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Bloggers charged with producing propaganda against the one-party state under "vague" section of the criminal code.
At least 29 people killed, including 16 who died in landslides at a tin mine in the northern province of Yen Bai.
Vietnam and Cambodia worried about environmental impact of controversial Xayaburi dam on Mekong River.
Domestic stock market slides $4bn after head of one of nation's largest banks arrested for violating state regulations.
At least 27 people killed and tens of thousands of homes destroyed as storm continues destruction across Southeast Asia.
Attended by around 100 people, the parade passed without incident through the streets of Hanoi.
Vietnam and Philippines say plan to station troops in disputed island in South China Sea "violates international law".
Powerful Central Military Commission approves Sansha garrison, a move which could further boost tensions in the region.
US warns of more conflict if China doesn't agree to maritime code, as Philippines and Vietnam push for code of conduct.
Hillary Clinton in Cambodia to urge China to accept South China Sea pact meant to ease tension in vital shipping lane.
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Some urbanites are returning to their rural roots to farm the land.
Kuwait's 'Bidoon' have been stripped of rights and treated as second-class citizens.
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