According to Assoc., PhD. Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Vietnam always respects the universal value of the United Nations Convention on...
With a special geographical location, maritime security is extremely important to Vietnam, greatly affecting its economic development and ensuring national...
Vietnam and the Philippines hold regular exchanges on personnel, expertise, arts and sports at military bases in the Spratly (Truong Sa) archipelago, which can...
Many countries have expressed their opposition to unilateral actions that complicate the situation and threaten peace, stability, safety, and maritime security...
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in 2016 is the legal basis to assert that China's "nine-dash line" claim is flawed and contrary to the 1982 United Nations...
On the basis of the experience and accomplishments of marine cooperation over the years, as a country bordering the South China Sea with numerous potentials...
In both short and long term, Vietnam should be more proactive in expanding and strengthening maritime cooperation, striving to become a rich and strong country...
Sustainable development of the marine economy is the aspiration, dream and goal of Vietnam's socio-economic development policies, in line with the world's...
Vietnam-India cooperation in the South China Sea is a strategic spearhead in the bilateral relationship, which is increasingly constrained, stemming from...
Maintaining ASEAN's central role, especially in managing disputes in the South China Sea, is the most effective measure to prevent potential conflicts in the...
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang stated Vietnam’s opposition to the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) for using a map with China’s nine-dash...
Seven Vietnamese universities meet international accreditation standards, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.
For African countries, tension and instability in East Asia might seem far away, but its potential to adversely affect African development ambitions is real.
The pathway to settle the ongoing sovereignty disputes in the East Sea, also known as the South China Sea, requires the close co-operation of concerned parties in order to press China into stopping their illegal activities in the sea, a leading security expert from the Unites States has suggested.
