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You mean, everybody who fought with Vietnam will be an external security threat? Then that's a lots of people on this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o
by rqs 7y ago
You mean, everybody who fought with Vietnam will be an external security threat? Then that's a lots of people on this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Vietnam#Modern_Vietnam_(1945%E2%80%93present) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Vietnam...
Not I supporting Huawei (I think they better off died), but I don't think that War argument is the full picture.
- anfilt 7y agoNo I would generally would consider countries with recent wars and tensions which is why I brought both territorial disputes and the previous war.
- rqs 7y agoI mean, even disputes and war could only explain part of the story (U.S. is also in war with Vietnam, so as Japan and many others). I suspect their(Vietnam government's) altitude towards the Internet maybe also played a role in there. As far as I know, Vietnam's Internet giants is far smaller compare those in China and U.S. So even if Vietnam going to full-boom in 5G (That currently require equipments from Huawei to keep up to the speed), that will still be more beneficial to international companies than domestic ones. Maybe that's another reason why they're willing to claim down and making decision with such leverage.
- anfilt 7y agoThe article said "external security threat" that's getting more into economic threats. Although that could be factor as well.