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Silent Resistance Grows as Hanoi Redevelopment Drives Mass Relocations

Hanoi-Residents of Vietnam’s capital have begun staging quiet acts of resistance against a sweeping urban redevelopment plan that will require

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After 15 Years in the US, Indian Entrepreneur Chose Bengaluru Over an Uncertain Green Card Wait

“We’d spent about 15 years building our lives in the US, but there was still no clear path to permanence.”