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Morning News Roundup: Chinese Tour Guide Distorts Vietnamese History

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Thursday, 30 June 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Brandon Coleman.

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  • Thailand's PTT delays $20bn Vietnam refinery and petrochemical complex [Reuters]

  • Vietnam's new decree affects foreign organizations conducting water research [The Jakarta Post]

  • HCMC to have more financial and administrative independence: PM [VnExpress]

  • HCMC authorities slow to react to illegal villa demolition [Tuoi Tre]

  • 10-year-old boy bites rope, escapes from kidnapper [Thanh Nien]

  • Historical sites exploited by tasteless greed [DTI]

  • Dong Nai set to get expressway [Vietnam News]

  • Hanoi: Air quality getting worse [VietnamPlus]

  • EU hopes FTA with Vietnam to be implemented as scheduled [VOV]

  • Chinese tour guide distorts Vietnamese history [VietnamNet]

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