religious freedom in Vietnam

English review | Minh Hong - 22:05, 27/01/2026

On December 9th, 2025, the U.S Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) released an updated report on the situation in Vietnam containing biased and inaccurate assessments of the actual situation

Burning votive paper at temples - a perspective on balancing religious beliefs and the environment

English review | Minh Hong - 22:00, 27/01/2026

In the religious life of Vietnamese people, burning votive paper has become a common custom, closely linked to the people’s belief that “what happens in the earthly world is reflected in the afterlife”. However, in the context of modern society, this practice is sparking debates about its compatibility with Buddhist teachings, the issue of wastefulness, and especially its negative impact on the environment. Gathering opinions from experts, researchers and managers will provide a multifaceted and insightful perspective on this issue.

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