Vietnam

China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?

China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?

South Korea’s accomplishments extend beyond its economic growth. Its political shift from authoritarian rule to a vibrant democracy could be a model for some ASEAN countries.

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.

The standoff between a Philippine warship and Chinese ships is a reminder of South China Sea tensions.

News that China is planning to map the South China Sea is raising concern in the region, including India.

Vietnam has increasingly been courting Burma. As Burma reforms, will it be a useful ally for countering China?

The term “arms race” is overused. But China and India are spending more even as their GDP growth falls.

Authoritarian Burma and Vietnam have plenty in common. An apparent mistrust of Christianity is one.

As Vietnam steps fully onto the international stage, economic development will be a key to success.

The U.S. may seem an attractive partner for Vietnam. But middle powers could offer a better alternative.

Are China’s South China Sea claims as expansive as some people claim? The Foreign Ministry tries to clarify.