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Phu Quoc airport to become world-class hub with Changi-style technology

Phu Quoc airport to become world-class hub with Changi-style technology

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4 foods you should never pair with durian

4 foods you should never pair with durian

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What does VinSpeed, founded by Vietnam's richest man Pham Nhat Vuong, propose for $61B high-speed rail project?

What does VinSpeed, founded by Vietnam's richest man Pham Nhat Vuong, propose for $61B high-speed rail project?

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My friend is reconsidering international school despite earning over $4,000 a month

My friend is reconsidering international school despite earning over $4,000 a month

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Vietnam football star gifts wife luxury car worth over $300,000

Vietnam football star gifts wife luxury car worth over $300,000

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Man arrested for growing over 300 cannabis plants months after prison release

Man arrested for growing over 300 cannabis plants months after prison release

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Which city rains 240 days a year?

Which city rains 240 days a year?

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Hanoi shop owner says he was hypnotized and robbed by foreign customers

Hanoi shop owner says he was hypnotized and robbed by foreign customers

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Rare archived photos reveal intimate glimpses into Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh's daily life

Rare archived photos reveal intimate glimpses into Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh's daily life

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Vice principal becomes Internet sensation for greeting 1,300 students at school gate daily

Vice principal becomes Internet sensation for greeting 1,300 students at school gate daily

Vietnam's 2016 growth target: 'out of reach'

By Ha Phuong July 4, 2016 | 09:12 pm PT

Government spending spree leaves budget in deficit, again.

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