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Tin Việt Nam / Vietnam News

• Tropical Storm Noru Makes Landfall in Vietnam September 28, 2022
  More than 800,000 people had been evacuated from central Vietnam before the storm hit the country as a typhoon. It was forecast to dissipate after moving inland.
  Mike Ives
• U.S. Discloses Decades of Memos on Presidential War Powers September 16, 2022
  Executive branch lawyers secretly worked to limit the reach of a post-Vietnam War law, according to a trove of opinions from the Office of Legal Counsel.
  Charlie Savage
• Harvest Moon Lights Up Skies and Marks Start of Festivals Worldwide September 10, 2022
  The harvest moon, which will appear full for about three nights from Thursday night to Sunday morning, is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox.
  April Rubin
• Fire at a Karaoke Bar in Vietnam Kills 32 September 9, 2022
  An electrical problem set off the latest in a string of fatal blazes at entertainment venues in the country.
  John Yoon and Vo Kieu Bao Uyen
• Vietnam’s Plan for Loudspeaker Broadcasts Meets Resistance September 6, 2022
  The city of Hanoi may revive regular loudspeaker broadcasts, which were routine before most people had TVs or internet access. Residents are wary of bringing them back.
  Chau Doan and Mike Ives
• Big Tech Reconsiders the “Made in China” Way September 1, 2022
  Apple, Google and Microsoft are among the technology firms looking to shift some of their manufacturing out of China.
  Andrew Ross Sorkin, Vivian Giang, Stephen Gandel, Bernhard Warner, Michael J. de la Merced, Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni
• Tech Companies Slowly Shift Production Away From China September 1, 2022
  Worried about geopolitical tensions and stung by pandemic shutdowns, Google, Apple and others are moving some work to nearby countries.
  Daisuke Wakabayashi and Tripp Mickle
• This Vietnamese Dish Is Comforting, Luminous and Striking. It’s Also Forgiving. August 31, 2022
  The first taste of bánh cuốn led to a yearslong project of culinary discovery.
  Bryan Washington
• Review: “A Continent Erupts,” by Ronald H. Spector August 30, 2022
  In “A Continent Erupts,” Ronald H. Spector chronicles the violent, internecine conflicts that overwhelmed Asia in the decade after World War II.
  Sheila Miyoshi Jager
• Poem: Lipstick Elegy August 25, 2022
  This poem explores all the distances between mothers and their children, the frayed seams between countries and cultures.
  Paul Tran and Victoria Chang