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Quelqu'un sait comment les relations diplomatiques entre les deux pays ont évolué dernièrement?
Cela se calme ou au contraire?
Ne croire en rien car rien ne possède d'espoir
Alors, je dirais que leur relation est toujours comme ça depuis 2000 ans.Envoyé par bidji
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Bảo Nhân : fascination, impression and passion
je parlai de ces jours dernier, car aprés j'ai vu que la chine avait un faible pour la vietnam. Elle aime bien l'attaquer
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Puisque que le Vietnam se situe dans la zone stratégique de la région, c'est pourquoi toutes les grandes puissances veulent avoir le contrôle sur lui, et quand elles n'arrivent pas, alors elles essaient de l'intimider par tout moyen.
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Bảo Nhân : fascination, impression and passion
Hier il y a eu des manifestations contre la Chine à Hanoi et à HCM Ville. Aucun article en a parle sur la press vietnamienne.
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Oui, c'est vrai que coté stratégique, le vietnam est bien desservi. je serai curieux de savoir d'ailleurs le nombre de bateau qui passe aux alentour de truong sa.
Être entre l'atelier du monde et singapour a l'heure de la mondialisation,c'est un bon atout.
Ne croire en rien car rien ne possède d'espoir
En voici en anglais.
Hundreds of Vietnamese attend rare protest against China following clash in South China Sea 06/Jun/2011 AssociatedPress
Vietnam - Hundreds of demonstrators gathered Sunday in Vietnam's capital in a rare protest demanding that China stay out of their waters following a spat involving a Vietnamese oil-drilling research boat in the South China Sea.
The group of mostly young people demonstrated in front of the Chinese Embassy, many wearing Vietnamese flag T-shirts and carrying signs that read, "Stop Chinese invasion of Vietnam's islands."
After about 30 minutes, they were dispersed by police. They then marched through the streets toward central Hanoi's landmark Hoan Kiem Lake, singing the national anthem and shouting anti-Chinese messages.
The protests follow a May 26 incident when a Chinese patrol boat allegedly destroyed the cable on a state-owned PetroVietnam boat conducting seismic research some 120 nautical miles off Vietnam's central coast.
Clashes are common in disputed areas of the sea claimed by both countries, but Hanoi has responded feverishly to this incident, saying it occurred well within the 200 nautical miles guaranteed to Vietnam as an exclusive economic zone by international law.
China has accused Vietnam of undermining its interests and rights within its waters.
Anti-China protesters march on a street in Hanoi June 5, 2011. Up to 300 people shouting "Down with China" marched to the Chinese embassy in Vietnam on Sunday to protest against what they see as Chinese violations of Vietnam's sovereignty in the disputed South China Sea. The sign reads, "Protest against illegal U-shape map". (Reuters) "It is neither a disputed area nor is it an area managed by China," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Nguyen Phuong Nga said recently in response to China's statement about the incident. "China has deliberately misled the public into thinking that it is a disputed area."
A number of stories have been published in state-run media blasting the incident as an attack against Vietnam's sovereignty and accusing China of increasing regional tensions. Several well-known scholars have called on Vietnam to take the case to the United Nations.
Chinese Defence minister Liang Guanglie said during a speech Sunday at an Asian security conference in Singapore that China has been working through Southeast Asian trade pact Asean to negotitate sea disputes in the region.
"China is committed to maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea," Liang said. "At present, the general situation in the South China Sea remains stable."
Protests are very rare in Vietnam, where the one-party Communist state does not tolerate any form of challenge to its rule.
Manifester une demi-heure devant l'ambassade chinoise sans se faire taper dessus dénote une certaine approbation du gouvernement.
Il parait qu'à HCM,il y avait 200à 300 jeunes qui y manifestaient aussi.
Dernière modification par ngjm95 ; 06/06/2011 à 14h02.
La vidéo de la manif
YouTube - ‪Vietnamese protest over sea dispute with China.‬‏
Dernière modification par ngjm95 ; 06/06/2011 à 15h10.
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