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Scissors pulled from Vietnam man's stomach 18 years after surgery [Daily Mail]

Vietnam fined for attacking Indonesian football squad [VietnamNet]

Vietnam draws up rules for foreign education agents as students flock overseas [VnExpress]

Hanoi plans to build more five stars hotels in inner-city areas [VietnamNet]

Japanese Emperor Akihito likely to visit Vietnam in March [DTI]

Da Lat aims to become Southeast Asia's vegetable hub [DTI]

Hanoi threatens to close 'Cursing Noodles' shop featured on CNN show [VnExpress]

Vietnam manufacturing PMI drops to 52.4 in December [Nikkei Asian Review]

Vietnam sees 2016 growth at 6.2%, aided by building boom [Yahoo! News]

Vietnam Airlines earns record high profit in 2016 [SGGP]

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