South China Sea

  • Paracel Islands & Congressional Actions to Support Peace and Stability in the Indo-Pacific

    Paracel Islands & Congressional Actions to Support Peace and Stability in the Indo-Pacific

    Duy Hoang

    Fifty years ago, the People’s Republic of China invaded Vietnam’s Paracel Islands. It was an act of aggression then and represents a continued danger to the civilized world today.

  • Capitol Hill Briefing to Mark 50 Years of Paracel Islands Under Chinese Occupation

    Capitol Hill Briefing to Mark 50 Years of Paracel Islands Under Chinese Occupation

    Viet Tan

    Vietnamese pro-democracy organization, Viet Tan, in collaboration with bipartisan Members of Congress will be hosting a briefing marking 50 years of China’s invasion and occupation of Vietnam’s Paracel Islands. The event will be on Thursday, January 18, 2024 from 3:00-4:30 P.M. in the Rayburn House Office Building, Room 2060.

  • How Canada can engage Vietnam while furthering its democratic values

    How Canada can engage Vietnam while furthering its democratic values

    Duy Hoang

    As Canada pursues this long-term, multi-faceted strategy, it will undoubtedly prioritize certain relationships. Japan, South Korea and Australia certainly. These are all democracies and important economies. But perhaps Vietnam will be considered a strategic partner as well. The question is how Canada can engage Vietnam while furthering its democratic values?

  • With wary eye on China, U.S. moves closer to former foe Vietnam

    With wary eye on China, U.S. moves closer to former foe Vietnam

    The Washington Post

    The United States and Vietnam are poised to significantly enhance their economic and technological ties, bringing the former foes closer at a time of increased Chinese assertiveness in the region. The deal, expected to be announced when President Biden makes a state visit to Vietnam next weekend, is the latest step by the Biden administration to deepen relations in Asia. For Hanoi, the closer relationship with Washington serves as a counterweight to Beijing’s influence.