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The second ranking with 288 medals achieved in total exceeded Vietnam’s target of winning at least 60 gold medals and ranking third in the final medal tally, and is also the country's best result at the Games since 2003, when Hanoi hosted the event. … [Read more...] about Vietnam ranks second at SEA Games 2019

Thailand has often been considered the regional powerhouse, but under coach Park Hang-seo, Vietnam has taken the Southeast Asian champion position. The Golden Dragons won the AFF Cup last December, and beat Thailand at the friendly King's Cup tournament in June. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese fans to get few seats for Thailand clash at World Cup qualifiers

They found 175 Thais and five Laotians besides the four Vietnamese, all reportedly aged between 20 and 50. They were alleged to have entered the country using social visit passes and worked illegally as guest relations officers. … [Read more...] about Four Vietnamese women detained for illegal sex work in Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur (VNA) – A symposium on the Code of Conduct in the East Sea (COC) as a tool to address disputes in the East Sea was held in Kuala Lumpur on January 13. According to the organising board, the event aims to present an overview of sovereignty dispute in the East Sea, and the significance of the building of a COC. Prof. Carlyle Thayer, one of the top experts on the East Sea, provided general knowledge about the East Sea, sovereignty dispute in the area and international laws for the dispute settlement, including the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. He said the Permanent Court of Arbitration ruling lays an important foundation for the settlement of sovereignty dispute in the East Sea, under which China’s nine-dash line claim does not have historic and legal bases. In order to reach the COC, he said ASEAN needs to strengthen internal solidarity. At the same time, he suggested China and ASEAN should build trust, promote diplomatic measures … [Read more...] about Malaysia symposium talks COC building

In early moments of their match against Iraq on January 14, the video assistant referee (VAR) helped Thailand take an early lead. Thailand were awarded a penalty after the new technology detected a hand ball in the box, which was successfully converted. Iraq levelled proceedings four minutes into the second half, but that’s the way it stayed, a satisfying result for Thailand. Australia topped the group also after drawing 1-1 with Bahrain the same day. Meanwhile, after two goalless draws, Vietnam are third in Group D. They will take on the already-eliminated Democratic People’s Republic of Korea on January 16. The United Arab Emirates and Jordan will face off in the other fixture. … [Read more...] about Thailand, Australia enter AFC U23 champ’s knockout round