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1. www.chathamhouse.org › 2024 › 05Vietnam’s political turmoil reveals a turn towards China ...

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   May 9, 2024 · Vietnam looks set to follow China in a political inward turn. A recent instruction (Directive 24) instructs officials and party members to limit contacts with foreign organizations. There will be consequences in several areas, not least in slower economic growth.

2. finance.yahoo.com › news › could-china-gain-vietnamsCould China gain from Vietnam's political infighting and ...

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   Jun 5, 2024 · China is expected to benefit from Vietnam's unprecedented political turmoil amid months-long infighting and internal machinations within the ruling Communist Party, and signs...

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4. www.ft.com › content › 53631068-6c9c-47b6-8b1c-0eVietnam’s political turmoil deepens as president resigns

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   Mar 20, 2024 · The political uncertainty comes at a time when Vietnam is attracting record foreign investment as it benefits from a global push by manufacturers to diversify away from China because of...

5. thediplomat.com › 2023 › 01Why Vietnam’s Political Shake-Up Will Not Affect Its Foreign ...

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   Jan 25, 2023 · Vietnam’s geography constrains its options in two ways. First, it cannot upset China because no external force can come effectively to Vietnam’s continental defense.

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6. www.japantimes.co.jp › commentary › 2024/03/25Vietnam could lose its 'China +1' appeal among political turmoil

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   Mar 25, 2024 · Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong resigned on Wednesday among a wider probe. This could compromise Hanoi's image as an economic alternative to Beijing.

7. www.scmp.com › news › chinaDoes China seek to ‘divide and conquer’ as it boosts Vietnam ...

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   3 days ago · General Zhang Youxia, vice-chairman of China’s powerful Central Military Commission, travelled to Vietnam last week for a two-day visit. He met Vietnam’s new Communist Party leader To Lam and ...

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   Will China benefit from Vietnam's political turmoil?

   • China is expected to benefit from Vietnam's unprecedented political turmoil amid months-long infighting and internal machinations within the ruling Communist Party, and signs of a more authoritarian tilt in Hanoi, according to observers.

   Could China gain from Vietnam's political infighting and 'hardline' tilt?

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   Will Vietnam follow China in a political inward turn?

   • The vanquished are being allowed to retire quietly, so long as they cede power to their rivals. What we are seeing is a takeover. The winners of this power struggle are the hardliners: the police generals and the dogmatic Leninists. Vietnam looks set to follow China in a political inward turn.

   Vietnam’s political turmoil reveals a turn towards China – and away

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   Why did China and Vietnam pledge a nod to communism?

   • (Andres Martinez Casares/Pool Photo via AP) BEIJING (AP) — The leaders of China and Vietnam pledged to further their economic ties and gave a nod to their shared communist ideology during the first visit by Vietnam’s new president to Beijing on Monday.

   Leaders of China and Vietnam pledge to strengthen political and

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   Does Vietnam have a good foreign policy?

   • Vietnam is a rising middle power in the Indo-Pacific, and some scholars have suggested that the country has much agency with respect to its foreign policy. However, the reality is that while Vietnam on its own is a large country in terms of population, it is relatively small when compared to China.

   Why Vietnam’s Political Shake-Up Will Not Affect Its Foreign Policy

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   What did China and Vietnam do together?

   • The two leaders oversaw the signing of 14 cooperation agreements in areas such as political education, infrastructure, health care and banking. China is Vietnam’s largest trading partner, with total bilateral trade of $172 billion last year.

   Leaders of China and Vietnam pledge to strengthen political and

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   Is Vietnam a communist country?

   • While Vietnam has disagreements with China, most notably over the South China Sea, the two countries’ ruling communist parties have a shared Leninist heritage and political ties that date back a century. This is in stark contrast to popular opinion, which is generally more hostile towards China.

   Vietnam’s political turmoil reveals a turn towards China – and away

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9. apnews.com › article › china-vietnam-xi-jinping-toLeaders of China and Vietnam pledge to strengthen political ...

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   Aug 19, 2024 · The leaders of China and Vietnam have pledged to further their economic ties and gave a nod to their shared communist ideology during the first visit by Vietnam’s new president to Beijing.