Ho Chi Minh City's Vibrant Press Landscape Shrinks Amid Media Reorganization
Eight major media outlets in Ho Chi Minh City ceased operations at the end of June, marking the end of a long-standing era of diverse and vibrant journalism. This move reflects a broader trend of media consolidation and control across Vietnam.
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