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Nach Singapur und Malaysia ist Vietnam das dritte südostasiatische Land, das ein Freihandelsabkommen mit der EU anstrebt. Eine bessere Integration in den Welthandel und eine positive Entwicklung der vietnamesischen Wirtschaft können aus dem Abkommen resultieren. Kritiker befürchten hingegen Einbußen für die vietnamesische Landwirtschaft und Umweltprobleme. Wie kann das Handelsabkommen Vietnam verändern? (KAS-Auslandsinformationen / SWP)

AbstractNortheast Asia contains several geopolitical hot spots, which alone or in combination, have a high risk potential for regional and global security. The rising assertiveness of the PR China, shifting economic weights, the need for a comprehensive economic transformation in an age of digitalisation and demographic shifts - these challenges shape the future of all Northeast Asian nations.The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), one of the largest political foundations of Germany, takes up these challenges not only with and within the respective societies, but also by developing platforms in the region and with Europe.The article describes key issues, the target groups, and the methodological approaches taken by KAS in each of the Northeast Asian countries. It shows the diversity of the approaches, and highlights the opportunities and limits for a German political foundation in the region.

In the original publication of this article [1] some errors were made in the section of 'The People's Republic of China' due to typesetting mistakes, the correct content is as below.