China, Vietnam
Vietnam condemns China for assault on its fishermen in the disputed South China Sea
Vietnam has condemned China, saying that Chinese law enforcement personnel assaulted 10 Vietnamese fishermen, damaged their fishing gear and seized about 4 tons of fish catch near the disputed Paracel
Vietnam Accuses China of ‘Brutal’ Attack on Fishing Boat in South China Sea
Vietnam claims an attack by Chinese law enforcement on a Vietnamese fishing vessel in disputed waters resulted in injuries to 10 crewmen.
Vietnam protests Chinese force’s attack on fishermen in contested South China Sea waters
Vietnam on Wednesday protested to China over what it said was an attack on a Vietnamese fishing boat three days ago in contested South China Sea waters that injured several fishermen.
Vietnam slams Chinese attack on fishermen in SCS
Vietnam's Foreign Ministry condemned on Wednesday China's 'brutal behavior' during a violent attack on Vietnamese fishermen in the disputed South China Sea (SCS).
Vietnam protests Chinese attack on fishing vessels in South China Sea
Four Vietnamese fishermen from the central Vietnamese city of Quang Ngai were hospitalized with serious injuries, VietnamNet reported Tuesday
DFA calls for self-restraint after Chinese attack on Vietnamese fishermen
The Department of Foreign Affairs has urged Vietnam and China to exercise self-restraint in matters related to the disputed South China Sea. The DFA reacted to the recent incident wherein 10 Vietnamese fishermen were reportedly beaten with iron bars and robbed of thousands of dollars worth of fish and equipment off the Paracel Islands in the waterways claimed by China,
China’s Latest Escalation: Vietnamese Fishers Under Siege In South China Sea
A Vietnamese fishing boat was attacked by Chinese authorities in waters near the Paracel islands in the South China Sea. Chinese law enforcers allegedly thrashed the fishermen and confiscated their equipment.
Relentless blows by metal sticks: Vietnamese fishermen recount assault by Chinese forces near Paracel Islands
Nguyen Thanh Bien, captain of a Vietnamese fishing vessel, remembered vividly the harrowing attack by Chinese forces near the Paracel Islands on Sept. 29, which left one of his crewmembers with broken limbs and himself unconscious.
Escalating contest over South China Sea disrupts international cable system
China’s effort to dominate the disputed waterway is taking a toll on the network of underwater cables that provide essential Internet connectivity in Asia.
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Hong Kong man hides 3 kg of gold in shoes, private area on flight to Hanoi
A male passenger from Hong Kong was apprehended at Hanoi’s Noi Bai airport after being found with 3 kg of gold concealed in ...
Fire destroys 3,000 electric vehicles in Vietnam
HANOI: A huge fire at a factory in northern Vietnam destroyed 3,000 electric bikes and motorbikes Friday (Oct 4), state media ...
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Vietnam plans US$67 billion high-speed railway with no foreign capital
HANOI: Vietnam plans to fund a US$67 billion high-speed railway entirely on its own in a demonstration of the Communist-run ...
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North-south high-speed railway to span 13-27 km on Hanoi, HCMC outskirts
The north-south high-speed railway project is set for significant expansion, with 27 kilometers planned to pass through Hanoi ...
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Vietnam releases thousands of prisoners, but no dissidents
To mark Vietnam’s National Day, the communist regime in Hanoi has decided to release nearly 3,800 common prisoners before the ...
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VINARE marks 30 years with anniversary event in Hanoi
Vietnam National Reinsurance Corporation (VINARE) marked its 30th anniversary on Sept. 27 with a ceremony in Hanoi.
Vietnam plans $67 billion high-speed railway with no foreign capital
Vietnam plans to fund a $67 billion high-speed railway entirely on its own in a demonstration of the Communist-run country's ...
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Vietnam stocks close week in red as global stocks gain
Global stocks rose on Friday while oil prices were headed for their biggest weekly gain in two years, as escalating tensions ...