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A recent issue of the Washington Post has an article titled “Foreign policy is increasingly disappearing in debates of the US Republican Party.” Continue reading “Human rights in Vietnam are not perfect, but are getting better”
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Courageous journalism helps the Party. The cowardly press harms the Party
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In 1986, our Party began to carry out the Doi Moi process. In 1987, General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh wrote short articles “Things to do immediately” published in Nhan Dan newspaper. Continue reading “Courageous journalism helps the Party. The cowardly press harms the Party”
Professor Nguyen Minh Thuyet, former Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly’s Culture Committee, said: “The 2013 Constitution amendment to the 1992 constitution is full of literary textes, but unconstitutional sentences.”
(According to Vietnam Education Newspaper-2013)
In 2013, the Vietnamese State drafted amendments to the 1992 Constitution. But these amendments were mostly literary, less constitutional. Continue reading “Professor Nguyen Minh Thuyet, former Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly’s Culture Committee, said: “The 2013 Constitution amendment to the 1992 constitution is full of literary textes, but unconstitutional sentences.””
New Caledonians did not want independence from the French
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Tan Dao country in the past
The famous British captain named James Cook first discovered New Island-New Caledonia on September 4, 1774. It was Captain Cook who named this beautiful, prosperous island New Caledonia, to commemorate his hometown in Scotland, because the name Caledonia is the old, Latin name of Scotland.
And now, for Vietnamese people, we call New Caledonia as Tan Dao-New Island. Continue reading “New Caledonians did not want independence from the French”
Norwegian Professor Stein Tonnesson, and the 1946 Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Professor Tonneson Stein, Director of the Norwegian Institute of Peace Research, is very sympathetic to Vietnam. He has many research projects on Vietnam. He wrote a book about the August Revolution by French language-he is very fluent in French language, and English- and he researched many other contemporary issues of Vietnam. Continue reading “Norwegian Professor Stein Tonnesson, and the 1946 Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam”