We have started to collect the most important news related to Vietnam in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
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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A Vietnam court jails four ethnic Hmong men for plotting against the state, following a mysterious gathering to welcome the arrival of a "messiah".
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South Africa signs a deal with Vietnam to fight the escalating illicit trade in rhino horn, used in traditional medicine in Asian countries.
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Rare anti-Chinese protests take place in Vietnam, before being quickly dispersed by police, amid growing tensions over disputed territorial waters.
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Vietnamese police arrest more than 100 in a raid on an illegal gambling den where people were playing a game involving coin-flipping.
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Vietnamese officials are refusing to stamp new Chinese passports bearing a map that lays claim to disputed areas in the South China Sea.
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The communist-dominated parliament of Vietnam is to subject elected leaders including the president and prime minister to annual confidence votes.
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Vietnamese PM Nguyen Tan Dung is urged to resign for his mistakes in handling the economy in a rare show of parliamentary dissent.
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Chris O'Dowd stars in feel-good Australian film based on a true story about an Aboriginal girl group on a tour in the midst of the Vietnam War.
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Vietnam jails two musicians for spreading anti-state propaganda, after they wrote songs critical of the government.
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Vietnam's prime minister admits he made mistakes managing the country's faltering economy, promising to reform state firms hit by corruption scandals.
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A two-week Vietnam Communist Party meeting ends with an apology over corruption and economic woes but PM Nguyen Tan Dung remains in place.
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The Communist Party in Vietnam bans members in the capital, Hanoi, from holding lavish weddings, saying they anger the public.
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Millions of people across Vietnam are celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon festival, but some of its traditional elements seem to be dying out.
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Vietnam jails three high-profile bloggers accused of spreading anti-government propaganda, in a case fiercely criticised by rights groups.
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Has the US forgotten lessons from Vietnam?
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Vietnam's prime minister hits out at three blogs critical of the government, ordering that those behind them be ''seriously punished''.
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Vietnam says the former chairman of a major state shipping company has been arrested abroad for economic crimes and extradited home.
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Four rare tiger cubs and more than 100 endangered pangolins are seized from suspected wildlife smugglers in Vietnam, police have said.
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