Cambodia and Vietnam: When a Canal Should Not Divide
Nguyen Ba Son
Vietnam has, at times, sacrificed its national interests for the sake of good relationships with its neighbours. This still rings true today.

Nguyen Ba Son
Vietnam has, at times, sacrificed its national interests for the sake of good relationships with its neighbours. This still rings true today.
Hoang Thi Ha
A Buddhist devotee crisscrossing Vietnam barefoot is a living rebuke to certain corrupt, less exemplary Buddhist monks in the country. By allowing him to walk, the authorities have a chance to earn karma points with the Vietnamese public.
Hoang Thi Ha
Cambodia’s Funan Techo Canal is an embodiment of the country’s renaissance and grievances of its past.
Le Hong Hiep
Vietnam has made two high-profile political replacements. But the question remains as to which candidate would be the country’s next general secretary.
Nguyen Thanh Giang
Although it is not easy to pinpoint the leaker of each rumour, the disseminators of such leaks are famous, well-connected social media influencers.
Dorcas Gan
Dorcas Gan investigates the opportunities and challenges arising from promoting film tourism in Southeast Asia.
Nguyen Khac Giang
Hanoi’s silence over a Pulitzer Prize-winning book by a Vietnamese-American author speaks volumes about the country’s treatment of its wartime history.
Jonathan London
There is no dispute that Vietnam’s anti-corruption drive is necessary. But the campaign does not address the root causes of the malfeasance.
Phan Xuan Dung
Ten years after the May 2014 oil rig crisis in Vietnam’s Exclusive Economic Zone, Hanoi continues to maintain its “Three Nos” policy. This, however, does not mean that the policy is set in stone.
Le Hong Hiep
With the “resignation” of the chair of Vietnam’s National Assembly, the country is facing a leadership crisis.