¤ Nelson Mandela’s Captive Audience: Path of Most Resistance
Three months after the release, a humanitarian issued a manifesto for a nonviolent movement to rally support for the basic rights of the Vietnamese people. |
¤ Vietnam Enlists Allies to Stave Off China’s Reach
 Vietnam seeks to bring more players into talks so that China will have to bargain in a multilateral setting with all nations that have claims in the South China Sea. |
¤ In Clicks on Ads, the Sound of Fraud
Anchor Intelligence, a firm that helps online ad networks determine whether fraud rings are clicking their ads, reports fake clicks in Vietnam. |
¤ Vietnam, Quelling Dissent, Gives 4 Democracy Advocates Jail Terms
 The activists were sentenced to up to 16 years in prison for trying to overthrow the communist government. |
¤ Marriage and Mores in Rain-Soaked Hanoi
 Bui Thac Chuyen’s moody, enigmatic film is a subtle, melancholy exploration of erotic angst and uncomfortable awakening. |
¤ Asia’s 70-Percent Gods
In death, Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh have become the 70-percent Gods, revered by their followers, but no longer viewed as the omniscient prophets of progress. |
¤ Pancakes, Prosperity, Peace
Cooking to reconcile, a Vietnamese woman shows the way toward healing the wounds of war. |
¤ Thailand Begins Repatriation of Hmong to Laos
 Armed with riot shields and batons, the Thai military began early Monday to forcibly return 4,000 asylum seekers to Laos. |
¤ Vietnam Is Refining Its Role on the Global Stage
 Quality handicrafts and specialized clothing have not freed Vietnam from its dependence on the U.S. market. |
¤ Vietnam Charges Lawyer With Capital Crime
Intensifying a crackdown on dissent, Vietnam charged a human rights lawyer and at least two associates with the capital crime of subversion, the official press reported. |
