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082844
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2008.
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The year 2007 was a special one for the ten nations of Southeast Asia, where the 40th anniversary of their international organization, ASEAN, one of the most successful projects for regional integration, was widely celebrated. The main event was the signing by all ASEAN leaders of the organization's long-awaited Charter, the first such document in its history, at ASEAN's XIII Summit, held in Singapore from 18 through 22 November 2007. ... At the moment of its inception back in 1967, ASEAN encompassed just five nations: Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines
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089618
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2009.
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This was the subject of a Russian-Vietnamese scientific symposium held at the Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, on November 11th and 12th, 2008. The Vietnamese side was represented by a big delegation from the Ho Chi Minh National Political and Administrative Academy, the main analytical center of the party and state leadership of the country, headed by its rector, a member of the Central Committee of the Communist party of Vietnam, Professor Le Hieu Nghia.
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162791
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The content of the new Asian doctrine of US President Donald Tramp and his plans to form a "Quad" is the first step toward creating a new type of military bloc for Asia in order to contain China. This topic is highly relevant because of the changing situation in the wider region where Russia has its own major economic and geostrategic interests. The plans to form the Quad directly threaten the marginalization of ASEAN and the end of the Association's leading role in resolving regional issues.
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166022
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The year 2018 marked the passage of fifty years since the general offensive of the armed forces of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam on the eve of the New Year holiday Tet, which changed the course of events in the Vietnam War. Numerous mass media publications were devoted to the event. This author argues with a number of American scholars on the nature and consequences of that offensive, emphasizing that U.S. crimes can in no way be justified and that their actions cannot be considered equal to those of the Vietnamese fighters who were forced, arms in hand, to defend the freedom, independence, and unity of their country from U.S. intervention.
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141424
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This articles examines the activities of Ho Chi Minh, founder of the Communist Party of Vietnam, leader of the August Revolution, and first President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, in upholding the sovereignty of his country and the fight against colonial rule. The author outlines how the ideas of Ho Chi Minh are put into practice in the foreign policy of contemporary Vietnam.
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155337
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ASEAN, the association of ten nations of Southeast Asia, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. The world academic community strongly believes that ASEAN is one of the few successful regional affiliations, even though it was created by nation states that are very different and were often hostile to one another in the past.
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