China denies Mekong hacking
China denies Mekong hacking.
As the US and its allies joined hands last week to expose what they allege to be China’s Ministry of State Security’s malicious cyber activities around the world, the attention also turned to Cambodia with the US Department of Justice claiming that four Chinese hackers stole data concerning the Mekong River from a Cambodian ministry in January of 2018.
The US justice department issued a press statement on July 19 accusing four Chinese nationals of involvement in a “global computer intrusion campaign targeting intellectual property and confidential business information, including infectious disease research”.
China denies Mekong hacking
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Samsung Electronics Vietnam has requested the Vietnamese government for authorisation to directly purchase renewable energy from producers.
Facing increasing pressure from reliance on coal-fired power, Samsung Electronics Vietnam â the smartphone manufacturer which accounts for half of the smartphones shipped globally by the global corporation â is now seeking authorisation from the Vietnamese government to begin buying renewable energy directly from producers.
If approved, Samsung would be authorised to enter into direct power purchase agreements (DPPAs) to buy electricity from companies other than the state-owned Electricity of Vietnam (EVN),
Nikkei Asia reported.
NA Chairman Vương Đình Huệ presented flowers to congratulate newly-elected Minister of National Defence Phan Văn Giang. VNA/VNS
HANOI (Xinhua): The 11th session of the 14th National Assembly of Vietnam, the country s top legislature, concluded at parliament house here on Thursday (April 8).
During the session that began on March 24, former Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc was elected as the new Vietnamese president, former head of the Organization Commission of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee Pham Minh Chinh was elected as the Vietnamese prime minister, and former Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee of Hanoi Vuong Dinh Hue the new chairman of the National Assembly, completing the picture of the country s new powerful quartet alongside the Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong.