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Vietnam adopts Euro II standards to cut emissions
Cars queuing along HCMC's Le Loi Street. Starting today, all new cars must comply with Euro II emission standards.
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French naval ship visits Vietnam
The French VAR naval ship anchored in Ho Chi Minh City 's Nha Rong port on June 30, beginning a five-day official visit to Vietnam.
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Vietnam can battle corruption: Deputy PM
The gains the country has made in fighting corruption have proved Vietnam's determination and ability to prevent and fight corruption, said an official at an anti-corruption meeting Saturday.
Ha Giang: Over 400 poisoned for eating dead beef,
On July 4th, the Food Hygiene and Safety Department confirmed the reason of the collective poison case in Po Qua hamlet, Niem Tong commune, Meo Vac district, Ha Giang province is due to dead beef.
Vietnam-India Strategic Partnership anniversary celebrated
Since the establishment of the Vietnam-India Strategic Partnership Relations a year ago, a large number of Indian investors have come to Vietnam, bringing India to the top 10 investing countries in Vietnam.
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Dissident Vietnamese monk dies in Vietnam
Thich Huyen Quang, the patriarch of an outlawed Buddhist church in Vietnam who spent more than two decades in and out of house arrest, died Saturday after months of ailing health. He was 87.
The leader of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam died of multiple organ failure a day after being transferred from a hospital to his monastery at his request, said Penelope Faulkner of the International Buddhist Information Bureau in Paris, which speaks for the outlawed church.
An outspoken proponent of religious freedom and human rights, Quang had long been confined to the Nguyen Thieu Monastery in the southern province of Binh Dinh.
UNHCR appreciates Vietnam's cooperation in refugee-related issues
A representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has appreciated Vietnam's active and effective contributions in dealing with refugee-related issues.
Vietnam's students pray for luck in high-pressure exams
Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese students Friday sat university entrance exams, kicking off a nail-biting season when family nerves are frayed and police are deployed to ferret out cheats.
South Vietnamese refugee appreciates U.S. freedoms
APPLETON - As a fourth-grade student attending private school in Portage, Thanh Nguyen was well aware his family was pretty much the only Asian family in town.
Report: Uneven foundation to blame for bridge collapse that killed 54 in Vietnam
A temporary pillar set on an uneven foundation was responsible for the collapse last year of a bridge under construction in southern Vietnam that killed 54 workers, state-controlled media reported Thursday.
Editorial: Sing out for our freedom on Independence Day
From Faneuil Hall in Boston and the Statehouse in Philadelphia, from the taverns and the private homes from Canada to the Carolinas where men gathered to debate British tyranny and the prospects for ...
Cindy McCain Joins Operation Smile Medical Mission in Vietnam
On June 19, Operation Smile Board of Directors member Cindy McCain joined Operation Smile's medical mission in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
Thai companies encouraged to invest in Vietnam
Thai companies are being encouraged to seek offshore loans for investments in Vietnam, where interest rate is on the rise, Thailand's media reported, citing an executive of Bangkok Bank .
Vietnam dong drops to low end of new band
The Vietnamese dong dropped on Friday to the low end of a new widened trading band, set up to address economic risks, after the central bank set the official exchange rate at a record low.
Dutch DJ talent takes stage in Vietnam
" On July 9, the most popular DJ in the Netherlands, La Fuente, will come to Vietnam to introduce modern European music culture at large night clubs in HCM City, Nha Trang and Vung Tau.
Southern Bank ex-chairman charged with murder threat
Vietnam's central police department announced Thursday that the ex-chairman of Southern Bank and his secretary have been charged with threatening to murder a deputy at the Ho Chi Minh City-based lender.
Livermore girl spends break on relief mission to Vietnam
Not too many Tri-Valley seventh-graders took a trip halfway around the world to an exotic, tropical country for spring break this year.
Market fire ruins 300 stalls in central Vietnam
Vendors try to search for whatever is left of their goods and belongings in the charred remnants of Chau O Market in Quang Ngai Province.
Australia to help Vietnam fight corruption
Australia will help train senior members of the Communist Party of Vietnam in fighting corruption, Wednesday's Vietnamese newspaper Yong People quoted visiting Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith as ...
1,400 factory workers get food poisoning,
About 1,400 workers at the VMC Hoang Gia Co., a Taiwanese-owned footwear company in the southeastern province of Tay Ninh, suffered food poisoning after eating dinner on Monday.