Vietnam & China — Ministry of Public Security (China)

Vietnam: Vietnam>>> is among the countries facing a 12.5% additional tariff due to alleged failures in enforcing forced labor import prohibitions.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): The China — Ministry of Public Security (China) is the primary voice for China's opposition to the proposed tariffs and is actively engaging in discussions for reciprocal tariff reductions with the United States.

Vietnam: Vietnam participated in joint operations leading to arrests of fraud suspects.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): The ministry announced and will oversee the alliance, reinforcing its role in international law enforcement.

Vietnam: Claimant in the South China Sea; affected by Chinese actions but not a signatory to the statement.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): Issued statements rejecting the 2016 ruling and the joint statement.

Vietnam: Vietnam faces a 12.5% tariff and has protested, citing its efforts to combat forced labor. The tariff could impact its export economy.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): China's commerce ministry called the tariffs unjustified and protectionist, urging their removal.

Vietnam: Vietnam>>> is praised for its contributions to defense commitments, aligning with the United States>>>' call for greater burden-sharing.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): The China — Ministry of Public Security (China) called on Asia Pacific countries to resist Japan>>>'s 'neo-militarism', actively shaping the diplomatic narrative against Japan>>>.

Vietnam: Vietnam is among the economies being probed, but no action has been taken.

China — Ministry of Public Security (China): China's Ministry of Commerce published a report rejecting overcapacity claims, defending China's trade position against US accusations.