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Vietnam restricts online gaming over youth concerns
By the CNN Wire Staff
(CNN) — Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Communications has cut off overnight public Internet access in businesses and banned advertisements of online games pending new regulations amid a public outcry over the games’ influence on youth, the state-run news agency reported.
The move also temporarily stopped the licensing of online games. Vietnamese officials announced the decision Tuesday and said it would remain in effect until the end of the year.
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Modal Verbs – English Education
“TH” Pronunciation – English education
Conditionals – Advanced English grammar
VOA Learning English – Education Report # 393
Vietnam’s robots – what a surprise!
VietNamNet Bridge – Ho Vinh Hoang, 29, and his robots, manufactured by his Robot Tosy company, have astonished experts from developed countries at the largest automation exhibition, Automatica, in Germany.
Local robots make good at Tokyo expo
Ping-pong robot catches global eye
Vietnamese robot to come to int’l toy fair
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| Robot TOPIO Dio at Automatica 2010 in Germany. |
North Korea warns of nuclear ‘sacred war’
24 July 2010
Thousands of personnel will be taking part in the naval exercises starting on Sunday
North Korea says it will use its “nuclear deterrent” in response to joint US-South Korean military exercises this weekend.
Pyongyang was ready to launch a “retaliatory sacred war” at any time, the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.
Washington and Seoul say the war games are to deter North Korean aggression.
Magical Nature Alphabet – English education
In Hanoi, Clinton highlights closer ties with Vietnam, pushes for human rights
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, center, talks with Vietnamese reporters after a press conference at the Government Guest House in Hanoi, Vietnam, Thursday, July 22, 2010. Clinton is in the Vietnamese capital to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Regional Forum on security. (AP Photo/Julian Abram Wainwright, Pool) (Julian Abram Wainwright – AP)
If You’re Happy And You Know It – English education
Vietnam and China to strengthen relations despite territory dispute
Hanoi – The top diplomats of Vietnam and China on Wednesday pledged to strengthen relations despite territorial conflicts over the South China Sea.
As current chair of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN), Vietnam would “do our best to strengthen strategic relations between ASEAN and China generally, and between Vietnam and China in particular,” Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Khiem told Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.
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Asean Should Take Lead to Promote Peace, Vietnam Says
July 20 (Bloomberg) — Southeast Asian nations should take the lead in promoting regional peace, Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said ahead of a security forum this week involving the world’s biggest powers.
“Asean should further demonstrate its ability and role as a leading force for the promotion of dialogue and cooperation,” Dung said at the opening ceremony in Hanoi of a meeting of the group’s foreign ministers.
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Vietnam history overview
Vietnam is located in a region considered a cradle of mankind, one of the earliest agricultural centres practicing wet rice farming, where the stone and metallurgical revolutions took place.
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On the basis of socio-economic development in the time of the Đong Son culture and given the struggle with nature and against aggression, Van Lang State, the first State in Vietnam was established in the 7th century B.C.
US lawmakers ask Secretary of State Clinton to raise human rights issues in Vietnam
WASHINGTON (AFP) – US lawmakers have asked Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to raise human rights when she visits Vietnam next week, saying that the issue should be at the heart of the nations’ growing relationship.
In a letter to Clinton sent Thursday, 19 members of the House of Representatives wrote that Vietnam “holds in its cells hundreds of prisoners whose only crime is to peacefully advocate for social justice.”
Clinton’s visit “represents a crucial opportunity not only to raise pressing concerns for imprisoned activists but to integrate human rights issues into the core of US-Vietnam bilateral policy,” they wrote.
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