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Hanoi bureau chief @AFP by way of Hong Kong, New York, Nairobi and Cairo. Ex @foreignaffairs, @foreignpolicy. Author of “Beyond the Sand and Sea.”
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Can Hanoi still be Hanoi without its ‘curb culture’?

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By Ty McCormick 
| Taipei Times
By Tran Thi Minh Ha and Ty McCormick / AFP, HANOI, Vietnam The pavements of Hanoi’s wide boulevards and narrow lanes have long been clogged with bustling food stalls, weaving scooters and crowds of coffee and beer drinkers sitting on low plastic stools. But the spontaneity that charmed tourists and supported street vendors in Vietnam’s capital has subsided in recent months as authorities clamp down on illegal use of footpaths.
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Hanoï fait le ménage sur ses trottoirs

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By Ty McCormick 
| Yahoo News France
Les trottoirs de Hanoï grouillent de vendeurs de rue, de scooters ou de clients mangeant assis sur des tabourets en plastique, mais la capitale vietnamienne veut désormais y faire le ménage, menaçant cette culture de rue appréciée des touristes. Si la vente à la sauvette a longtemps été tolérée de manière informelle, les amendes sont à présent appliquées et la municipalité envisage de les doubler. "Sans vendeurs de rue, Hanoï n'est plus Hanoï.
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A Hanoï, le projet de mégapole bouleverse la vie des habitants

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By Lam Nguyen, Lâm Thành Nguyên, Lâm nguyễn, Ty McCormick 
| Yahoo Finance France
Un immeuble d'habitation démoli dans le cadre de grands travaux décidés par les autorités vietnamiennes pour la capitale Hanoï, le 18 mai 2026 (Nhac NGUYEN) · Nhac NGUYEN/AFP/AFP Des rangées de maisons rasées, des routes défoncées par des bulldozers et des blocs d'immeubles en ruines: Hanoï, qui aspire à devenir une métropole d'envergure mondiale, est éventrée par d'immenses chantiers qui bouleversent la vie de ses habitants.
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