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dimanche 5 février 2012

Vietnam police hunt finance official charged with fraud

Hanoi - Hanoi police were seeking a fugitive former finance official for defrauding the public out of property worth millions of dollars, state media said Monday.

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Luxury property projects still moving

While property investors are encountering difficulties finding customers for their projects, many customers still set aside millions of US dollars to buy a luxury villa.

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lundi 30 janvier 2012

Vietnam ladies’ dens for foreigners in city

Pretty young girls, mainly around 19-20 years old, play the role of hosts at the restaurants. They are hired to receive foreign men in secluded rooms for karaoke singing and then join the men in their homes after 23:30pm.

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dimanche 29 janvier 2012

Vietnam to offer tax refunds for tourists

The government has decided to pilot a value-added-tax refund scheme for foreign visitors in July in an attempt to boost sales of local products.

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Inflation tests stability in Vietnam

HANOI - Buffeted by persistent double-digit inflation, slowing economic growth and rising worker unrest, Vietnam's economic reforms are at risk of coming undone. While Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung emphasized this month the need to maintain quick and sustainable growth, questions are rising whether Vietnam can have both amid global economic and financial turbulence.

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Vietnam : a magnet for Eastern European airliners

A new wave of Eastern European airliners offering services connecting Vietnam to their countries has emerged, said Do Xuan Quang, CEO of airline dealer Vector Aviation.

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Banned books hot property in censored Vietnam

HANOI — From irreverent cartoons to "depraved" short stories, Vietnam's pop culture is attracting the attention of print censors who experts say are struggling to accept an increasingly brash literary scene.

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Vietnam to send 90,000 workers overseas in 2012

Vietnam plans to send 90,000 workers abroad this year since new employment opportunities are opening up in Japan and Libya.

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How immigration lost 17 boys

Seventeen asylum-seeker children suspected of being trafficked from Vietnam have vanished from immigration centres across the country, and authorities admit they have not been searching for them.

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Farmer's fight highlights Vietnam's inequality

HANOI - When around 100 police and local officials came to seize their land outside the northern port city of Haiphong, the family of farmer Doan Van Vuon was ready and waiting, with shotguns in hand and improvised explosive devices planted in the ground.

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mardi 24 janvier 2012

Vietnam’s new generation of female singers

In recent years the Vietnamese music industry has been lit up by a new generation of emerging female artists who can write their own songs and perform them with their hearts and their talent.

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dimanche 22 janvier 2012

China, Vietnam drift in South China Sea

In the wake of a major maritime ruckus last spring, hopes of a deal between China and Vietnam are rising in the South China Sea.

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Vietnam : Facebook ? Not yet, minister

Facebook may be blocked by the censors in Communist Vietnam but presumably no-one told Vuong Dinh Hue, the finance minister, who has been crowing about his desire to engage with the people through the popular website.

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Vietnam inflation slows to 17.27%

Vietnam’s inflation slowed for a fifth month in January, giving the central bank more room to cut interest rates as a deteriorating global economy dims the outlook for exports.

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Human rights group urges Vietnam to follow Myanmar's example

Hanoi - A human rights group on Tuesday urged Vietnam to follow Myanmar's example and release its political prisoners.

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Bird flu kills two in Cambodia, Vietnam

Vietnam on Thursday reported its first human death from bird flu in nearly two years, as the virus also claimed the life of a toddler in Cambodia.

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Vietnam's PM orders probe into violent land eviction

HANOI - Vietnam's prime minister has ordered a probe into a guerrilla-style standoff with farmers who attempted to fend off a land eviction by laying homemade land mines and firing improvised shotguns.

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samedi 21 janvier 2012

Jetstar Pacific officially belongs to Vietnam Airlines

The prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, on January 16, 2012 issued a Decision No 94 on the transfer of all state capital in Jetstar Pacific Airlines Joint Stock Aviation Co (JPA- operating as Jetstar Pacific) from State Capital Investment Corp (SCIC) for Vietnam Airlines Company Limited, trading as Vietnam Airlines, the national flag carrier of Vietnam.

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Vietnam joins World in peaceful use of nuclear power

Vietnam has held a consistent view on peaceful and responsible use of nuclear power while ensuring power security and safety, said MST deputy minister and director of Nuclear Power Department, Le Dinh Tien.

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Vietnam releases journalist, nine others still jailed

The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the release from prison of French-Vietnamese blogger Pham Minh Hoang and calls on Vietnam's Communist Party-led government to remove the continuing restrictions on him and free the nine other journalists still behind bars.

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Vietnam launches first locally made warship

State media say Vietnam has launched its first domestically made warship equipped with artillery and missile systems.

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Automakers anticipate further sales decline

Many auto firms are worried the auto sales decline that began in 2011 will continue and even worsen this year.

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Vietnam coffee farmers curb pre-Tet sales to push price higher

Coffee farmers in Vietnam, the biggest robusta grower, may sell 33 percent of this year's harvest by the start of the Tet Lunar New Year holiday, less than the usual 50 percent as they limit sales to let prices gain.

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US companies leading Vietnamese franchise market

A lot of the US brands have appeared on the Vietnamese market recently. Meanwhile, experts believe that the US franchised food chains would be much bigger than now.

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Vietnam deputy PM orders better labour policies given soaring strikes

Vietnam deputy prime minister Nguyen Thien Nhan has ordered better labour policies because strikes continue to occur, with 2011 recording twice the number compared to the previous year.

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Buying apartments requires 50 years saving

An average-income earner has to save money for more than 50 years to be financially capable of buying an average-class apartment, a recent market study by CB Richard Ellis has found.

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lundi 16 janvier 2012

1.3tr dong for building Lao Cai airport

Vietnamese Ministry of Transport in collaboration with People's Committee of Lao Cai province have recently announced a plan to build Lao Cai airport till 2020 and orientation till 2030 with total investment capital of over 1.3 trillion dong.

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Vietnam releases French-Vietnamese dissident after serving 17-month sentence

HANOI — Vietnamese authorities have released a French-Vietnamese dissident after he spent 17 months in jail after being convicted of attempting to overthrow the government.

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dimanche 15 janvier 2012

Vietnam to launch earth-monitoring satellites

HANOI - Japanese experts are to help Vietnam build its first earth-observation satellites in an effort to help the South-East Asian country plan for the effects of climate change and natural disasters.

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Vietnam is determined to develop nuclear power, PM says

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung confirmed that Vietnam is determined to build nuclear power plants, otherwise the country will be in serious shortage of power.

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