Vietnam’s Reform: Fewer Ministries, Fewer Jobs, and More Control
Vietnam reform marks a major shift in governance, with sweeping cuts to bureaucracy and a push for centralized control aimed at boosting efficiency and long-term economic resilience.
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After Fifty Years: Where Will Vietnam Move in a Changing World?
Explore Vietnam's evolving role in global geopolitics fifty years after the end of the war. Discover how the nation navigates shifting alliances and emerging challenges in the 21st century.
Amid Regional Tensions, Singapore and Vietnam Deepen Ties
As regional tensions rise, Singapore and Vietnam are strengthening their diplomatic and economic partnership, fostering greater cooperation in Southeast Asia
Will Bold Governance Reforms Help Vietnam?
Vietnam, long affected by bureaucracy, inefficiency, and corruption, is taking bold steps to reform its governance, aiming for political and economic growth.
The New China? Vietnam’s Quest to Silence Opposition and Critique
Vietnam's new internet law enforces strict surveillance and censorship, mirroring China's authoritarian model of governance
Will the China-Backed Canal Reduce Cambodia’s Reliance on Vietnam?
Cambodia's rising anti-Vietnamese sentiment is fueled by historical grievances and current border disputes, leading to protests and political tensions
Vietnam and China Deepen Party and Government Relations
China and Vietnam are strengthening ties, with Vietnam's new leader prioritizing relations during his recent visit to China
Vietnamese Politics After Nguyen Phu Trong
Nguyen Phu Trong, Vietnam's most powerful leader in decades, dies at 80, ushering in a new era of uncertainty and potential succession crisis in Vietnamese politics
Is Vietnam Truly Reliable for the West?
Vietnam's policy of non-alignment causes confusion, especially after recent receptions of Putin and ongoing Russia ties
Vietnam’s Spratly Reclamation Impact on Dispute
Escalating South China Sea disputes as nations reclaim land, with China, Vietnam, and Philippines actively building on islands, complicating regional tensions.
