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  • Merchants on Hanoi’s Train Street want it to reopen

    Police recently erected barriers to stop access. Tourists began visiting the road in 2017 after it became a social media focus. As post-pandemic tourism takes off, residents who turned their homes into illegal shops and bars want it to reopen. Local authorities say there are too many accidents.

  • Văn Thuận’s living memory 20 years after his death

    An international symposium remembers the Vietnamese prelate, who died this day in 2022. Vietnamese living abroad took part in celebrations in Rome, one at his final resting place. Card Czerny stressed his “unshakable faith” and “unconditional love for his neighbours”. "Reports of graces continue to arrive,” noted Postulator Hilgeman, including “news of a person’s healing in Vietnam”.

  • Vietnam, coffee production falls. Global supplies at risk

    The country ranks second in the world in terms of production, but next year's harvests are also expected to decline. Raw material is scarce and stocks of the Robusta quality are on the verge of halving. On the other hand, the export value is on the rise: from EUR 2.24 billion in 2020 to over three billion last year.

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