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Vo Van Thuong
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Vietnam BriefingMembers
The Communist Party Purges Top Leadership; Trump’s 20% Tariff Jolts Vietnam
Key Events Communist Party Strips Top Officials of All Party Roles, Expels Former Minister; Caught Off Guard: Việt Nam Faces Harsh Terms in Trump’s Surprise Trade Decision; Việt Nam Indicts…
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Vietnam BriefingMembers
One Country, Fewer Provinces: Việt Nam’s Parliament Approves Major Merger
Key Events Việt Nam’s National Assembly Approves Historic Resolution on Provincial and Municipal Mergers Việt Nam Abolishes Lump-Sum Tax Scheme, Small Businesses Struggle with New E-Invoicing Rule Phúc Sơn Trial…
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Human RightsMembers
Amid Presidential Shakeup, Wrongful Death-Row Prisoners in Vietnam Still Await Execution
Vo Van Thuong, the youngest president in Vietnam’s history, was forced to step down from his post last month in an unexpected turn of political events. Thuong resigned just a…
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Vietnam BriefingMembers
Khmer Krom Activists Convicted of “Abusing Democratic Freedoms;” National Assembly Formalizes Vo Van Thuong’s Resignation
The Legislature Formalizes Vo Van Thuong’s Resignation, Appoints Acting President The National Assembly passed a resolution to dismiss Vo Van Thuong from his presidency and appointed current Vice President Vo…
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Vietnam BriefingMembers
Vietnam’s Leaders Approve Vo Van Thuong’s Resignation; Dang Dinh Bach Denied Food in Prison
Vietnam Communist Party Leaders Meet Wednesday to Decide on President Vo Van Thuong’s Resignation, Officials Say On March 20, the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) approved President…
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PoliticsMembers
Interview with Professor Tuong Vu on the Vietnamese Communist Party: War Legacies and Future Prospects
Ninety-four years ago, on Feb. 3, 1930, the Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) was founded. The party took Vietnam into three major wars with France, the U.S., and Cambodia-China, succeeded in…
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NewsMembers
Minister of Propaganda Says Vietnam’s Press Should Serve Party, Prevent “Self-Evolution”
At a conference on “Strengthening Party-building Work in Press Organizations” last Friday, Mr. Vo Van Thuong, head of Communist Vietnam’s Central Propaganda Committee, reminded attendees that the press must serve…
