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2. turn its attention to the vast potential

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2. turn its attention to the vast potential

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1. What is the welcome diplomacy mentioned in this article ?

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1. What is the welcome diplomacy mentioned in this article ?

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2. What were overarching themes that Mr Obama has placed at the center of his diplomacy?

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2. What were overarching themes that Mr Obama has placed at the center of his diplomacy?

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5. What proved the Vietnamese basic freedoms largely spurned ?

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5. What proved the Vietnamese basic freedoms largely spurned ?

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4. What was the reaction of Vietnam and the US when China claimed assertively waters off Vietnam’s coast in the South China Sea?

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4. What was the reaction of Vietnam and the US when China claimed assertively waters off Vietnam’s coast in the South China Sea?

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The US president's visit to Vietnam has produced some appealing images, such as crowds lining the streets of Hanoi to cheer the leader of a power that was once a relentless foe, or the US president sitting on a plastic stool during a stop at a pavement restaurant to sample the local pork-and-noodle bun cha. All of this was clearly signaled when US President Barack Obama delivered a speech to a packed auditorium of Vietnamese Communist Party officials, promising to work toward a new partnership. After all, Mr. Obama famously referred to himself as "America's first Pacific president," referring to his origins in Indonesia, and in 2011 he declared that the US will "focus its attention on the Pacific."

Mr. Obama famously referred to himself as "America's first Pacific president," referring to his time growing up in Indonesia, and in 2011 he said that the US will "focus its attention on Asia's tremendous potential." However, the removal of the arms embargo, which US diplomacy had long said was conditional on Vietnam improving its human rights record, was granted without any significant bargaining.

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The article is about the Obama's visit to Vietnam and its consequences.
- The visit is a evidence of US foreign policies under Obama administration and its effort to normalize its relationship with Vietnam.
○ Showing US's willingness to set aside the conflicts after the cold war
○ Focus of US strategies on pivoting to Asia
- The symbolism of the visit is that it shows the US president pivotal approach towards Asia Pacific and the milestone of normalization of US diplomatic relations with Vietnam.
- The rising corporation between Vietnam and US is the outcome of China rising aggression
○ Vietnam's strengthening its diplomatic relations with US
○ US's lifting arms embargo on Vietnam and commitment to the free-trade
- The price of the US's foreign policies towards Vietnam is that the issue of human rights in Vietnam was not treated as a significant concern in the visit. US had long insisted that human rights is the necessary condition for Vietnam to attain the lift in arms embargo. However, this visit marked the milestone that US still lifted its arms embargo on Vietnam without other conditions,