Vietnam lets China build bauxite mine
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The Vietnamese government recently approved a plan to let a Chinese company build a bauxite mine in the country. The move triggered rare public outcry from scientists, intellectuals and even war heroes who say the environmental and social damage will far outweigh any economic benefits. But analysts say while environmental concerns might be legitimate, fears for national security or even a so called "Chinese invasion" are totally unfounded.
Presenter: Lily Yan
Speaker: Professor Carl Thayer from the Australian Defence Acadamy
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