Hội Người Việt Richmond / Richmond Vietnamese Association

Tin Việt Nam / Vietnam News

• Chinese Dam Project in Cambodia Raises Environmental Concerns January 17, 2012
  Sinohydro's Kamchay Dam is complicating life for the people downstream, especially those who rely on fish for food and work. […]
• U.S. Companies File Complaint Over China’s Steel Subsidies December 30, 2011
  The four American companies, makers of towers for wind turbines, sought tariffs of about 60 percent on rivals in China and Vietnam. […]
• Southeast Asian Nations Look at Nuclear Power November 28, 2011
  Despite the Fukishima accidnet, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam are considering it as an option. […]
• Girls Just Want to Go to School November 10, 2011
  One 14-year-old Vietnamese girl, who wakes each day at 3 a.m. before setting off on a 90-minute bicycle ride to school, could teach Americans a lot. […]
• His Libraries, 12,000 So Far, Change Lives November 6, 2011
  Andrew Carnegie’s legendary library-building has been surpassed, in some respects, by an American you’ve probably never heard of. This is his story. […]
• Bob Wieland’s Athletic Accomplishments Continue to Inspire November 6, 2011
  In 1986, Bob Wieland, who lost his legs in Vietnam, completed the race in about 98 hours on his hands. […]
• China and Vietnam Move to Reduce Tensions in South China Sea October 13, 2011
  China and Vietnam agreed to follow a series of steps to reduce tensions in the South China Sea, a source of frequent friction over their rival claims to islands and undersea minerals. […]
• The Vietnam War, Still Haunting Obama October 9, 2011
  Every president since Gerald Ford has had to weigh the consequences of the Vietnam defeat when he considers committing troops to war. […]
• Vietnam Embraces an Old Enemy August 29, 2011
  While the United States hasn't fully erased the pain caused by the Vietnam War, the Vietnamese, who suffered far more, have embraced their old adversary. […]
• In Hop Tien, Vietnam, Healing Wounds From Sex Trafficking August 17, 2011
  A textile cooperative started for women rescued from the sex trade is lifting a village near the border with China. […]