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Changes in Asia-Pacific region’s security architecture

Changes in Asia-Pacific region’s security architecture

Monday, February 02, 2015, 15:14 (GMT+7)
In recent years, the trend of multi-polarizing the global security architecture in general, that of Asia-Pacific region in particular has shifted from orientation to formation. Bilateral alliances led by the U.S. still exist; ASEAN region’s multilateral institutions keep developing; China keeps rising; Japan’s role as a military power; all of which have dominated the formation and development of Asia-Pacific region’s security architecture

Great Spring Victory and aspirations for national rise
50 years have elapsed, but the epic of the Great 1975 Spring Victory, with the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign as its pinnacle, forever resounds through the nation and every single Vietnamese citizen. Under the Party’s glorious flag, that epic continues to resonate on the front of production, in the fight against hunger, poverty, and backwardness, in the protection of sacred national sovereignty over borders, seas, and islands