Vietnam’s Evolving Strategy in a Challenging Indo-Pacific 
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Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary Tô Lâm’s visit to Australia and New Zealand may look like routine diplomacy. It is better understood as a marker of Hanoi’s evolving strategy in a more contested Indo-Pacific.
Vietnam is not abandoning its “Four No’s” defense policy, nor is it preparing to align formally against China. Instead,…
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