ASEAN Commits to Keep Maritime Stability in Southeast Asia
22:01 | 02/01/2024
A peaceful and prosperous maritime neighborhood is very important in Southeast Asia, says the recent ASEAN Foreign Ministers statement.
East Sea Symposium Emphasizes Peace Maintenance for Post-Pandemic Recovery
12:35 | 17/11/2022
Nearly 500 delegates are physically and virtually attending an international symposium on the South China Sea, known as the East Sea in Vietnam, which opened in Da Nang city, central Vietnam, on November 16.
Vietnam Further Promotes The ASEAN-EU Strategic Partnership
11:17 | 09/07/2021
Vietnam treasures and will make positive contributions to further promote the ASEAN-EU strategic partnership.
Vietnam calls for early completion of Code of Conduct in the Bien Dong Sea
14:52 | 17/06/2021
Vietnam Minister of National Defence raised maritime and South China Sea security issues during the 8th ASEAN Defence Ministers Meeting Plus.
Indonesia FM: Negotiations on Code of Conduct in South China Sea (East Sea) should resume soon
14:41 | 25/06/2020
Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno Marsudi on June 24 said that negotiations with China on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea (called the East Sea in Vietnam), delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, should resume soon to ease tensions in the region, reported Japan's Kyodo News.
China isolates itself by defying international law in East Sea
06:00 | 18/05/2020
The world has closely watched China’s illegal moves in the East Sea (internationally known as the South China Sea). Observers say China, by defying international law, is isolating itself from the international community.
Chinese actions in East Sea hampering the negotiation process of COC
07:32 | 22/04/2020
Assoc. Prof. & PhD. Nguyen Hong Thao, an expert on international law, environmental law, maritime law, and border demarcation, granted an exclusive interview to VOV, during which he shed light on the northern neighbour’s recent decision to establish two districts aimed at illegally governing the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagoes which belong to Vietnam.
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