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Weekend News Roundup: Provincial Court Rejects Lawsuits Filed Against Taiwanese Fish Killer Formosa

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Monday, 10 October 2016.
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  • Provincial court rejects lawsuits filed against Taiwanese fish killer Formosa [VnExpress]

  • Vietnam, slavery and racism tackled on NBA nonfiction shortlist [The Guardian]

  • Hanoi breaks ground on Asia’s largest exhibition center [Tuoi Tre]

  • French architect proposes plan to expand Nha Trang beach [Tuoi Tre]

  • Oxfam warns Vietnam about FDI from tax havens [DTI]

  • Sci-tech accounts for 0.02% of total spending of Vietnamese firms [VietnamNet]

  • Buddha statue stolen from northern Vietnam pagoda found near road [VnExpress]

  • High disparity in Asia’s broadband connectivity [The Inquirer]

  • Vietnam declares California-based group terrorist [CNA]

  • Russia has its permanent air base in Syria. Now it’s looking at Cuba and Vietnam. [Washington Post]

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