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Weekly roundup: Da Nang's leaders named and shamed, Vietnam's stance on 'The Vietnam War', Saigon's walking dread and more

September 23, 2017 | 06:42 pm PT

Revisit the week with top stories compiled by VnExpress International's editors.

The latest developments come after a raft of management scandals that have plagued Da Nang and before a major Party gathering.

Vietnam's foreign ministry spokesperson hopes that 'the American people and filmmakers understand the legitimacy of the resistance war.'

Air quality in northern and central Vietnam is much worse than in the south, the study notes.

With some of the world's most cluttered sidewalks and reluctant pedestrians, getting around Saigon by foot can be a drag.

Check out the facts and figures on why so many students are heading state-side.

The city said primary school students should have more opportunities to speak English directly with their teachers.

Canceling such trips would push the U.S. closer to retreating from a region that China is salivating at, analysts say.

1.3 million people are out of electricity.

The charge could come into force at the same time the city's first metro line is launched in 2020.

‘The limit is to guarantee security and prevent acquisitions by foreigners.’