Một số giải pháp vận dụng tư tưởng ngoại giao Hồ Chí Minh trong quan hệ Việt Nam với các nước lớn thời kì đổi mới

Tóm tắt

In today’s era of global integration, where major powers act as “dealers” shaping international institutions, laws, rules, and development trends, relations with major powers have become increasingly significant. Recent developments show that strategic shifts by major powers pose challenges for Vietnam in prioritizing partners and balancing its relationships with each power. In this context, the flexible and creative application of Ho Chi Minh’s diplomatic ideology in Vietnam’s relations with major powers is of critical importance. This article explores Ho Chi Minh’s diplomatic ideology, the achievements, and limitations in Vietnam’s relations with major powers, and proposes solutions to further apply this ideology in the context of Vietnam’s renewal period. One key recommendation is to adopt Ho Chi Minh’s diplomatic ideology in bilateral relations with individual major powers, particularly the United States and China, ensuring Vietnam’s interests are safeguarded while contributing to regional and global stability.