Navigating complex geopolitical landscapes amidst conflict / edited by Kiet Hoang Le, Hiep Xuan Tran.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface.

Acknowledgment.

Chapter 1: Lessons from the Past Millennium of Ethnic and Ethno‑national Conflicts between China and Vietnam for the Russia‑Ukraine War.

Chapter 2: Expansion of BRICS Countries Stimulating Multipolar World Order.

Chapter 3: Indo‑Pacific Strategy of France and Germany: Benefits, Differences, and Impact on Vietnam Approached from the Political Realism Perspective of Hans.

Chapter 4: Russo‑Ukrainian War.

Chapter 5: US‑China Competition.

Chapter 6: Hybrid Operations Carried Out by Belarus on Polish and Lithuanian Borders in 2021–2023.

Chapter 7: Impact of Israel‑Palestine Conflict on Global Economic Relations.

Chapter 8: Security and Strategic Issues in China‑Pakistan Relations.

Chapter 9: ASEAN's Institutional Adaptation in the Asia‑Pacific Amid Global Order Disruptions.

Chapter 10: Caught in the Crossfire.

Chapter 11: Adjusting US Strategy towards Southeast Asia under Joe Biden – Impact and Implications for Vietnam.

Chapter 12: From Unipolarity to Multipolarity.

Chapter 13: Strategic Adaptation through South‑South Cooperation.

Chapter 14: The Belt and Road Initiative Under Geopolitical Pressure.

Compilation of References.

About the Contributors.

Index.

This book examines how ongoing conflicts reshape geopolitical landscapes, alliances, and the balance of power. It explores the consequences of conflict for military and security paradigms, global governance, and future international relations, with attention to political realism, cooperation models, and media framing.

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