Phan Xuan Dung is a Research Officer at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute and a PhD student at the Australian National University.
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The Case for Vietnam’s Mekong Energy Diplomacy
Phan Xuan Dung
Vietnam needs to complement water diplomacy with energy diplomacy to curb the unsustainable exploitation of the Mekong for hydropower. Hanoi should promote the development and cross-country trade of non-hydro renewables, especially wind and solar power.
Vietnam-U.S. Security Cooperation Prospects under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Phan Xuan Dung|Hoai Vu
This Long Read explains why despite the recent upgrade in diplomatic status, Vietnam-U.S. security cooperation has not reached a new level.
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Troubled Waters Ahead for Philippine-Vietnam Strategic Partnership on the South China Sea
Phan Xuan Dung
Vietnam and the Philippines have formed a strategic partnership in the South China Sea. By reinforcing their respective claims to the area, however, they are vulnerable to a wedge strategy by third parties such as China.
Can Vietnam Reach Its Offshore Wind Power Goals?
Phan Xuan Dung
Vietnam has an impressive slew of offshore wind power projects on the drawing board. But due to various technical and legal constraints, the country is unlikely to hit the 6 gigawatt target by 2030.
Troubled Waters Ahead for Philippine-Vietnam Strategic Partnership on the South China Sea
Phan Xuan Dung
Vietnam and the Philippines have formed a strategic partnership in the South China Sea. By reinforcing their respective claims to the area, however, they are vulnerable to a wedge strategy by third parties such as China.