Taiwanese Investors Bear Brunt of Viet Riots
Taiwanese businesses in Vietnam have borne the brunt of rampaging mobs protesting China’s recent installation of an oil rig in disputed waters in the South China Sea. The mobs ransacked and torched hundreds of foreign-owned factories, most of them Taiwanese rather than mainland Chinese.
The attackers, who appear to have been allowed by the government to …
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