Inside VietFuturus: How We Build Across Three Voices
Meet the three editorial voices of VietFuturus: Jay Nguyen, Bóng Tre, and An Dương 23. Learn how we write with memory, clarity, and future intent.
Strategic Dispatches from Southeast Asia: Indonesia’s Cyber Balancing Act — Israeli Spyware, Huawei Dependency, and the Sovereignty Dilemma
Indonesian agencies deploy Israeli spyware while relying on Huawei networks — a quiet digital crisis with global stakes.
Why VietFuturus Exists – A Letter from the Editors
The Origin of VietFuturus We didn’t create VietFuturus to add to the noise.We built it because something vital was disappearing — memory, voice, and signal from Vietnam’s fragmented past and speculative future. In a world where the Vietnamese experience is reduced to headlines or forgotten altogether, we saw the need for a system — a…
Strategic Dispatches from Southeast Asia: Vietnam–India Forge Silent Alliances in the Shadows of Conflict
In this strategic dispatches from Southeast Asia, Vietnam and India quietly expand defense tech cooperation, reshaping Indo-Pacific security dynamics under Beijing’s radar.
Strategic Dispatches from Southeast Asia: Philippines–Japan Pact Signals a Quiet Fracture Line
In this strategic dispatch from Southeast Asia, the Philippines–Japan pact quietly reshapes South China Sea alliances and signals shifting Indo-Pacific security lines.
ASEAN’s Quiet Doctrine: How Strategic Ambiguity Protects Southeast Asia’s Future
ASEAN’s Quiet Doctrine uses strategic ambiguity, consensus, and silence to preserve Southeast Asia’s autonomy amid rising U.S.-China tensions. Explore the doctrine’s roots, stress points, and future evolution in a fractured world order.
Signal Zero: Why We Send Dispatches
Discover why VietFuturus launches strategic dispatches from Southeast Asia. In a world drowning in noise, fast and sharp geopolitical signals shape futures before consensus traps them.
Cultural Identity Refractions: Why We Write from the Edge
Cultural Identity Refractions anwers why VietFuturus writes from the fractures of cultural memory, exile, and survival. Refractions is strategic memory reborn.
Vietnam’s Foreign Policy Is Not Neutral. It’s a Strategic Silence.
Vietnam strategic silence isn’t neutrality. It’s a calculated stance shaped by history, bamboo diplomacy, and South China Sea tensions.
How the Vietnamese Diaspora Became a Quiet Global Network
From scattered refugees to a quiet force of global influence, the Vietnamese community abroad has built a hidden network across continents. This essay explores how memory, migration, and return have quietly shaped one of the most resilient and strategic diasporas in the world.
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