February 09, 2008
Vietnamese Spring Festival Set To Kick Off"Lanh Trinh, center, thanks volunteers for the Vietnamese translation Bibles she and her husband received during the dedication ceremony for their new home in Pass Christian.", from House becomes home by SunHerald.com
Democracy activist Hoang Minh Chinh dies
"Joel Gibson tests the tailors in two Vietnamese cities and returns with a mixed bag.", from A tailored suit, takeaway by Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
"In the savage attack Tuan Dang Nguyen severed a hand of one of his victims.", from 20 year sentence for brutal killings by Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia
Prominent Vietnamese dissident dies
Vietnamese worker killed in party brawl at Malaysian hostel
Mayor requests report on 'Saigon' vote allegations
What Does the Tet Offensive Have to Teach Us 40 Years Later?
"In the People vs. Moua, a Vietnamese man of Hmong descent kidnapped and raped a woman in Fresno, California.", from view: Culture concerns —Rafia Zakaria by The Los Angeles Times
Vintage High triumphs with poignant wartime spectacle, 'Miss Saigon'
Vietnamese in cannabis farm case
Petrovietnam to Launch Series of Investment Projects in Laos
"Eric Banh, co-owner of Capitol Hill’s Monsoon restaurant, has fond memories of celebrating Tet in Vietnam.", from Chinese New Year? No! Lunar New Year! by By Pat Tanumihardja, Northwest Asian Weekly
Vietnam: The Australian War
Vietnam veterans’ moving wall coming to Locust Grove
Farmers will take a look at Vietnam market
6 metric tons Vietnam rice set to arrive
"Jobless on his return from Vietnam, Albert French wrote a memoir of his wartime experiences before turning to fiction.", from What was I feeling? by Guardian Unlimited, UK
Will the Federalist Society succeed where the North Vietnamese failed?
""I lived, worked, ate and fought with the Vietnamese. I had a wonderful time,'' he said wryly.", from Think about flag before displaying it by TERRY DICKSON, The Times-Union
Tet offensive commemorated
Volunteers needed for Vietnam Wall event
"The U.S. dollar used to be the universal tourist currency, accepted almost anywhere, from the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam, to the plains of Africa", from As the currency slides, U.S. dollar is no longer a ticket to anywhere By MICHELLE HIGGINS, The New York Times
"The stumbling block is that, unlike Thailand or other countries in the region, Vietnam does not offer long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs).", from Electrifying the future