Bản Tin Ngày 19 Tháng 6 Năm 2013:
Vietnam hunger strike tests official intimidation
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Cu Huy Ha Vu's books come with pages torn out by prison guards. Only some of his letters reach home. He is not allowed to access evidence from his trial or to see his wife alone. Associated Press Jun 19
Chinese, Vietnamese presidents to discuss South China Sea
BEIJING, China - The presidents of China and Vietnam planned to discuss their nations' dispute over the South China Sea and promote economic ties during talks on Wednesday, June 19, state media said. Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang was scheduled to meet his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, at the start of Rappler.com Jun 19
Vietnam Leader Visiting China Seeks Export Gain Amid Sea Tension
Talks between the presidents of Vietnam and China, their first meeting since China’s leadership change, will focus on bolstering economic ties even as tensions rise over disputed territory in the South China Sea. Bloomberg Jun 18
Vietnam, China to enhance ties
Vietnam and China "have huge potentials for further speeding up cooperation in the future," Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang, who will start his three-day state visit to China from Wednesday at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, said in an interview with Xinhua and other Chinese media on Tuesday. China Economic Net Jun 18
Vietnam Adds to Dong Intervention With Plan to Cut Dollar Rates
Vietnam looks set to ratchet up intervention in the foreign-exchange market to stem losses in the dong and promote greater use of the currency. Bloomberg Jun 18
NI Partners with ASU through HEEAP to Enhance the Engineering Education Ecosystem in Vietnam
News Highlights -- NI joins HEEAP as an industry alliance partner to advance engineering education in Vietnam -- NI boosts education and research collaborations with universities in Vietnam to accelerate ... PR Newswire Jun 18
Vietnam's land law under spotlight
Ha Noi (Viet Nam News/ANN) - National Assembly deputies yesterday discussed the many issues surrounding the land acquisition process in Vietnam, as proposed amendments to the country's Land Law came under the spotlight Asia News Network via Yahoo! Singapore News Jun 17
Vietnam arrests third blogger in less than a month
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese police have arrested a blogger accused of posting "erroneous and slanderous" information about the communist government, state media reported Monday. The blogger is the third locked up in less than a month in an intensifying crackdown against dissent. Associated Press Jun 16
Vietnam arrests well-known blogger for criticism
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese police have arrested one of the country's best known bloggers for posting criticism of the communist government, intensifying a crackdown against Internet-fuelled dissent in the one-party, authoritarian state. Associated Press Jun 15
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Bản Tin Ngày 13 Tháng 6 Năm 2013:
Vietnam detains second blogger in weeks: reports
A prominent Vietnamese blogger has been arrested for anti-state activity, reports said on Friday, the second online government critic detained in less than a month in an intensifying crackdown on dissent.
AFP - Jun 13
Vietnam arrests well-known blogger for criticism
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese police have arrested one of the country's best known bloggers for posting criticism of the communist government, intensifying a crackdown against Internet-fuelled dissent in the one-party, authoritarian state.
Associated Press - Jun 13
Vietnamese police arrest well-known blogger for criticism; minister warns of impact of dissent
HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnamese police have arrested one of the country's best known bloggers for posting criticism of the communist government, intensifying a crackdown against Internet-fuelled dissent in the one-party, authoritarian state Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune Jun 13
Vietnam Arrests Well-Known Blogger for Criticism
Vietnamese police arrest well-known blogger for posting criticism of government ABC News Jun 13
Vietnam jails four people smugglers
Vietnam has sentenced four people smugglers to up to four years in prison for attempting to traffic scores of migrants to Australia by boat, a court official said Wednesday - Agence-France - Jun 12
Vietnam's prime minister survives confidence vote, but with weakened position
HANOI, Vietnamese lawmakers handed the prime minister a grudging mandate in the country's first ever confidence vote, a ballot seen as a small step toward a more pluralistic style of governance in the one-party, Communist nation. Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune Jun 11
Blow for Vietnam PM in first ever confidence vote
Vietnam's premier suffered a setback Tuesday after a third of lawmakers in the one-party state voted against him in a first ever confidence vote, seen as a bid to deflect growing public anger at the communist regime. AFP News via Yahoo! Singapore News Jun 11
Vietnam PM takes a hit in first-ever confidence vote
HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung was dealt a rare public blow on Tuesday, winning the full support of less than half of members of a parliament dominated by his ruling Communist Party in the country's first-ever confidence vote. The former central bank governor got votes of "high confidence" from 210 members of the 498-seat national assembly, with 160 passing votes of ... Reuters Jun 11 12:47am
Assembly vote blow for Vietnam PM
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung wins the full support of less than half of the national assembly in an unprecedented confidence vote BBC News Jun 11
Vietnam’s Dung Passes Confidence Vote as Economic Growth Slows
Vietnam’s prime minister secured enough support from parliament during the communist country’s first confidence vote to keep his job, with almost a third of lawmakers rating him poorly as economic growth stagnates. Bloomberg - Jun 11
Vietnam jails 4 for arranging migrant sea journeys
HANOI, Vietnam—A Vietnamese court sentenced four men to up four years in prison for arranging two illegal sea voyages to Australia for more than 60 would-be migrants, a judge said Wednesday. Denver Post - Jun 11
Vietnam prime minister warned in confidence vote
HANOI, Vietnam—Vietnamese lawmakers handed the prime minister a grudging mandate in the country's first ever confidence vote, a ballot seen as a small step toward a more pluralistic style of governance in the one-party, Communist nation. Denver Post - Jun 11
Vietnam leaders survive first-ever confidence vote
Vietnam's communist leaders have survived a first ever confidence vote, hailed as "historic" by the state press but dismissed as a sham by pro-democracy activists, official results showed Tuesday. Agence-France Presse - Jun 11
Cheaper than China: Samsung boosts investment in Vietnam manufacturing
Samsung shares may be slumping on lower sales forecasts for its flagship Galaxy 4 smartphone, but the company is barrelling ahead with its investments in Vietnam, where it now makes most of its handsets ... Quartz - Jun 11
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Bản Tin Ngày 4 Tháng 6 Năm 2013:
Indian navy ships visit Vietnam
Hanoi, June 4 (IANS) Three Indian navy ships led by Rear Admiral Ajit Kumar anchored at Da Nang port in Vietnam's central Da Nang City Tuesday for a five-day visit, a media report said Tuesday. IANS - Jun 4
Vietnam just broke up an anti-Chinese protest it wholly agrees with
Vietnam’s government is very unhappy with China over disputed territory in the South China Sea. More than 100 Vietnamese protesters echoed their government’s displeasure on Sunday, staging a demonstration ... Quartz Jun 3
Communist Party betrays Vietnam’s peasants
Hero farmer gets five years in prison, writes Asia Sentinel’s David Brown Even after Doan Van Vuon and his brother Quy were indicted for attempted murder in January 2013, it seemed reasonable to hope that they would catch a break from Vietnam’s courts. Vuon, a Vietnamese farmer, was after all a popular hero. A year Asian Correspondent - Jun 3
Vietnam, China discuss sea territory off Tonkin Gulf
Ha Noi (Viet Nam News/ANN) - Vietnamese and Chinese experts discussed the sea area off the Tonkin Gulf during the third round of negotiations in Ha Noi on Thursday and Friday.In a friendly, frank and constructive atmosphere, both parties confirmed their determination to push forward negotiations on the basis of the common perception of the two countries' leaders and the principles defined in the ... Asia News Network - Jun 3
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