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Vietnam in Foreign Press
Vietnam in Foreign Press
Survey shows Vietnam among top Asian economies positioned for upturn
Thursday, 16 July 2009
There are signs that Vietnam could be on its way back to become the darling of investors in Asia.
Online trading craze grips Vietnam
Sunday, 05 July 2009
Hang around Vietnamese cafés long enough and you are likely to see an arresting sight: one person handing another a grocery bag stuffed with bank notes. Drug deal? Bribe?
Vietnam ratifies anti-corruption pact: UN
Sunday, 05 July 2009
HANOI (AFP) — Vietnam, ranked as one of the world's most corrupt countries, has ratified the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, the UN said Friday.
Vietnam students seek help from ancient tortoise
Friday, 03 July 2009
HANOI (AFP) – The procession of young people continues all afternoon in the muggy heat, and so does the message from Phan Bich Hong's megaphone.
Vietnam Rice Exports Surge, FAO Says, in Predicting Record Year
Friday, 03 July 2009
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnam will probably exceed its rice export record by 4 percent this year, buoyed by a strong harvest and low prices, the United Nations predicted.
Vietnam Reports Faster Growth, as Asian Economy Figures Improve
Friday, 03 July 2009
July 1 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnam’s economic growth accelerated in the second quarter, buoyed by construction activity, amid indications of a broader regional recovery.
Travel Guide: Vietnam
Friday, 03 July 2009
Articles, photos and video about Vietnam from The New York Times, with reader advice on where and when to go.
Vietnam makes for a quirky family holiday
Friday, 03 July 2009
Vietnam is fun for kids, as they unearth Vietcong hideaways, roadside roast dog and a very nasty fish, says Janice Turner
Wondrous Seasons of Vietnam
Friday, 03 July 2009
There is an old Vietnamese proverb: “Anywhere you find two women and a duck, you have a market.”
Vietnam: At home in the city that soldiered on
Thursday, 02 July 2009
Saigon (alias Ho Chi Minh City) at noon. The scent of frangipani is heavy in the steamy heat. The perfume is almost thick enough to disguise the fumes from thousands of motorcycles which weave and dodge like shoals of tropical fish
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Vietnam in Foreign Press 
There are signs that Vietnam could be on its way back to become the darling of investors in Asia. 
Hang around Vietnamese cafés long enough and you are likely to see an arresting sight: one person handing another a grocery bag stuffed with bank notes. Drug deal? Bribe? 
HANOI (AFP) — Vietnam, ranked as one of the world's most corrupt countries, has ratified the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, the UN said Friday.
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnam will probably exceed its rice export record by 4 percent this year, buoyed by a strong harvest and low prices, the United Nations predicted. 
Articles, photos and video about Vietnam from The New York Times, with reader advice on where and when to go.
Saigon (alias Ho Chi Minh City) at noon. The scent of frangipani is heavy in the steamy heat. The perfume is almost thick enough to disguise the fumes from thousands of motorcycles which weave and dodge like shoals of tropical fish