We have started to collect the most important news related to Vietnam in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The American priest and poet Daniel Berrigan - famous for leading defiant protests against the Vietnam War - dies in New York aged 94.
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Viet Thanh Nguyen, a former Vietnamese refugee, has won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction. He told the BBC people have nothing to fear from refugees.
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Vietnam's national broadcaster caught pinching YouTube vids
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A pair of Vietnamese twins have been found to have different fathers, in an extremely rare case.
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Four prison guards are reportedly suspended in Vietnam after an inmate became pregnant, apparently to escape execution.
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As the incumbent prime minister of Vietnam prepares to step down, young entrepreneurs are becoming the face of politics and the economy.
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The conservative chief of Vietnam's Communist Party, Nguyen Phu Trong, will be the only candidate for the post at a key party congress, state media report.
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Vietnam's Communist Party delegates are meeting in Hanoi for their five-yearly congress, where a new set of leaders will be chosen.
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Vietnam mourns a revered ancient turtle whose death has shocked the country on the eve of the Communist Party congress.
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Vietnam's aviation authorities say China is endangering air safety by conducting unannounced flights through its air space, state media reports.
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Vietnam accuses China of violating its sovereignty by landing a plane on an artificial island it has built in a contested part of the South China Sea.
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China and Vietnam pledge to be "good neighbours" and maintain peace in the South China Sea, as Chinese President Xi Jinping ends his state visit to Vietnam.
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Forty-three years ago a photograph of a little girl running naked after a napalm attack became a symbolic reminder of the Vietnam war.
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Vietnamese give their views on old foe America
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Vietnam grants amnesty to more than 18,000 prisoners, but political prisoners are not expected to be among those freed.
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The Mexican American campaign against Vietnam war
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The boss of the first Vietnamese firm bought by Silicon Valley
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In a rare disclosure, Australia says a group of Vietnamese migrants were among 600 refugees turned away at sea since December 2013.
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The EU and Vietnam have reached a free trade agreement - the second such EU deal with a South-East Asian nation.
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There are concerns about the fate of 42 asylum seekers who have allegedly been sent back to Vietnam from Australia.
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North Vietnamese veterans tell their stories
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US President Barack Obama meets Vietnam's Communist Party leader at the White House, the first such meeting since relations were normalised 20 years ago.
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President Obama has met the leader of the Vietnamese Communist Party at the Oval Office in Washington.
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Vietnam veteran and former US Senator Jim Webb launches his bid for president, joining other Democrats taking on front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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Human Rights Watch cancels an event in Bangkok that was to launch a report into alleged abuses in Vietnam, after Thai authorities intervene.
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