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Vietnam’s Political Landscape After Mergers and Restructuring

By Jason Nguyen7 min read

Huỳnh Kha wrote this Vietnamese article, published in Luat Khoa Magazine on March 1, 2025. Jason Nguyen translated it into English for The Vietnamese Magazine.

By March 2025, Vietnam had spent around three months reorganizing and streamlining its political system and institutions. This has led to various changes in the structure and functions of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), the government, and the National Assembly.

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Jason Nguyen

Nguyen focuses on vulnerable communities: ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+, activists, and Vietnam War refugees, challenging the Vietnamese government’s official narratives on social and political issues.

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