Regarding Vietnam’s (VN) immediate future, many people have given their analysis and made predictions, but how can I foresee things with any accuracy? I only
I was three and a half years old when our family boarded a small boat on the Saigon river to escape the country of my
BY CLAUDIA ROSETT Wednesday, March 9, 2005 12:01 a.m. EST There’s been a lot of talk since Sept. 11 about how President Bush’s war-lovin’ ways
Peter Westmore, President of the National Civic Council, Australia A new political party, Viet Tan, has been launched by Vietnamese émigrés and people living in
Open Letter Ho Chi Minh City – December 10, 2004 To: The National Assembly and Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam The
Ms. Sanchez is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives December 8, 2004 From Wall Street Journal Online edition Last week, the government of
Vietnam at a crossroads; after 30 years of One-party, authoritarian dictatorship, Vietnam must choose to reform its political structure or continue to fall behind the
The Hon. DAVID CLARKE [10.03 p.m.]: Recently my parliamentary colleague the Hon. Charlie Lynn gave an outstanding address to this House reminding us of the
Nearly thirty years after the fall of Saigon in 1975, a new geopolitical schema is taking shape between the Vietnamese who stayed in the country,
