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Why Tensions Are Rising Between Vietnam and China

Vietnam now appears to be an outlier in its vociferous opposition to China’s push for control over the South China Sea.

Hunter Marston

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Why Tensions Are Rising Between Vietnam and China

Vietnam now appears to be an outlier in its vociferous opposition to China’s push for control over the South China Sea.

Hunter Marston

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Two big myths persist about the United States and Vietnam. The first is that when U.S. soldiers returned from the war there, protesters spat upon them in disdain. The...

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Obama in Hanoi

U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon. Obama's trip could prove to be a milestone in a two-decade path toward...

David Brown

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Safe Harbor

The clash of interests between China and the United States in the South China Sea has become more tense, and the situation is only going to get worse. The time has...

Michael H. Fuchs

A ship (top) of Chinese Coast Guard is seen near a ship of Vietnam Marine Guard in the South China Sea, about 210 km (130 miles) off shore of Vietnam May 14, 2014.

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Pivot Problems

To protect its core interests in Asia, the United States should start being honest about the things it doesn't care about. That includes China's harassment of...

Jennifer Lind

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How Activists Changed Washington

The ubiquity of human rights rhetoric in American political life today obscures the relatively recent origins of the U.S. human rights movement. It wasn’t...

William Michael Schmidli

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Africa’s Anti-Poaching Problem

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Alexander Kasterine

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Six Markets to Watch: The Mekong Region

The Southeast Asian countries that line the Mekong River -- Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam, along with China’s southern Yunnan Province -- are finally fending...

Thitinan Pongsudhirak

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What Really Happened in Vietnam

A pathbreaking history of the Vietnam War reveals that the Northern government was far more divided and discouraged than commonly believed. Yet the fact remains that...

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In taking the war upon himself, Robert S. McNamara forgets that containment abroad and anticommunism at home virtually ensured the Vietnam tragedy.

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