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Morning News Roundup: Higher Tax Slams the Brakes on Vietnam’s Car Imports

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Tuesday, 20 September 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Lee Starnes.

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  • Higher tax slams the brakes on Vietnam’s car imports [VNExpress]

  • Vietnam to claw in $3m from shrimp exports this year: Agriculture Ministry [VNExpress]

  • China eyes Vietnam's hundred-billion-dollar retail market [VietNamNet]

  • IT apps to widen higher education choices [VietNamNet]

  • Vietnam’s national foreign language project under review [Tuoi Tre]

  • HCMC to clean canal to prevent pollution of major river [Tuoi Tre]

  • Trade surplus tops $2.8bn during eight months [SGGP]

  • ASEAN: If it’s broke, time to fix it [Myanmar Times]

  • Toxic haze in Southeast Asia killed 100,000, study says [Financial Times]

  • Company confirmed to be supplying fake food supplements [VietNamNews]

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