Tarah Nguyen
Hanoi, Vietnam
Education: Hanoi University, Hanoi Foreign Trade University
Tarah Nguyen has worked as a professional interpreter and translator in many fields before becoming the Chief of editorial board of Vietnam Times. Working for NGOs, foreign agencies and overseas for years in both professional English and Chinese has nurtured her awareness and understanding in multi-direction world to keep her objective and fair outlooks.
Education: Hanoi University, Hanoi Foreign Trade University
Tarah Nguyen has worked as a professional interpreter and translator in many fields before becoming the Chief of editorial board of Vietnam Times. Working for NGOs, foreign agencies and overseas for years in both professional English and Chinese has nurtured her awareness and understanding in multi-direction world to keep her objective and fair outlooks.
For Tarah Nguyen's latest contributions to VietnamTimes, see below:
The Credibility Dividend: Why India’s global commitments matter
28/06/2026 07:00
India’s rise on the global stage has been driven not only by its economic growth and geopolitical weight, but also by its reputation as a country that follows through on its promises.
Why Trust, Not Trade, Will Determine the Success of the India–EU FTA
27/06/2026 07:00
When India and the European Union concluded their Free Trade Agreement in New Delhi earlier this year, much of the commentary focused on tariff schedules and sector-specific wins.
Meta taps Indian startup founder to solve WhatsApp's revenue puzzle
26/06/2026 07:00
Meta has tapped Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah to be the new head of WhatsApp, as the US tech giant seeks ways to monetise the messaging app's massive user base.
India’s naval might gets a massive boost as Modi unveils 3 indigenous vessels
25/06/2026 07:00
According to a government statement, the induction of the three vessels will significantly enhance India's operational capabilities, strengthen maritime domain awareness and bolster the security of the country's coastal waters.
How India rewrote its economic destiny
23/06/2026 15:00
By systematically laying down its own silicon cleanrooms, indigenous telecom stacks, high-speed rail designs and green energy corridors, India has insulated its micro-economy.
Destinations to define India
23/06/2026 07:00
India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047 will be shaped not only by the industries we grow, the infrastructure we build, or the technologies we adopt, but also by the destinations we develop.
World's oldest operating nuclear units back on India's grid
22/06/2026 10:00
Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited says that following extensive modernisation and refurbishment the first two units at India's oldest nuclear power plant, Tarapur Atomic Power Station, are now back delivering power.
India’s thermal coal imports drop to 4-year low as green power rises
21/06/2026 07:00
India's thermal coal imports fell to a 4-year low in January-May due to higher local output and rising renewable energy generation, commodities consultancy BigMint said.
India’s strategic engagement with the G7 in a multipolar world
20/06/2026 07:00
The 2026 G7 summit, in Evian, France, marks India’s 13th participation as a guest nation and Prime Minister Modi’s seventh appearance as India’s representative since 2019.
India's Kaynes enters Japan's chip assembly market with local partners
19/06/2026 07:00
Indian electronics manufacturing company Kaynes Technology is expanding its business in the Japanese market. Its subsidiary Kaynes Semicon is aiming to win orders for semiconductor assembly from local chipmakers, including those making automotive chips, reported Nikkei Asia
Global steel turns to India with ASEAN Demand Offsetting
18/06/2026 07:00
India represents the most compelling structural demand story in global steel markets over the next two to three decades. Steel consumption is forecast to nearly triple from current levels, driven by a combination of infrastructure investment, urbanisation, and an expanding manufacturing base that is attracting global capital at an accelerating pace.
The Fibre Economy: India’s Next Opportunity
17/06/2026 11:41
India’s relationship with fibre is civilisational, 5,000 years deep, woven into our villages, our traditions, and our collective identity
India and Indonesia strengthen defence cooperation
15/06/2026 15:00
Finalising a deal for Brahmos missiles with Indonesia will top the agenda of PM Narendra Modi's Jakarta trip in July second week in what can make SE Asia’s biggest state as the third client in the region for the missile.
India-US Ties in Shaping Quad’s Future
13/06/2026 19:00
The Quad’s momentum currently faces its principal challenge not from India’s or the US’s relations with Australia and Japan, but from a complicated Indo-US relationship.
India’s critical minerals push gains momentum
12/06/2026 07:00
The race for the technologies of the future is increasingly becoming a race for the minerals that make them possible.
India likely clocked 8%+ growth in early 2026, and remains resilient despite oil shock fears: World Bank official
09/06/2026 15:28
India’s newly appointed Executive Director at the World Bank, Neelkanth Mishra, noted that the cushion available within the pricing system remains adequate and that earlier fears of significantly larger fuel subsidies have not materialised.
India-UAE Partnership and the Evolution of Strategic Autonomy
07/06/2026 07:00
In India’s ‘Greater Indo-Pacific’ vision, the Middle East acts as a geostrategic hub accounting for trade corridors, energy security, and expatriate ties.
Putin lauds India’s rate of development, announces $100 bn trade goal
06/06/2026 08:00
India is reliable partner’: Putin lauds India’s rate of development, announces $100 bn trade goal
India manufacturing activity rose in May despite cost pressures, PMI shows
02/06/2026 18:00
India's manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace in three months in May on sustained demand even as cost pressures were among the most intense in nearly four years and business optimism softened to its lowest since February, a survey showed on Monday.
American Airlines plans to double India tech hub staff, sources say
29/05/2026 14:00
American Airlines is set to significantly expand its technology hub in Hyderabad. The company plans to double its workforce to approximately 800 employees by early next year. This move follows similar expansions by other major global corporations in India. These hubs are increasingly handling core business functions, not just back-office tasks.
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