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Morning News Roundup: ‘First Annual Apologize to China Contest’ Attracts Many Sorry Satirists

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Wednesday, 20 July 2016.
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  • ‘First Annual Apologize to China Contest’ attracts many sorry satirists [HKFP]

  • Vietnam man detained for threatening son at gunpoint, ‘stealing’ taxi [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam, US ink anti-dumping duty agreement over Vietnamese shrimp [DTI]

  • Chinese tourists with bad behavior will be deported: Vietnamese minister [VnExpress]

  • Vietnam's realty conglomerate Bitexco raises stake in hotel chain [Thanh Nien]

  • 27th International Biology Olympiad opens in Hanoi [SGGP]

  • HCMC: 1,000 startup projects to receive support [VietnamPlus]

  • Japanese beverage corporation produces beer dedicated to Vietnamese [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam imposes safeguard tariffs on steel imports to block Chinese products [VnExpress]

  • Dual nationality lawmaker denied membership of Vietnam’s National Assembly [Tuoi Tre]

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