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Vietnam Sentences Dissident Journalist to 6 Years in Prison

Vietnam Sentences Dissident Journalist to 6 Years in Prison

By Thoi Nguyen
Nguyen Lan Thang's imprisonment is the latest sign of a severe tightening of the political space by the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam.
Conflict in a Crowded Sea: Risks of Escalation in the South China Sea

Conflict in a Crowded Sea: Risks of Escalation in the South China Sea

By Alexander C. Tan and Neel Vanvari
The South China Sea is a crowded region with a substantial level of military capabilities already present. The risks of escalation are real.

Vietnam Set to Prosecute 54 Officials Over Repatriation Flight Scandal

Vietnam Set to Prosecute 54 Officials Over Repatriation Flight Scandal

By Sebastian Strangio
Among those accused of giving or soliciting bribes are former high-ranking members of the government, party, and security apparatus.

Vietnam, Israel Conclude Negotiations for Free Trade Pact

Vietnam, Israel Conclude Negotiations for Free Trade Pact

By Sebastian Strangio
The agreement, which will be signed later this year, coincides with the 30th anniversary of relations between the two countries.

Vietnamese, Chinese Vessels in Close South China Sea Encounter

Vietnamese, Chinese Vessels in Close South China Sea Encounter

By Sebastian Strangio
According to navigation data, a Vietnamese Fisheries Surveillance vessel and Chinese Coast Guard ship came within 10 meters of each other.
Who Is Vietnam’s Gorbachev?

Who Is Vietnam’s Gorbachev?

By David Hutt
For some supporters of the Communist Party of Vietnam, the last party secretary of the Soviet Union offers a cautionary tale.

Vietnam’s New President: Key Takeaways for Domestic Politics and Foreign Relations

Vietnam’s New President: Key Takeaways for Domestic Politics and Foreign Relations

By Hai Hong Nguyen
The appointment of the youthful Vo Van Thuong could hint at a generational leadership transition in the years to come.
Vietnam Has a Long Way to Go on Decarbonization

Vietnam Has a Long Way to Go on Decarbonization

By Vincenzo Caporale
In order to attract foreign investment in zero-carbon energy sources, the government will have to undertake serious structural reforms.

Mythbusting Vietnam’s Recent Leadership Change

Mythbusting Vietnam’s Recent Leadership Change

By Carl Thayer
Four major assumptions commonly made by analysts need to be challenged.

The Analytical Obsession With ‘Factions’ in Vietnamese Politics

The Analytical Obsession With ‘Factions’ in Vietnamese Politics

By Khang Vu
There is little evidence that the country’s political landscape is divided into “pro-Chinese” and “pro-American” camps.

Vietnam’s Political Shake-up

Vietnam’s Political Shake-up

Linh Nguyen, Hai Hong Nguyen, and Zachary Abuza discuss the anti-corruption purges, Vietnam's new president, and the country's political outlook.
Why Vietnam’s State-Owned Electric Utility EVN is in Financial Trouble

Why Vietnam’s State-Owned Electric Utility EVN is in Financial Trouble

By James Guild
According to recent reports, the utility is posting huge losses and may run out of cash as early as May.

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