Vietnam News Today (Jun 15): Vietnam, UK Seek to Build Stronger Strategic Partnership
07:16 | 15/06/2023
Vietnam News Today (Jun 15): Vietnam, UK seek to build stronger strategic partnership; Hoi An seeks membership of UNESCO Creative Cities Network; Seminar on Indo-Pacific marks 50 years of Vietnam-Italy diplomacy; Senior tourism – a potential market segment in Vietnam.
EC Official Hails Vietnam as A Model in Trade Cooperation
08:06 | 12/06/2023
Vietnam seeks stronger cooperation with the European Commission (EC).
Australia, UK Ministers Stress 2016 South China Sea Ruling's Binding Value
08:19 | 22/01/2022
Australian and UK ministers have underscored the importance of countries being able to exercise their maritime rights and freedoms in the South China Sea (known as Bien Dong Sea in Vietnam) consistent with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), including freedom of navigation and overflight.
UK, India plan to deploy aircraft carriers against China
07:44 | 07/12/2020
The UK is planning to send an aircraft carrier strike group to the western Pacific as soon as early 2021, while India is eyeing the development of a third aircraft carrier.
New Japananese PM Suga mulls October visit to Vietnam
07:10 | 01/10/2020
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is planning to visit Vietnam and Indonesia around mid-October in his first official overseas trip since taking office earlier this month.
Ambassador confident of stronger Vietnam-India partnership
07:59 | 16/08/2020
Vietnam is clearly an indispensable partner in our Indo-Pacific Vision, based on our shared values and interests in promoting peace, stability and prosperity of our region, says Indian ambassador to Vietnam Pranay Verma.
"Quad" member countries stimulate drills in Indo-Pacific
09:56 | 24/07/2020
The U.S. Navy is conducting parallel exercises in the Philippine Sea and the Indian Ocean, which involves the "Quad" nations, including the U.S., Japan, India and Australia. The move will surely draw China’s attention.
Australia to boost defense spending with focus on Indo-Pacific
17:12 | 01/07/2020
Australia will invest AUD 270 billion (USD 186.5 billion) over the next decade to upgrade its defense forces, buying long-range military assets that will be focused on the Indo-Pacific region, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on July 1.
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