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Is Vietnam’s Economic Blip a Blessing in Disguise?

Is Vietnam’s Economic Blip a Blessing in Disguise?

By David Hutt
The current stagnation could shock the ruling Communist Party into putting economic policy back into sensible hands.
Vietnam to Introduce Mandatory Identity Verification For Social Media Users

Vietnam to Introduce Mandatory Identity Verification For Social Media Users

By Sebastian Strangio
The move has been justified by the need to fight online scams, but will further chill freedom of expression online.

What Role Does Ideology Play in Vietnam’s Foreign Policy?

What Role Does Ideology Play in Vietnam’s Foreign Policy?

By Khang Vu
Communist ideology is an important factor in the making of Hanoi's foreign policy, but it is far from the only one.

Vietnamese Blogger Reportedly Kidnapped in Bangkok

Vietnamese Blogger Reportedly Kidnapped in Bangkok

By Sebastian Strangio
The kidnapping, which coincided with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Vietnam last week, highlights the gaps in interests and perceptions between Washington and Hanoi.

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.
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.

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.

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 Parliament Selects Vo Van Thuong as New President

Vietnam’s Parliament Selects Vo Van Thuong as New President

By Sebastian Strangio
The 52-year-old Politburo member replaces Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who was forced to step down in January in connection with a series of high-profile corruption scandals.
Vietnam’s National Assembly Set to Confirm New President

Vietnam’s National Assembly Set to Confirm New President

By Sebastian Strangio
The reported candidate is Vo Van Thuong, the youngest member on the Communist Party's Politburo.

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