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Vietnam in Foreign Press
Vietnam in Foreign Press
Vietnam's economy is scooting along
Thursday, 14 January 2010
THERE is nothing like a holiday to refresh the mind and body and take the time to look at a country that until now has only been glimpsed and guessed at through news reports and official figures.
Special Report:The Agent Orange Boomerang
Thursday, 07 January 2010
A dark legacy of the Vietnam War is creating a whole new set of problems.Agent Orange is still damaging lives in Vietnam. The time has come for America to act.
Vietnam Is Refining Its Role on the Global Stage
Wednesday, 06 January 2010
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — More than many countries, Vietnam has been buffeted by the ups and downs of globalization.
Findings point new path for dealing with Vietnam War's poisonous legacy
Monday, 04 January 2010
A Canadian firm says U.S. use of defoliants in Vietnam has left perilous dioxin levels, but that the issue is solvable.
A Vietnam adventure
Monday, 21 December 2009
When preparing to travel, lay out all your clothes and all your money. Then take half the clothes and twice the money. This tip is especially true for Vietnam because firstly, it’s rather cheap as far as food and lodging goes; and secondly, you can spend the remainder on tailor-made clothes of your dreams.
After Hours: Ho Chi Minh City
Thursday, 17 December 2009
The city has never quite recaptured the legendary wildness of that era. Still, while it may be business-obsessed -- Vietnam's artistic and cultural hub is Hanoi -- nightlife remains a main attraction of Saigon, now officially Ho Chi Minh City but widely called by its former name.
Agent Orange Continues to Poison New Generations in Vietnam
Thursday, 17 December 2009
After years of meetings, signings and photo ops, the U.S. held another ceremony in Vietnam on Wednesday to sign yet another memorandum of understanding as part of the continuing effort to manage Agent Orange's dark legacy.
Vietnam, U.S. Will Expand Military Links, Hold Talks Next Year
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
The U.S. and Vietnam agreed to expand their defense links during only the second visit to Washington by a Vietnamese defense minister in more than 30 years, the Pentagon said.
SBS: Luke Nguyen’s Vietnam
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
In Luke Nguyen’s Vietnam, fresh and delicious cuisine is cooked and served in locations that are colourful, noisy and vibrant, the essence of Vietnam itself.With his expert culinary knowledge and simple cooking skills, Luke prepares recipes for the home cook and anyone who wants to try this magnificent cuisine in an easy to follow style that he displays with confidence and passion.
Climate connections: Mekong
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
The BBC is visiting eight areas of the world to find how people are preparing for climate change. The BBC has charted a special boat to travel the fragile Mekong delta in Vietnam, from where Tom Hannen reports.
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Agent Orange - A Lethal Legacy
Vietnam is a solid long-term play
Vietnam's rebounding economy
Vietnam Finds Itself Vulnerable if Sea Rises
Phu Quoc, Vietnam: the coast is clear
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Vietnam in Foreign Press 
THERE is nothing like a holiday to refresh the mind and body and take the time to look at a country that until now has only been glimpsed and guessed at through news reports and official figures.
A dark legacy of the Vietnam War is creating a whole new set of problems.Agent Orange is still damaging lives in Vietnam. The time has come for America to act.
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — More than many countries, Vietnam has been buffeted by the ups and downs of globalization. 
A Canadian firm says U.S. use of defoliants in Vietnam has left perilous dioxin levels, but that the issue is solvable.
When preparing to travel, lay out all your clothes and all your money. Then take half the clothes and twice the money. This tip is especially true for Vietnam because firstly, it’s rather cheap as far as food and lodging goes; and secondly, you can spend the remainder on tailor-made clothes of your dreams.
The city has never quite recaptured the legendary wildness of that era. Still, while it may be business-obsessed -- Vietnam's artistic and cultural hub is Hanoi -- nightlife remains a main attraction of Saigon, now officially Ho Chi Minh City but widely called by its former name.
After years of meetings, signings and photo ops, the U.S. held another ceremony in Vietnam on Wednesday to sign yet another memorandum of understanding as part of the continuing effort to manage Agent Orange's dark legacy.
The U.S. and Vietnam agreed to expand their defense links during only the second visit to Washington by a Vietnamese defense minister in more than 30 years, the Pentagon said. 
In Luke Nguyen’s Vietnam, fresh and delicious cuisine is cooked and served in locations that are colourful, noisy and vibrant, the essence of Vietnam itself.With his expert culinary knowledge and simple cooking skills, Luke prepares recipes for the home cook and anyone who wants to try this magnificent cuisine in an easy to follow style that he displays with confidence and passion.
The BBC is visiting eight areas of the world to find how people are preparing for climate change. The BBC has charted a special boat to travel the fragile Mekong delta in Vietnam, from where Tom Hannen reports.