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Tin Việt Nam / Vietnam News

• Wildlife Trade Spreads Coronaviruses as Animals Get to Market June 19, 2020
  DNA tests show an increase in the number of animals with positive tests for some coronaviruses from the time they are trapped until they arrive on someone’s dinner plate.
• What Have We Learned About Reopening? June 18, 2020
  Some countries have handled it better than others. Which path will the United States take?
• U.S. and Chinese Scientists Trace Evolution of Coronaviruses in Bats June 1, 2020
  Researchers whose canceled U.S. grant caused an outcry from other scientists urge preventive monitoring of viruses in southwestern China.
• The ‘Liberal World Order’ Was Built With Blood May 29, 2020
  As the United States reckons with its decline, it should understand where its power came from in the first place.
• Coronavirus Disrupts Illegal Wildlife Trafficking, for Now April 29, 2020
  Some conservationists see a chance to do lasting damage to criminal networks in the wake of the pandemic, but poaching may also rise.
• A Mother, a Pandemic and Scorched Rice April 28, 2020
  “You have an American amount of rice,” my mother told me as news of the coronavirus intensified. “Go get the biggest bag you can find.”
• China Limited the Mekong’s Flow. Other Countries Suffered a Drought. April 13, 2020
  New research show that Beijing’s engineers appear to have directly caused the record low levels of water in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
• Troubled Turf: The Photographs of An-My Le April 3, 2020
  From Vietnam to the U.S.-Mexico border, an artist blurs the boundaries between photojournalism and fiction.
• Captain of Aircraft Carrier Pleads for Help as Virus Cases Increase Onboard March 31, 2020
  “We are not at war,” the captain of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt wrote. “Sailors do not need to die. If we do not act now, we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset — our sailors.”
• Looking for a Place to Golf in Retirement? Expand Your Horizons March 6, 2020
  More communities are popping up in places not known for the sport. Try Vietnam or South Africa.