We have started to collect the most important news related to Vietnam in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Environmental group Global Witness accuses two Vietnamese rubber companies of massive land grabs in Cambodia and Laos.
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A soldier's view of the war in Vietnam
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The trial of four Vietnamese farmers who used home-made bombs and shotguns to fight land eviction opens in the port city of Haiphong.
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China says it fired flares, not weapons, at a Vietnamese fishing boat in the South China Sea last week, after a protest from Vietnam.
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China defends the action of one of its patrol boats which is accused of opening fire on a Vietnamese fishing boat last week in the South China Sea.
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The ex-POW on a mission to stop Vietnam's children drowning
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Did Richard Nixon commit 'treason' before he was elected?
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Two passenger buses collide in central Vietnam, leaving at least 11 people dead and dozens of others injured, police say.
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Vietnam takes short, obese and abusive traffic police off the streets of Hanoi to improve the force's tarnished public image, reports say.
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A court in Vietnam's Phu Yen province jails 22 people for trying to overthrow the government, the latest move in a crackdown on dissent.
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The trial of 22 people charged with attempting to overthrow the government has begun in the central Vietnamese province of Phu Yen, officials say.
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Vietnam is to begin producing home-grown poison for use in executions, after overseas producers refused to export drugs for use in lethal injections.
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Vietnam abandons plans to close a bear sanctuary at the heart of a land dispute in a national park.
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Vietnamese propaganda officials admit deploying people to engage in online discussions supporting the Communist Party's policies.
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A court in Vietnam convicts 14 political activists, most of them Catholics, of plotting to overthrow the communist state.
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Fourteen mostly Catholic activists go on trial in Vietnam accused of plotting to overthrow the government and taking part in anti-China protests.
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Starbucks, the world's biggest coffee-shop company, is set to open its first store in Vietnam next month as it continues expanding in Asia.
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An appeals court in Vietnam upholds the sentences of two prominent bloggers jailed in September for "anti-state propaganda", a lawyer tells the BBC.
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The massive US assault that may have helped end the Vietnam war
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