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The Geopolitical Significance of Anti-China Protests in Vietnam

The Geopolitical Significance of Anti-China Protests in Vietnam

By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
What do recent anti-China protests reveal and not reveal about the nature of Chinese overseas investment in Asian countries?

Vietnam’s Seventh Plenum: What to Watch

Vietnam’s Seventh Plenum: What to Watch

By David Hutt
Some key items to look for at a significant upcoming political event.
Vietnam Gears up to Divest State-Owned Enterprises in 2018

Vietnam Gears up to Divest State-Owned Enterprises in 2018

By Erin Cook
Vietnam's state-owned enterprises are set for widespread divestment.

Far From a Slam Dunk: Eyeing the Risks of the TPP for Vietnam

Far From a Slam Dunk: Eyeing the Risks of the TPP for Vietnam

By Dylan Chambers
It is questionable if the Trans-Pacific Partnership will be beneficial for Vietnam.

Good Morning Future Wealth, Vietnam

Good Morning Future Wealth, Vietnam

By Anthony Fensom
For reformers, the country’s economic and political rise could be just about to start.

Vietnam’s Book People

Vietnam’s Book People

By Kris Hartley
A new exodus is taking place from Vietnam.

Export Slump Pressures Asian Currencies

Export Slump Pressures Asian Currencies

By Anthony Fensom
The pressure on policymakers to act is rising.
2015 Challenges for the Communist Party of Vietnam

2015 Challenges for the Communist Party of Vietnam

By Truong-Minh Vu
The recent plenum was revealing as to the future direction the party will take.

How Will Falling Oil Prices Affect Vietnam in 2015?

How Will Falling Oil Prices Affect Vietnam in 2015?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Lower oil prices could be a double-edged sword for Vietnam next year

Asia’s Weakening Economies – How Concerned Should the World Be?

Asia’s Weakening Economies – How Concerned Should the World Be?

Several countries have serious problems, but others shouldn’t be tarred by association.

Easy Part Over for Vietnam

Easy Part Over for Vietnam

The optimism during Vietnam’s pre-2008 economic boom is over. The Communist Party knows it must take action. But it doesn’t seem to know what.

Why U.S. Should Embrace Vietnam

Why U.S. Should Embrace Vietnam

Shared wariness over China is the main reason the U.S. and Vietnam have embraced each other. But it shouldn’t be the only one.

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