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Vietnam War-era bomb explosion kills four in Vietnam
Four men were killed while sawing a 250-kilogram bomb to extract explosives and metal scraps to sell in Vietnam, a local official said Thursday.
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First conference for overseas Vietnamese
The conference, with the theme of "For a community of solidarity and strength, contributing to national construction", will expect the participation of about 1,000 delegates, including 650 overseas Vietnamese, who represent Vietnamese communities in more than 100 countries and territories worldwide.
Hau Giang enters H1N1 books as Vietnam records 13 new cases,
Vietnam detected 13 new influenza A cases on July 7 including the first one in Mekong Deltaa s Hau Giang Province, raising the countrya s tally to 248 with no deaths.
Vietnam ready for world IT forum
" The noted World Information Technology Forum, or WITFOR 2009, will be held for the first time in Vietnam this August.
The Vietnamese Government Unlawfully Imprisons Members of the Democratic Party of Vietnam
In the last three weeks, three members of the Democratic Party of Vietnam have been arrested for promoting the strengthening of democracy and human rights for the people of Vietnam.
First Americans Killed In Vietnam War To Be Honored
The first two Americans to lose their lives during the Vietnam War are being honored.
HCMC police raid illegal bride parade for South Koreans
The women at Binh Tan District police office in Ho Chi Minh City Tuesday after they were found parading in front of five South Korean men Police in Ho Chi Minh City Tuesday busted an illegal marriage brokerage that was parading 51 women in front of five potential South Korean husbands at a private house in Binh Tan District.
McNamara and the souls of Vietnam
WASHINGTON - An interesting conversation may be taking place in the beyond. Envision former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, a brilliant, tormented architect of the Vietnam War, being greeted by a group of souls who died so very, very young in that war.
Floods claim 20 with many missing
Rescue workers clear mud from a road which provides access between Pac Nam District and neighbouring areas in the northern mountainous province of Bac Kan.
Vietnam partners with Swiss on HR training, FTA,
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has asked Switzerland to provide assistance in human resource development, especially in vocational training and university faculty.
Police arrest two pro-democracy campaigners in Vietnam
Vietnamese authorities arrested two pro-democracy campaigners on suspicion of attempting to overthrow the communist government, state media reported Tuesday.
Disaster toll rises in the north
At least 31 people have died and seven others are missing as flash floods and landslides continued to leave a trail of ruin in six mountainous northern provinces, the government reported Monday.
Hanoi, Jul 6 Heavy rains and flooding rivers have caused the death of 16 people and 15 others are missing in northern Vietnamese provinces, official sources reported on Monday.
Vietnam floods leave 30 dead or missing
Floods and landslides in northern Vietnam have killed at least 30 people over the weekend, television reports say.
Thirty-seven U.S. Senators call for release of Vietnamese priest Fr. Ly
Hanoi, Vietnam, Jul 3, 2009 / 07:33 pm .- On Wednesday 37 members of the U.S. Senate called on President Nguyen Minh Triet to release Fr.
Party elites agree on 11th congress in 2011
The Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee wrapped up its tenth meeting in Hanoi on July 4 after working for a week, agreeing to hold the 11th National Party Congress in the first half of January, 2011.
PetroVietnam holds exploration talks,
The National Oil and Gas Group has entered negotiations with Chevron Co regarding product shares and prices for a US$4 billion oil, gas exploration and exploitation project at the B48/95 and B52/97 Blocks, off southern Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province.
Vietnam northern floods kill 15, dozen missing
Heavy rains triggering floods and landslides in mountainous northern regions of Vietnam have killed at least 15 people, destroyed houses and damaged roads, the government and state-run radio said on Sunday.
HCM City water utilities too broke to pay for pipes, meters,
Some areas without access to tap water in Ho Chi Minh City may have to keep going without, as suppliers can't pay for promised pipelines and water meters.
Fighting to save Pu Mat National Park
Efforts need to be stepped up to protect the UNESCO recognised Pu Mat National Park, which has long been exploited by illegal loggers, said Nguyen Van Minh, deputy director of the park.