Vietnam Party Chief Visits China After Maritime Dispute

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Nguyen Phu Trong, the head of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party, have met in Beijing as part of efforts to repair relations that have been strained over maritime disputes in the South China Sea. China's state media says Xi said the two countries must properly manage their disputes over the South China Sea to create a peaceful and stable environment in the region. Trong is leading a high-ranking delegation to Beijing for a three-day visit...

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