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The U.S.-Vietnam Partnership in a Complex World

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of Vietnam will make his first trip to the United States for the U.S.-ASEAN Summit, which yields an opportunity to make progress on a range of complex issues, including security, Russia, trade, climate change, Covid-19, and legacies of war.

Commentary by Gregory B. Poling and Simon Tran Hudes — May 5, 2022

Is Myanmar Headed for Collapse or Revolution?

Myanmar’s junta continues its deadly crackdown on protests, and the newly formed National Unity Government is gearing up for a sustained and increasingly violent campaign of resistance. CSIS experts break down what comes next for the country.

Critical Questions by Gregory B. Poling and Simon Tran Hudes — May 7, 2021

Myanmar’s Military Seizes Power

In a pre-dawn raid on February 1, Myanmar’s military detained State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi, President Win Myint, and other political figures. CSIS experts explain how and why this coup happened and what comes next for Myanmar.

Critical Questions by Gregory B. Poling and Simon Tran Hudes — February 1, 2021

Vietnam Currency Investigation: Strategy and Policy Implications

On October 2, 2020, USTR launched two investigations of Vietnam under Section 301, including one into alleged currency undervaluation. CSIS experts break down why Vietnam is being targeted and what the implications may be for the U.S.-Vietnam strategic relationship.

Critical Questions by Gregory B. Poling, Matthew P. Goodman, and Simon Tran Hudes — November 2, 2020