To Lam’s Consolidation of Power: Implications for Vietnam’s Political and Economic Prospects
Le Hong Hiep
To Lam has become Vietnam’s supreme dominant leader. This has both positive and negative implications.

Le Hong Hiep
To Lam has become Vietnam’s supreme dominant leader. This has both positive and negative implications.
Nguyen Khac Giang
Vietnam’s new premier seems to have what counts, but the odds could go either way.
Nguyen Khac Giang
In an attempt to prevent the latter from drifting too far into China’s orbit, Vietnam has made overtures to Laos in the form of functional cooperation.
Nicholas Chapman
Vietnam’s foreign policy is evolving from a position based on integration and multilateralism to one based on strategic autonomy.
Nguyen Khac Giang
For the first time, the next echelon of Vietnam’s top leaders have not been marked by the experience of the Vietnam War. They have to prove that they would be able to govern and produce the needed outcomes.
Dien Nguyen An Luong
Vietnam’s digital citizen scoring proposal though based on incentives rather than punishment is a form of social engineering that paves the way for control by the security apparatus.
Nguyen Khac Giang|Le Hong Hiep
Vietnam’s efforts to eradicate ‘localism’ have created side effects which might undermine proper governance.
Dien Nguyen An Luong
The unusual turn taken in a social media page run by a Vietnamese police anti-drug unit shows how controlling the conversation through humour can be a useful weapon.
Le Hong Hiep
In Vietnam, an impasse over feed-in-tariffs for renewable energy producers threatens foreign investors’ confidence in government policies
Le Hong Hiep
Vietnam’s uppermost echelon of political leadership is likely to remain structurally unchanged for various reasons.