Meet Vietnam, America’s most undervalued partner in the Indo-Pacific

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The geopolitical map is being radically redrawn as the Ukraine war enters its third month.

The United States and its Western allies seem on track for long-term isolation of the Kremlin. NATO is ramping up its readiness posture and will likely soon have two new members in the form of Finland and Sweden. And there’s no doubt that President Joe Biden’s overdue National Security Strategy will feature Moscow much more than originally planned.

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