Traffic cops banned from "lurking behind bushes": Hanoi official
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Circumcision leaves 37 boys with genital warts in northern Vietnam
Thirty-seven boys in northern Hung Yen Province have developed genital warts after allegedly undergoing circumcisions at an unlicensed clinic
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Vietnam part of IKEA’s global expansion: CEO
Vietnam and the Philippines will be the next Southeast Asian countries to welcome IKEA
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Reviving Vietnam’s folk art of Dong Ho woodcut painting
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Slimming down state apparatus should be a revolution in Vietnam
Vietnam has been attempting to streamline its state apparatus for decades, but little headway has been made
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Slimming down state apparatus should be a revolution in Vietnam
Vietnam has been attempting to streamline its state apparatus for decades, but little headway has been made
Ho Chi Minh City’s 1st metro line to begin commercial operations from December 22
The remaining work on the project is currently being finalized by all parties involved
Vietnam rejects rumor of harsher visa regime for foreigners
Under an amended law, the e-visa validity period is extended to 90 days from 30 days
Vietnam, Malaysia elevate ties to comprehensive strategic partnership
Both countries strive to push their trade to US$18 billion or higher in a balanced direction
Vietnamese student arrested in S.Korea for allegedly abandoning newborn baby: media
The crying baby girl was found inside a black bag left in a restroom
Former top Vietnamese legislator, transport minister disciplined
Former State President Vo Van Thuong was also found to have committed violations
Nearly 150 sets of human remains found in downtown Hanoi
The remains were burried nearly a meter beneath an alley
ICC issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, Deif
The unprecedented move drew a furious reaction from Netanyahu
Chimps are upping their tool game, says study
'Planet of the Apes' may have been onto something
UNESCO launches climate action event in Hanoi to mark World Children’s Day
Vietnam’s heavy exposure to climate change risks means children are disproportionately affected
