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VCN – After a 2-year delay, from January 1, 2020, quotas on sugar imports from ASEAN will officially be removed and have an import tax rate of 0% in accordance with the commitments of the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA). However, Vietnam’s sugar industry is not really ready.
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| The Sugar Association recommends importing raw sugar to refine and applying import licenses to monitor the import volume in order to ensure supply and demand at certain times. |
vietnamlawmagazine – Updated: 07:32’ – 28/12/2018
1. Law on Cyber Security
Passed on June 12 and set to take effect on January 1 next year, the Law on Cyber Security prescribes activities of protecting national security and ensuring social order and safety in cyberspace and responsibilities of related agencies, organizations and individuals.
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| The session on cyber security held within the framework of the World Economic Forum on ASEAN 2018 in Hanoi on September 12__Photo: Nguyen Khang/VNA |
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Illicit Financial Flows are Significant and Persistent Drag on Developing Country Economies
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Illicit financial flows are hard to stop
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This is the latest in a series of reports, issued on a roughly annual basis by Global Financial Integrity (GFI), which provides country-level estimates of the illicit flows of money into and out of 148 developing and emerging market nations as a result of their trade in goods with advanced economies, as classified by the International Monetary Fund.
vietnamlawmagazine – Updated: 07:46’ – 02/08/2017
In Duong Lam, an old village in Son Tay town just 50 km west of Hanoi, having a son is almost a responsibility toward the family line every couple must shoulder.
Kieu Thi L. has given birth six times to have a son since her husband is a family line head who is burdened with the duty of maintaining the continuance of his clan. L. and her husband have no choice but have a boy to fulfill their obligation as in Duong Lam, no excuse for not having a son will be accepted for a family line head.
This Research Guide provides links to primary documents, reports, periodical articles, and books on disputes and state claims in the South China Sea.
vnexpress – By Viet Anh October 3, 2019 | 08:25 pm
A report saying Vietnam tops a list of countries by dollar value in illicit inflows is ‘inaccurate’, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said Thursday.
Le Thi Thu Hang was responding to a request for comments on a January report by Washington DC-based think tank Global Financial Integrity, which said Vietnam tops the list of countries ranked by dollar value of illicit inflows in the 2006-2015 period at $22.5 billion.
vnexpress – By Hung Le September 27, 2019 | 06:33 pm
A report on Vietnam’s 500 most profitable companies has found foreign enterprises have better profitability ratios than state and local private firms.
Their return on equity ratio averaged 26.4 percent compared to 24.2 percent for Vietnamese private companies and 17.6 percent for state-owned firms, according to the VNR Profit500, a listing of the 500 companies with the highest profits between July 2018 and June 2019 published Thursday.
vneconomictimes – 18:39, 01/10/2019 – by Nghi Do
Stretch of road laid at DEEP C Industrial Zone in Hai Phong.
Ambassador of Belgium to Vietnam, H.E. Paul Jansen, attended the inauguration of the first asphalt road using recycled plastics on October 1 in the northern city of Hai Phong, together with representatives from the Hai Phong People’s Committee and related departments.
Dow and DEEP C Industrial Zones completed the 200-meter section of road enhanced with recycled plastics at the DEEP C Industrial Zone in the city. The project is a collaborative effort between Dow and DEEP C to provide innovative solutions to address plastics waste and advance a circular economy in Vietnam.
vneconomictimes – 08:04, 29/09/2019 – by Nghi Do
Vietnam is striving towards boosting the disbursement and use of ODA and concessional loans as both have become issues in recent times.
Official development assistance (ODA) and concessional loans to Vietnam are expected to fall and eventually come to an end within the next five years, resulting in a shortage of preferential long-term credit resources for investment. This requires the country develop a new approach to management and use, as ODA is considered one of the major resources for economic development, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue told a Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) conference in mid-July.
VNE – By Huynh Phuong September 29, 2019 | 12:40 pm GMT+7
Photographer Pham Huy Trung went to the Mekong Delta during the annual flooding season, and these are what caught his eye.
Unlike in central Vietnam where severe floods often result in death and destruction, the flooding season in the Mekong Delta is seen as a gift from heaven that brings tons of fish into the paddy fields along with alluvial deposits to fertilize the next crop. It usually lasts from July until the end of November.
Vietnamnews – Update: September, 29/2019 – 08:18
by Thu Hằng
We hear many harrowing tales of child sexual abuse.
When a case of child abuse is discovered, most condemn the perpetrator and think of how they should be punished. However, less attention is paid to the victim, and how they can continue living after such a horrific experience.
One woman is always willing to help and offer hope to sexually abused and exploited children with her enthusiasm and kindness.
VNN – By Gia Chinh, Viet Anh September 27, 2019 | 02:09 pm GMT+7
World ranking’s not the point, worsening air pollution is a fact, so deal with it instead of offering excuses and explanations, Hanoians say.
When Vietnam’s capital city was, albeit momentarily, declared the most polluted one in the world Friday morning, officials scrambled to explain that it was a seasonal transition and a periodical episode.
VNN – Update: September, 23/2019 – 08:29
NGHỆ AN — School has gotten that little bit better for disadvantaged children in the central province of Nghệ An. In a bid to help them concentrate on their studies, the ethnic minority students are given meals and places to sleep.
It has helped improve social skills and make them feel more attached to the school, teachers and friends.
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