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China, ASEAN unlikely to achieve Code of Conduct in 2024: Experts - Vimarsana News

China, ASEAN unlikely to achieve Code of Conduct in 2024: Experts

Beijing-Manila tensions in South China Sea leave agreement elusive, analysts say.

Taiwan's Election Isn't a Disaster for Xi—Unless He Makes It - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's Election Isn't a Disaster for Xi—Unless He Makes It

The election demonstrates that Taiwan’s citizens are increasingly inured to bullying, although any departure from those tactics would indicate that improved relations are possible.

Source: time.com
Taiwan's Election Isn't a Disaster for Xi Jinping—Unless He Makes It One - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's Election Isn't a Disaster for Xi Jinping—Unless He Makes It One

The election demonstrates that Taiwan’s citizens are increasingly inured to bullying, although any departure from those tactics would indicate that improved relations are possible.

Source: yahoo.com
China's Xi heads to Vietnam after Hanoi boosts US ties – DW – 12/11/2023 - Vimarsana News

China's Xi heads to Vietnam after Hanoi boosts US ties – DW – 12/11/2023

With Vietnam recently upgrading ties with the US and Japan, it is now China's turn to charm its neighbor. The two Communist parties are closely linked, but Hanoi cannot afford to be too submissive to Beijing.

Source: dw.com
China's Xi heads to Vietnam after Hanoi boosts US ties – DW – 12/11/2023 - Vimarsana News

China's Xi heads to Vietnam after Hanoi boosts US ties – DW – 12/11/2023

With Vietnam recently upgrading ties with the US and Japan, it is now China's turn to charm its neighbor. The two Communist parties are closely linked, but Hanoi cannot afford being too submissive to Beijing.

Source: dw.com