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Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Change the Trajectory of Vietnam’s Foreign Policy

Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Change the Trajectory of Vietnam’s Foreign Policy

By Khang Vu
The country’s economic response to the tariffs will be guided by its multilateral and diversified foreign policy approach.
Southeast Asia Slammed By President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs

Southeast Asia Slammed By President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs

By Sebastian Strangio
Nine of the region's 11 nations have been hit with reciprocal tariffs that could devastate local industries – and create a strategic opening for China.

Vietnam Announces Cuts to Tariffs on US Goods as Trump Trade Announcement Looms

Vietnam Announces Cuts to Tariffs on US Goods as Trump Trade Announcement Looms

By Sebastian Strangio
Vietnamese policymakers are hoping to preempt U.S. concerns about its lopsided trade surplus with the United States.

Vietnam’s Nuclear Energy Push Is a Strategic Opportunity For the US

Vietnam’s Nuclear Energy Push Is a Strategic Opportunity For the US

By Lauren Mai
The Trump administration has a golden opportunity to improve its relationship with a key Southeast Asian partner.

Thai PM Calls For Study Into Effects of Trump Trade Policy

Thai PM Calls For Study Into Effects of Trump Trade Policy

By Sebastian Strangio
Among ASEAN nations, Thailand and Vietnam have the two largest trade deficits with the United States. Both are readying for possible retaliatory actions.
Will Vietnam-US Relations Continue to Improve Under Trump 2.0?

Will Vietnam-US Relations Continue to Improve Under Trump 2.0?

By Hai Hong Nguyen
There is no reason to believe that the bilateral relationship will not continue along its current positive trajectory.

Will a New Golf Course Near Hanoi Cement Trump-Vietnam Relations?

Will a New Golf Course Near Hanoi Cement Trump-Vietnam Relations?

By David Hutt
Last month, the Trump Organization agreed to build a $1.5 billion course in Hung Yen, the home province of Communist Party chief To Lam.
Vietnam’s Grand Strategic Architecture Amid the Russia-Ukraine War

Vietnam’s Grand Strategic Architecture Amid the Russia-Ukraine War

By Alexander L. Vuving
The Russia-Ukraine war has rearranged the configuration of Vietnam’s web of partnerships but has not drastically changed its foreign policy approach. 

Historical Interpretations and Vietnam’s Diplomatic Balancing

Historical Interpretations and Vietnam’s Diplomatic Balancing

By Khang Vu
Hanoi's interpretation of its painful history with the U.S. and China reflects its desire to maintain peaceful relations with the two powers.

Vietnam’s To Lam Set to Meet With President Biden

Vietnam’s To Lam Set to Meet With President Biden

By Sebastian Strangio
During the communist party chief's five-day visit to New York, Vietnamese and U.S. firms have signed a number of economic agreements.

Why Biden Should Welcome Vietnam’s To Lam to the White House

Why Biden Should Welcome Vietnam’s To Lam to the White House

By Hai Hong Nguyen
Lam's unique status and the fortuitous timing make his upcoming trip to the United States an important moment to solidify recent progress in bilateral relations.
After China, Vietnam’s New Leader To Lam Is Off To America

After China, Vietnam’s New Leader To Lam Is Off To America

By David Hutt
To Lam is expected to travel next month to New York for the U.N. General Assembly, a trip that could also include meetings with President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris.

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