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Vietnamese businesses face a major challenge as new US tariffs could reach 46%. RMIT lecturer Dr Scott McDonald says that to stay competitive, firms must rethink markets, supply chains, and strategies fast.

As the US pivots sharply toward protectionism under the second Trump administration, Vietnam finds itself at the epicentre of a trade policy earthquake.

Ethical and legal questions regarding AI rights are becoming increasingly pertinent with the rapid advancement of this technology, especially as Vietnam accelerates its digital transformation and AI adoption.

With further innovations, the Bánh Mì Festival can enhance the global standing of Vietnamese cuisine’s richness, diversity, and artistry. RMIT academic Dr Daisy Kanagasapapathy explains how.

Vietnam is moving closer to legalising cryptocurrency transactions, a crucial step that not only provides a clear legal framework for the market but also creates an opportunity to generate tax revenue.

President Donald Trump’s return to the White House signals a new era of protectionist trade policies, with broader and tougher tariffs than in his first term, impacting global trade more aggressively.

Within the next decade, agentic AI could automate up to 70 percent of office tasks, reshaping industries with intelligent, adaptive systems that learn, evolve, and solve complex real-world challenges.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping Vietnam’s marketing industry, delivering unprecedented levels of efficiency, personalisation, and innovation.

In a fast-paced digital world, customers expect flexible return policies and seamless processes. Dr Hoang Ai Phuong, Senior Program Manager of the Bachelor of Digital Marketing at RMIT Vietnam, provides insights on digital solutions and customer experience.

Quantum computing has long been regarded as the technology of the future, but recent breakthroughs by Google and Microsoft suggest the future could arrive sooner than expected.

As generative AI rapidly evolves, its potential to drive innovation is undeniable but so are its risks. From deepfake scandals to AI-driven misinformation, the technology poses serious ethical challenges.

Two RMIT academics question the sustainability of Vietnam’s comparatively low petrol prices, warning of economic and environmental consequences that demand careful policy consideration.

When a crisis strikes, how can Vietnamese businesses respond effectively? According to Dr Bui Quoc Liem, a lecturer in Professional Communication at RMIT University Vietnam, AI is a game-changing force in crisis management.

As generative AI reshapes education, a key challenge emerges: Can it enhance learning without weakening critical thinking? The answer lies in how we teach students to engage with AI thoughtfully.

The rise of DeepSeek, an open-source AI model, is shaking up the industry, challenging the dominance of Big Tech and opening new opportunities for smaller players.