Laos China Training Center Won't Shift Vietnam's Non-Aligned Policy
A new Chinese training center in Laos is unlikely to alter Vietnam's long-standing non-aligned and multi-directional foreign policy, according to analysis. Vietnam is expected to continue balancing its relationships and maintaining cooperation with various nations.
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