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Khang VuThe National Interest |
Hanoi is willing to let bygones be bygones, but many RVN sympathizers refuse to accept the legitimacy of the country's communist political system.
The country’s economic response to the tariffs will be guided by its multilateral and diversified foreign policy approach.
The involvement of an extra-regional great power in a small power’s territorial disputes with China may prove counterproductive.
Despite its growing prosperity and ambition, the country still has to tread a careful line between larger regional and global powers.
A country on the precipice of war with its neighbors would not be selling arms and sending troops off to fight in a distant conflict.
China’s differing approaches to the Philippines’ and Vietnam’s activities in the South China Sea (SCS) have drawn much attention this year. While...
The country's omnidirectional foreign policy doctrine cushions it from changes in the domestic affairs of key partner states.
Hanoi's interpretation of its painful history with the U.S. and China reflects its desire to maintain peaceful relations with the two powers.
The new party chief's first overseas visit reflects the divergent positions that China and the United States occupy in Vietnam's foreign policy.
Hanoi hoped that its reclassification would help cement the two nation's new Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
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