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Vietnamese Most Powerful Communist Party Leader Nguyen Phu Trong Dies At 80
The general secretary of Vietnam's Communist Party Nguyen Phu Trong -- considered the country's top leader -- died on Friday aged 80, his party said.
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Vietnamese President Resigns, Party Says Was Guilty Of "Violations"
Vietnam's President Vo Van Thuong has resigned after just one year in the job, the ruling Communist Party announced Wednesday, as the country mounts a sweeping anti-graft purge.
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Facebook Unblocks '#Saltbae' Hashtag Amid Golden Steak Video Controversy
Facebook found the '#saltbae' tag had been blocked globally days after a video was posted online of celebrity chef Nusret Gokce (dubbed Salt Bae) feeding a gold-encrusted steak to a senior Vietnamese Communist Party official in London.
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China And Vietnam To 'Manage' Differences Over South China Sea: Report
China and Vietnam pledged on Saturday to manage their differences and safeguard peace in the South China Sea, in a joint communique issued during a visit to China by Vietnamese Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong.
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Vietnam Talks Trust With China, Invites Japanese Warship
Vietnam agreed to build a "truly trustworthy" relationship with China today during a visit to Hanoi by its President Xi Jinping, but at the same time invited Beijing's old rival Japan for joint military exercises and a visit to a sought-after port.
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China, Vietnam Pledge to Manage Maritime Differences
Visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping and Vietnam's top leaders agreed today to manage disputes over the South China Sea amid strained ties made more uncertain by an upcoming reshuffle of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party.
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Jailed Vietnam Blogger Freed, Heads to The States: US Embassy
A prominent Vietnamese blogger who was jailed after she wrote about corruption in the Communist country's police and judiciary has been released and left the country, the US embassy said today.
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War Veteran John Kerry Hails 'Great Story' of US Ties With Ex-Foe Vietnam
US Secretary of State John Kerry met top communist party leaders in Hanoi today and hailed the former foes' transformation from enemies to key allies in the two decades since ties were established.
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US, Vietnam Hold Historic Talks in Washington
With an eye on increasing Chinese influence in the region, US President Barack Obama held historic talks with the Vietnamese Communist Party's leader at the White House, marking a significant transition of former enemies into "comprehensive partners".
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Popular Vietnamese Communist Party Official Dies
A widely admired senior figure in Vietnam's ruling communist party, Nguyen Ba Thanh, who enjoyed rare personal popularity in a nation better known for bureaucratic apparatchiks, died today from cancer, an official said.
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Looming Street Protests a Test for Vietnam
Vietnamese anger toward China is running at its highest level in years after Beijing deployed an oil rig in disputed waters.
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Vietnamese Most Powerful Communist Party Leader Nguyen Phu Trong Dies At 80
The general secretary of Vietnam's Communist Party Nguyen Phu Trong -- considered the country's top leader -- died on Friday aged 80, his party said.
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Vietnamese President Resigns, Party Says Was Guilty Of "Violations"
Vietnam's President Vo Van Thuong has resigned after just one year in the job, the ruling Communist Party announced Wednesday, as the country mounts a sweeping anti-graft purge.
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Facebook Unblocks '#Saltbae' Hashtag Amid Golden Steak Video Controversy
Facebook found the '#saltbae' tag had been blocked globally days after a video was posted online of celebrity chef Nusret Gokce (dubbed Salt Bae) feeding a gold-encrusted steak to a senior Vietnamese Communist Party official in London.
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China And Vietnam To 'Manage' Differences Over South China Sea: Report
China and Vietnam pledged on Saturday to manage their differences and safeguard peace in the South China Sea, in a joint communique issued during a visit to China by Vietnamese Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong.
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Vietnam Talks Trust With China, Invites Japanese Warship
Vietnam agreed to build a "truly trustworthy" relationship with China today during a visit to Hanoi by its President Xi Jinping, but at the same time invited Beijing's old rival Japan for joint military exercises and a visit to a sought-after port.
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China, Vietnam Pledge to Manage Maritime Differences
Visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping and Vietnam's top leaders agreed today to manage disputes over the South China Sea amid strained ties made more uncertain by an upcoming reshuffle of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party.
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Jailed Vietnam Blogger Freed, Heads to The States: US Embassy
A prominent Vietnamese blogger who was jailed after she wrote about corruption in the Communist country's police and judiciary has been released and left the country, the US embassy said today.
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War Veteran John Kerry Hails 'Great Story' of US Ties With Ex-Foe Vietnam
US Secretary of State John Kerry met top communist party leaders in Hanoi today and hailed the former foes' transformation from enemies to key allies in the two decades since ties were established.
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US, Vietnam Hold Historic Talks in Washington
With an eye on increasing Chinese influence in the region, US President Barack Obama held historic talks with the Vietnamese Communist Party's leader at the White House, marking a significant transition of former enemies into "comprehensive partners".
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Popular Vietnamese Communist Party Official Dies
A widely admired senior figure in Vietnam's ruling communist party, Nguyen Ba Thanh, who enjoyed rare personal popularity in a nation better known for bureaucratic apparatchiks, died today from cancer, an official said.
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Looming Street Protests a Test for Vietnam
Vietnamese anger toward China is running at its highest level in years after Beijing deployed an oil rig in disputed waters.
