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Cái Lớn – Cái Bé Irrigation project approved

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Update: January, 14/2019 – 09:00

Workers from the Vị Thủy District Division of Agriculture and Rural Development check salinity in the Cái Lớn River in the southern province of Hậu Giang. The Cái Lớn – Cái Bé irrigation project is expected to help control salinity in the river. — VNA/VNS Photo Duy Khương

Viet Nam News KIÊN GIANG – The Cái Lớn – Cái Bé irrigation project in the Mekong Delta has been approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, according to Lê Hồng Linh, director of the ministry’s Irrigation Work Investment and Construction Management Board No 10.

The project, which will connect the Cái Lớn River to the Cái Bé River in the Delta, is expected to improve agricultural and aquaculture production, control salinity, fight the effects of climate change, and supply freshwater to An Minh and An Biên districts during periods of low rainfall.

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Vietnam expands international cooperation in maritime issues

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Last update 18:15 | 11/01/2019  vietnamnet

The promulgation of Resolution 36-NQ/TW at the eighth session of the 12th Party Central Committee in October 2018 on the marine economic development strategy illustrates Vietnam’s broad strategic vision of turning the country into a strong maritime nation.

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Deputy Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung

In an article titled “Proactively enhancing and expanding external relations and international cooperation in maritime issues” published on Nhan dan (People) newspaper on January 11, Deputy Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung said the resolution affirms Vietnam’s special attention to this matter.

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Mind precedes all

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Dear Brothers and Sisters,

The Dhammapada starts with: “Mind precedes all. Mind is the chief.” We can talk about this forever. So many philosophical schools of the world have talked about the mind as the chief.

We can start out very easily by saying: If you do something, it is because your mind has decided beforehand that you would do that thing. And when you “lose your mind”, you do stupid things that you would regret later. Continue reading Mind precedes all →

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Lời cầu nguyện 586 – Prayer 586

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Chuỗi bài cầu nguyện

Giêsu ơi,

Giêsu nói:
“Thầy là cây nho;
các em là cành.
Nếu các em cứ ở trong thầy
và thầy ở trong các em,
các em sẽ sinh nhiều hoa trái;
ngoài thầy các em chẳng làm gì được.”*
(* John 15:5)

Vậy nên em đi ra ngoài,
em muốn em ở trong Giêsu. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 586 – Prayer 586 →

Thế giới, Trang tiếng Anh

How the War Party Lost the Middle East

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The American Conservative

January 01, 2019By Patrick Buchanan

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“Assad must go, Obama says.”

So read the headline in The Washington Post, Aug. 18, 2011.

The story quoted President Barack Obama directly:

“The future of Syria must be determined by its people, but President Bashar al-Assad is standing in their way. … the time has come for President Assad to step aside.”

France’s Nicolas Sarkozy and Britain’s David Cameron signed on to the Obama ultimatum: Assad must go!

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Where the dead help the living

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By Trong Nghia
December 24, 2018 | 09:57 am GMT+7 express.vn

In northern Vietnam, old people risk their lives to pick up small notes drivers toss out on a highway to honor the dead.

It’s around noon and Hoang Van Dang sits quietly in a shabby hut on a national highway, his eyes glued to the street.

Then, suddenly, he plunges into the highway before returning with three VND500 and VND2,000 (8.6 cents) currency notes in his palm. The 76-year-old man in a pair of worn-out flip-flops is quick and agile.

Within 10 minutes he runs out to pick up bills five times.

Hoang Van Dang sits in his hut by a national highway that runs near his house in Lang Son Province in northern Vietnam. Photo by VnExpress/Trong Nghia
Hoang Van Dang, 76, sits in his hut along a national highway that runs near his house in Lang Son Province. Photos by VnExpress/Trong Nghia

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Vietnam’s Latest Demand for Agent Orange Compensation Described as Last Resort

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VOA August 29, 2018 6:10 AM

Ralph Jennings

FILE - The cleaning operation of the area that was used for storing Agent Orange is seen from a plane taking off from Danang international airport.FILE – The cleaning operation of the area that was used for storing Agent Orange is seen from a plane taking off from Danang international airport.

TAIPEI — Vietnam is demanding compensation from manufacturers of Agent Orange in what experts describe as a last resort for helping citizens who still fall sick or face disabilities linked to the defoliant the United States used during war in the country five decades ago.

The foreign ministry in Hanoi asked Thursday that Monsanto and other U.S. firms compensate victims of Agent Orange, the Vietnamese news outlet VnExpress International reported.

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The fossil fuel era is coming to an end, but the lawsuits are just beginning

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The Conversation | 18 December 2018 isds.bilaterals.org

The fossil fuel era is coming to an end, but the lawsuits are just beginning

by Kyla Tienhaara

Canada Research Chair in Economy and Environment, Queen’s University, Ontario

“Coal is dead.”

These are not the words of a Greenpeace activist or left-wing politician, but of Jim Barry, the global head of the infrastructure investment group at Blackrock — the world’s largest asset manager. Barry made this statement in 2017, but the writinghas been on the wall for longer than that.

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In Latin America, Big Brother China is watching you

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The uptake of Chinese surveillance technology in the region sparks fears it could be subverted both by local governments and Beijing

BY RAQUEL CARVALHO,  SCMP 

Surveillance software at the Security China 2018 exhibition. Photo: ReutersSurveillance software at the Security China 2018 exhibition. Photo: Reuters

Chinese surveillance technology is being used by Latin American countries for everything from fighting crime to monitoring natural disasters – but critics fear it could be used for darker purposes, too.

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