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Oil Prices Drop on Rising US Rig Count
Oil prices slipped on Friday as a rising US rig count stoked fears of global oversupply and after Chinese regulators opened an investigation into suspected stock market manipulation.
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China's Top Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Again Amid Sea Dispute
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam next week, China said on Friday, five months after he last visited during a period of tension over a Chinese oil drilling rig working in part of the South China Sea both countries claim.
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China Scolds Vietnam for "Hyping" South China Sea Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat scolded Vietnamese officials during talks in Hanoi on Wednesday for "hyping up" a row over a Chinese oil rig drilling in disputed waters in the South China Sea, in tough comments that suggest relations will remain rocky.
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China Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Amid Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam this week, China's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, amid an increasingly ugly spat over a Chinese oil rig in the disputed South China Sea.
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Top China Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Amid Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam this week, China's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, amid an increasingly ugly spat over a Chinese oil rig in the disputed South China Sea.
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China Says Will Never Send Military to Oil Rig Spat with Vietnam
A Chinese official said on Friday that China will never send military forces to the scene of an increasingly ugly spat with Vietnam over an oil rig in the South China Sea, and accused Hanoi of trying to force an international lawsuit.
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Vietnam Says China Moving Rig; China Denies Sending Warships
Vietnam said on Wednesday that a Chinese oil rig at the centre of an increasingly bitter territorial dispute appeared to be on the move again, as China denied Vietnamese accusations that it had sent warships to the scene.
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China Says Vietnamese Vessels Rammed its Ships More Than 1,000 Times
China has accused Vietnam of ramming its ships more than 1,000 times in a disputed part of the South China Sea and said while it wants good relations with its southern neighbour, it would not abandon principles to achieve that.
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Vietnam Airs Video of Chinese Ship Ramming Fishing Boat
Vietnam has released dramatic footage showing a large Chinese ship chasing and ramming one of its fishing boats which then sank near an oil rig in contested waters.
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More Than 3,000 Chinese Nationals Evacuated From Vietnam: State Media
More than 3,000 Chinese nationals have been evacuated from Vietnam as of Saturday afternoon, state media reported, after a wave of anti-China unrest following Beijing's deployment of an oil rig in contested waters.
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US Expresses 'Serious Concern' But Beijing Stands Firm Over Rig
US Vice President Joe Biden voiced "serious concern" Thursday about Beijing's actions in the disputed South China Sea, as a top Chinese general vowed to protect an oil rig that has triggered deadly protests in Vietnam.
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China Blames Vietnam, Says Will Not Cede Inch of Disputed Territory
A top Chinese general on Thursday defended the deployment of an oil rig that has inflamed tensions in the disputed South China Sea and triggered deadly protests in Vietnam, blaming Hanoi and saying China cannot afford to "lose an inch" of territory.
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China Vows to Keep Operating Oil Rig Opposed by Vietnam
A top Chinese general vowed Thursday his country would protect an oil rig in waters contested by Hanoi and ensure that it continued to operate despite angry protests in Vietnam.
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One dead, 100 Hurt in Anti-China Riot in Vietnam
A riot at a steel plant in Vietnam has left one Chinese worker dead and over 100 injured, officials said Thursday, as an angry Beijing accused Hanoi of "connivance" in the worst anti-China unrest in decades.
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China Issues Vietnam Tourist Warning After Riots
China has issued a warning to tourists planning trips to Vietnam, as state-run media on Thursday blamed Hanoi for encouraging the country's worst anti-Beijing riots in decades, which saw a Chinese worker killed.
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Oil Prices Drop on Rising US Rig Count
Oil prices slipped on Friday as a rising US rig count stoked fears of global oversupply and after Chinese regulators opened an investigation into suspected stock market manipulation.
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China's Top Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Again Amid Sea Dispute
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam next week, China said on Friday, five months after he last visited during a period of tension over a Chinese oil drilling rig working in part of the South China Sea both countries claim.
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China Scolds Vietnam for "Hyping" South China Sea Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat scolded Vietnamese officials during talks in Hanoi on Wednesday for "hyping up" a row over a Chinese oil rig drilling in disputed waters in the South China Sea, in tough comments that suggest relations will remain rocky.
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China Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Amid Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam this week, China's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, amid an increasingly ugly spat over a Chinese oil rig in the disputed South China Sea.
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Top China Diplomat to Visit Vietnam Amid Oil Rig Row
China's top diplomat will visit Vietnam this week, China's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, amid an increasingly ugly spat over a Chinese oil rig in the disputed South China Sea.
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China Says Will Never Send Military to Oil Rig Spat with Vietnam
A Chinese official said on Friday that China will never send military forces to the scene of an increasingly ugly spat with Vietnam over an oil rig in the South China Sea, and accused Hanoi of trying to force an international lawsuit.
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Vietnam Says China Moving Rig; China Denies Sending Warships
Vietnam said on Wednesday that a Chinese oil rig at the centre of an increasingly bitter territorial dispute appeared to be on the move again, as China denied Vietnamese accusations that it had sent warships to the scene.
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China Says Vietnamese Vessels Rammed its Ships More Than 1,000 Times
China has accused Vietnam of ramming its ships more than 1,000 times in a disputed part of the South China Sea and said while it wants good relations with its southern neighbour, it would not abandon principles to achieve that.
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Vietnam Airs Video of Chinese Ship Ramming Fishing Boat
Vietnam has released dramatic footage showing a large Chinese ship chasing and ramming one of its fishing boats which then sank near an oil rig in contested waters.
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More Than 3,000 Chinese Nationals Evacuated From Vietnam: State Media
More than 3,000 Chinese nationals have been evacuated from Vietnam as of Saturday afternoon, state media reported, after a wave of anti-China unrest following Beijing's deployment of an oil rig in contested waters.
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US Expresses 'Serious Concern' But Beijing Stands Firm Over Rig
US Vice President Joe Biden voiced "serious concern" Thursday about Beijing's actions in the disputed South China Sea, as a top Chinese general vowed to protect an oil rig that has triggered deadly protests in Vietnam.
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China Blames Vietnam, Says Will Not Cede Inch of Disputed Territory
A top Chinese general on Thursday defended the deployment of an oil rig that has inflamed tensions in the disputed South China Sea and triggered deadly protests in Vietnam, blaming Hanoi and saying China cannot afford to "lose an inch" of territory.
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China Vows to Keep Operating Oil Rig Opposed by Vietnam
A top Chinese general vowed Thursday his country would protect an oil rig in waters contested by Hanoi and ensure that it continued to operate despite angry protests in Vietnam.
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One dead, 100 Hurt in Anti-China Riot in Vietnam
A riot at a steel plant in Vietnam has left one Chinese worker dead and over 100 injured, officials said Thursday, as an angry Beijing accused Hanoi of "connivance" in the worst anti-China unrest in decades.
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China Issues Vietnam Tourist Warning After Riots
China has issued a warning to tourists planning trips to Vietnam, as state-run media on Thursday blamed Hanoi for encouraging the country's worst anti-Beijing riots in decades, which saw a Chinese worker killed.
