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Tag: US-Vietnam War

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Why Vietnam won and US lost their Covid-19 wars

by Richard S Ehrlich April 29, 2020May 8, 2020

More Americans have died from Covid-19 than were killed during the Vietnam War, a grim milestone coinciding with Hanoi officially reporting zero deaths from the coronavirus. “Fighting the epidemic is like fighting against the enemy,” the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam has declared. As of Wednesday (April 29), at least 58,365 Americans have died from […]

Posted inAT Finance, Cambodia, Thailand

Cambodia, Thailand reconnect a Cold War-cut link

by Richard S Ehrlich July 9, 2019February 18, 2020

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